Vaughans Stream Corridor Wetlands + Bridge: Infrastructural Park

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LandLAB [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, June 25, 2019.Description: 1353 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: LandLAB were commissioned by Todd Properties Limited in 2014 to design a series of wetlands, associated open spaces and a series of bridges within the Vaughan’s Stream corridor in Long Bay, Tāmaki Makarau – Auckland, New Zealand. LandLAB provided the landscape design leadership alongside a multi-disciplinary consultant team.

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Accessibility (91) ,
Landscape (273) ,
Landscape planning (25) ,
New Zealand (3) ,
Park (57) ,
Pedestrian realm (83) ,
Project (1170) ,
Public Catalyst (39) ,
Resilience (72) ,
Sustainability (411)

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LandLAB, Low Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Accessibility, Auckland, Bicycle, Bridge, Circulation, Corten steel, Cycling roads, Dealing with Nature, Design strategies, Ecological design, Horizontal experience, Identity, Infrastructure, Interaction, Landscape, Landscape planning, New Zealand, Park, Pedestrian realm, Project, Public Catalyst, Resilience, Sustainability, User’s experience, Water, Wetlands

LandLAB were commissioned by Todd Properties Limited in 2014 to design a series of wetlands, associated open spaces and a series of bridges within the Vaughan’s Stream corridor in Long Bay, Tāmaki Makarau – Auckland, New Zealand. LandLAB provided the landscape design leadership alongside a multi-disciplinary consultant team.

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