© Bill Tatham/SWA

(C)Bill Tatham/SWA

架构师提供的文本描述。亨特角南滨水公园二期工程于2018年夏季开放，将5.5英亩废弃的工业景观改造成一个新的滨水公园。公园第二期从第54大道以南开始，环绕纽敦小溪，完成亨特角南公园与第一期公园的全面构想，形成了近11英亩的连续滨水公园。公园提供休憩场所，并邀请与自然的密切联系，在水的边缘，补充活跃的娱乐空间在第一期公园。

Text description provided by the architects. Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park Phase II, opening summer of 2018, transforms 5.5 acres of an abandoned industrial landscape into a new waterfront park. Phase II of the park begins south of 54th Avenue and wraps around Newtown Creek to complete the full vision of Hunter’s Point South Park initiated with the Phase I park, resulting in nearly 11 acres of a continuous waterfront park. The park offers places of retreat and invites intimate connections with nature at the water’s edge, complementing the active recreation spaces in the Phase 1 park.

Text description provided by the architects. Hunter’s Point South Waterfront Park Phase II, opening summer of 2018, transforms 5.5 acres of an abandoned industrial landscape into a new waterfront park. Phase II of the park begins south of 54th Avenue and wraps around Newtown Creek to complete the full vision of Hunter’s Point South Park initiated with the Phase I park, resulting in nearly 11 acres of a continuous waterfront park. The park offers places of retreat and invites intimate connections with nature at the water’s edge, complementing the active recreation spaces in the Phase 1 park.

 © Bill Tatham/SWA

(C)Bill Tatham/SWA

 © Albert Vecerka/ESTO

c Albert Vecerka/Esto

该公园也是一种新的滨水复原力模式，采用了“软”的方法来保护水的边缘免受洪水的侵袭。一条小径沿着堤道蜿蜒而行，略高于河流的高度，漫步于天际线上，近距离观察沿河边缘的沼泽栖息地，保护着近1.5英亩的新建立的湿地。这一设计还利用了该遗址引人注目的地形，其中有一处绿草如茵的海角、一座人行天桥通往的新岛屿、一艘独木舟的启动、锻炼和野餐平台、一系列远离小径的亲密的“突围”休息室，还有一个悬挑的悬挑俯瞰湿地上空，可以俯瞰曼哈顿的天际线全景。

The park is also a new model for waterfront resilience, with a “soft” approach to protecting the water’s edge from floodwaters. A trail meanders along the causeway, elevated slightly above the river, a stroll of shifting perspectives of the skyline and close-ups of the marsh habitat along the river’s edge and protects nearly 1.5 acres of newly established wetlands. The design also leverages the site’s dramatic topography with a shaded grassy promontory, a new island reached by a pedestrian bridge, a kayak launch, exercise and picnic terraces, a collection of intimate “break-out” lounges off the pathways, and a dramatic cantilevered overlook that hovers above the wetland and offers panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline.

The park is also a new model for waterfront resilience, with a “soft” approach to protecting the water’s edge from floodwaters. A trail meanders along the causeway, elevated slightly above the river, a stroll of shifting perspectives of the skyline and close-ups of the marsh habitat along the river’s edge and protects nearly 1.5 acres of newly established wetlands. The design also leverages the site’s dramatic topography with a shaded grassy promontory, a new island reached by a pedestrian bridge, a kayak launch, exercise and picnic terraces, a collection of intimate “break-out” lounges off the pathways, and a dramatic cantilevered overlook that hovers above the wetland and offers panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline.

 © Albert Vecerka/ESTO

c Albert Vecerka/Esto

 Courtesy SWA/BALSLEY and WEISS/MANFREDI.

礼节西瓦/巴尔斯利和维斯/曼弗雷迪。

该公园是SWA/Balsley和Weiss/Manfredi之间的一个设计合作项目，ARUP是主要的顾问和基础设施设计人员。该设计重新确立了原址的沼泽地特性，并引入了一个弹性的、多层次的娱乐和文化目的地，将城市带到公园，将公园带到滨水区。

The park was a design collaboration between SWA/BALSLEY and WEISS/MANFREDI with ARUP as the prime consultant and infrastructure designer. The design re-establishes the site’s former marshland identity and introduces a resilient, multi-layered recreational and cultural destination, bringing the city to the park and the park to the waterfront.

The park was a design collaboration between SWA/BALSLEY and WEISS/MANFREDI with ARUP as the prime consultant and infrastructure designer. The design re-establishes the site’s former marshland identity and introduces a resilient, multi-layered recreational and cultural destination, bringing the city to the park and the park to the waterfront.

 © David Lloyd/SWA

c David Lloyd/SWA

Architects SWA/BALSLEY, WEISS/MANFREDI

Location 52-10 Center Blvd, Long Island City, NY 11101, United States

Area 239580.0 ft2

Project Year 2018

Photographs David Lloyd/SWA, Bill Tatham/SWA, Albert Vecerka/ESTO

Category Park

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