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lebe4
The Foreshore Walk
James Mather Delaney design
creator
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software, multimedia
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UrbanNext
August 10, 2018
monographic
eng
847 words.
The Glebe4 project includes four elements of a regenerated site in inner west Sydney – The Foreshore Walk, Jubilee Park, The Crescent and the new open space at Harold Park with heritage adaptation of the Grandstand and Bellevue Villa. This project has repaired industrial land and reclaimed harbour areas since 2007 in a highly urbanised precinct that was locked away from public access for more than a century. Combined, these form the western most segment of the City of Sydney’s planned harbour foreshore walk from Woolloomooloo to Rozelle.
expanding design practices, James Mather Delaney design, Low Density, Project, Repair, Territory and mobility
Australia, Coast line, Community, Design, Design strategies, Ecological infrastructure, Ecosystem ecology, Environment, Heritage, Industrial context, Interaction, Landscape, Natural materials, Nature, Park, Project, repair, Sidney, Social cohesion, Territorial Approach, Territory&Mobility, urban, Urban Legacy, Vegetation, Water, Waterfront
This is an excerpt of "Repair" by Mauro Baracco and Louise Wright from Baracco+Wright Architects. Published by Actar Publishers -- https://actar.com/product/repair/
Landscape Architecture
Harbor Regeneration
Sydney, Australia
Australia
2575-5374
https://urbannext.net/glebe4/
https://urbannext.net/glebe4/
ES-BaAUN
221102
20221227235558.0
eng