伦敦潮汐公园 | 立体高架花园，激活半岛生活_公共景观_设计案例作品

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潮汐公园将高架花园、景观岛屿、钢结构雕塑巧妙结合，打造出娱乐、文化和健康的分层网络，为格林威治半岛注入新的活力。

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潮汐公园是一个5公里长的公共空间和花园网络，融入了格林威治半岛的日常节奏。这是一条高架和平铺的人行道，它的规划跨越两层，激活了地上和地下的空间，提供了一个娱乐、文化和健康的分层网络。

潮汐将把不同的生态系统、新兴的社区和独特的文化机构连接在一起，从北到南，从东到西，从中心到外围，从城市到河流。潮水既快又慢。它同时是一条跑道，一条散步长廊，一系列安静的花园，以及一个社会和文化中心的网络。

The Tide is a 5-kilometre network of public spaces and gardens embedded into the daily rhythms of Greenwich Peninsula. Both an elevated and at-grade walkway, with programming split across both levels, The Tide activates spaces above and below to provide a layered network of recreation, culture, and wellness. The Tide will stitch together diverse ecosystems, emerging neighbourhoods, and distinct cultural institutions, connecting north to south, east to west, centre to the periphery, and city to river. The Tide is both fast and slow. It is simultaneously a running track, a walking promenade, a series of quiet gardens, and a network of social and cultural hubs.

潮汐岛被设想为一系列高架的、景观化的岛屿，人们可以在这里放慢脚步，逗留，并且俯瞰半岛的生活。每个岛屿都是独特的，由独特的树木和种植，以及周围的景色和声音来定义。

The Tide is conceived of as a series of elevated, landscaped islands where the public is invited to slow down, linger, and overlook the life of the Peninsula. Each island is distinct, defined by unique trees and planting, and by their surrounding views and sounds.

这些高架花园被设计成一簇结构支架，创造出高架花坛，容纳土壤并将重力负荷和水引向地面。支撑潮汐花园的雕塑结构也为下面的道路提供了框架和庇护，创造了拱形亭子，标志着地面公共领域的门槛和通道。

These elevated gardens are designed as clusters of structural supports that create elevated planter beds, containing soil and channelling both gravity loads and water down to the ground. The sculptural structure supporting The Tide gardens above also frames and shelters the path below, creating arched pavilions that mark thresholds and passages at the ground level public realm.

位置。格林威治半岛位于伦敦东南部，靠近金丝雀码头，位于格林威治皇家自治市内，三面环行着泰晤士河。这里曾经是一个有着丰富历史的工业遗址，现在正在迅速转变。

虽然今天人们大多认为这里是O2体育场的所在地，但是它是一个不断发展的社区，计划建造15000套新住宅、一个设计区和一个大型中央公园。

Location. Greenwich Peninsula is located in south-east London near Canary Wharf, within the Royal Borough of Greenwich, and is bound on three sides by a loop of the Thames River. A former industrial site with a rich history, it is an area quickly transforming. Although known mostly as the site of the O2 Arena today, it is an evolving community with plans for 15,000 new homes, a design district, and a large central park.