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Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners
Baiyangdian Waterfront Park, TLS Landscape Architecture | International Design Awards Winners

Baiyangdian Waterfront Park

CompanyTLS Landscape Architecture
Lead DesignersTom Leader, Wei Chen, Wanpeng Zu
Design TeamTLS Landscape Architecture, Hangzhou Landscape Institute, Shanghai Planning Institute
Project LocationXiong’an, China
ClientAdministration Committee for the Xiong’an New Area; Anxin Goverment
CreditsPhoto Courtesy to Xiaohui Jin, Mu Yu(Xin Hua)
Prize(s)Silver in Architecture Categories / Landscape, Bronze in Architecture Categories / Landmarks, symbolic structures, memorials, public
Entry Description

Baiyangdian Waterfront Park seeks to recover the original landscape pattern of ‘Lotus Pond-Reed Sea’ - but interpreted to solve modern flooding and water quality problems with a varied network of eco-levees and a general cleanup of the regional watershed . A new marina brings the Xiong-an community to the lake and it’s many reed channels and aquatic lotus spaces. The new stability of the water helps to renew its importance as a major stop on the Asian Flyway and lake and surrounding forests are home to tremendous and highly diverse species of birds as well as aquatic mammals and fish.