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Twin Moon Bay Park: Civic Enrichment Yields Environmental Stewardship

Firm LocationSan Francisco, United States
Project locationTwin Moon Bay, Guangdong, China
CompanyTOPOS Landscape Architects
Lead ArchitectYi Zhu
ClientTwin Moon Bay Real Estate Development
Projecthttps://www.toposla.com/Project/detail/cat_id/8/id/76/lang/1

Twin Moon Bay Park sets a new precedent for sensitive coastal development in China. The landscape architect defines comprehensively synergistic goals: economic viability, social equity, and environmental stewardship; all embraced within a low-impact design strategy. Goals were achieved on a challenging site: rugged terrain, harsh soil conditions, damaged sites, and a limited budget. It is the first and only public park for this historic fishing town. The larger mixed-use development subscribed to environmentally driven place-making values.