曼哈顿42号码头/Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects

发布于：2023-05-17 12:25:10

NYC’s $92 Million Flood-Resistant Pier 42 Project Moves Forward

设计方：Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects

位置：美国

分类：滨水

内容：设计方案

图片：7张

曼哈顿42号码头计划在下东区实施建造，经过当地社区委员会和相关部门的批准，Mathews Nielsen景观建筑公司将在未来的几年里对其进行设计和建造。此次改造的费用将达到玖仟贰佰万美元，项目占地约8英亩。
建设42号码头的目的是为了抵御像桑迪飓风一样的自然灾害，尤其是防洪方面。同时还能给来往的骑行者提供一个安全舒适的曼哈顿环岛，并且维护当地的生态平衡，该码头还具有生态雨水采集系统，他可以净化雨水，并使其流入东河。此次项目还会除去一个大棚，将其改造为一个开放式空间，并伴有草坪，操场，河边绿地和一个停泊处。

景观时间：2016
项目地址：美国纽约
图片来源：Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects

译者：饭团小组

Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects' plan for Pier 42 on Manhattan's Lower East Side took a major step forward this week when it received the green light from a Community Board 3 subcommittee and conceptual approval from the Public Design Commission of the City of New York. All that is left for construction to begin on the $92 million, eight-acre, flood-resistant project is final authorization from Community Board 3 as a whole. When completed, Pier 42 will be located between the East River Promenade and East River Park to complete the ring of parks encircling Lower Manhattan.
“Responding to the devastation of Hurricane Sandy and the city’s ongoing dedication to resilient design, all aspects of the project are designed to be flood-resistant and environmentally restorative,” reads the press release sent by Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects. “The design goal is to provide protection from future floods to institutions, critical utilities, and housing along one of the city’s densest and most vulnerable corridors.”
Other environmentally-friendly features of the plan include providing safe passage for bikers riding along the Manhattan Waterfront Greenway, waterfront marshes, an educational estuarine park, the creation of a protected oyster habitat, and a bioswale stormwater capture system that will cleanse and discharge rainwater into the East River, “eventually restoring the ecosystem between the Brooklyn Bridge and East 38th Street, ensuring the return of native waterfowl and marine life.”
The plan also includes removal of a large shed with the exception of two structural bays that will be transformed into an open air pavilion with lawns, a playground, riverfront green space and a potential docking station for kayaks and small boats.