Foster + Partners have released plans for a redevelopment of Larnaca, a waterfront resort town in Cyprus.
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The Gold Coast Spit redevelopment, completed this year, has improved upon one of the Gold Coast’s most famous stretches of beach, turning it into a welcoming space that responds to the areas’s relaxed, outdoor lifestyle.
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An SWA Group/Perkins Eastman’s Bayfront Redevelopment Open Space Master Plan has been approved for construction which will provide a much needed upgrade for the formerly contaminated, 40-hectare site on Jersey City’s Hackensack River.
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Auckland’s Wynyard Precinct is about take another key step in its multi decade transformation in what Eke Panuku’s General Manager of Design and Place describes as “an opportunity of a lifetime.”
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The City of Melbourne has released plans for its Greenline project, a four-kilometre promenade along the north bank of the Yarra River, Birrarung, that will create a continuous riverside to Docklands.
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ASPECT Studios, in collaboration with TERROIR and Mulloway Studio, and engineers WALLBRIDGE GILBERT AZTEC (WGA), have designed an enhancement of Sturt Reserve, the heritage wharf and tourism precinct in South Australia’s Murray Bridge.
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Bjarke Ingels Group and James Corner Field Operations have created a River Street Waterfront Masterplan for Two Trees Management, deconstructing and re-naturalising the built Brooklyn shoreline, expanding the water’s edge into the city while creating a new beach.
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OMA has designed Miami’s first underwater sculpture park and artificial reef, working with a team of marine biologists, researchers, architects and coastal engineers to enhance the coastal resilience of the Miami Beach shoreline.
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Heatherwick Studio, along with 20-member team EPX2, have developed The Cove for San Francisco.
It’s an essential upgrade of Piers 30-32 at the Southern end of the Central Embarcadero Piers Historic District, and is designed to protect against the effects of climate change.
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The City of Melbourne, in partnership with the Victorian government, developer Riverlee, and landscape architects Oculus, have unveiled visions for the $500 million mixed-use Seafarers Rest project.
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Herzog & de Meuron’s winning design for the Grand Canal Museum Complex in Hangzhou, China, will provide a linear exhibition complex beside the country’s most famous artificial river.
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Good things come in small packages. Or in this case on small sites. Xteriorscapes vision for this compact, high quality project was absolutely inspired and driven by the site and its relationship with harbour, history and hill country. This was a unique project with a strong response to site context, as well as clear design vision, attention to detail and high quality construction.
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Whangarei’s Pocket Park in the central city provides an art-filled, playful space connecting the Okara Shopping Centre to the Hatea Loop - a popular four kilometre pedestrian and cycle path.
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The previously carpark-dominated Scarborough Foreshore in Perth, Western Australia, has been redeveloped into a pedestrian-focused recreational space by TCL, UDLA and Arup.
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Isthmus’ original plan for the Wellington waterfront at Kumutoto composed two key spatial moves: to push the city out and let the sea in. Now, over a decade on, the project is nearing completion.
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The 2011 Rugby World Cup was the catalyst for many public realm improvements in Auckland City Centre and along the Waterfront.
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Onehunga Wharf has been bought by Auckland Council as it promises to redevelop it in a way that rivals the city’s Wynyard Quarter.
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Auckland Council’s calling for public input into its ambitious Downtown Programme. It says in just three years the city’s waterfront will look dramatically different, more “generous and welcoming”, better connecting people to the Waitematā Harbour, as well as turning the Quay Street area into a more vibrant area for all to enjoy.
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The New South Wales government has unveiled the final design for the Sydney Fish Market’s proposed relocation to Blackwattle Bay.
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LandLAB’s Westhaven Promenade winds it way along the water’s edge from Wynyard Quarter through to Auckland’s Harbour Bridge.
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