The Transformed Stormwater Park Qunli National Urban Wetland Turenscape

Qunli Stormwater Wetland Park Turenscape Archdaily Beginning in 2006, a 2,733 hectare (6,753 acres) new urban district, qunli new town, was planned for the eastern outskirts of haerbin in northern china. thirty two million square meters (344,445,133 sq. ft.) of building floor area will be constructed in the next 13 to 15 years. more than one third of a million people are expected to live there. Completed in 2010 in haerbin, china. images by turenscape. in mid 2009 turenscape was commissioned to design a wetland park of 34.2 hectares right in the middle of this new town, which is listed.

The Transformed Stormwater Park Qunli National Urban Wetland Turenscape The stormwater park now has been listed as a national urban wetland park. this project demonstrate an ecosystem services oriented approach to urban park design, and showcase an water urbanism approach. landscape architect: turenscape. project location: qunli new district, haerbin city, heilongjiang province, china. project size: 30 hectares. Going beyond the original task of preserving the wetland, the landscape architect proposed to transform the area into an urban stormwater park that will provide multiple ecosystems services, and will collect, cleanse, and store stormwater and infiltrate it into the aquifer, protect and recover the native habitats, proved a public space for. Project description. beginning in 2006, a 2,733 hectare (6,753 acres) new urban district, qunli new town, was planned for the eastern outskirts of harbin in northern china. thirty two million square meters (344,445,133 sq. ft.) of building floor area will be constructed in the next 13 to 15 years. more than one third of a million people are. The transformed stormwater park: qunli national urban wetland in harbin city, china by turenscape. june 11th, 2014 by sumit singhal. article source: turenscape. beginning in 2006, a new urban district, qunli new town, in the size of 2733 hectares, was planned to be developed at the east outskirt of haerbin city of north china. 32 million square.