码头区公园CLEC场地-第2阶段

码头区公园CLEC场地-第2阶段
CLEC Site, Docklands Park- Stage 2

MALA Studio: A vibrant new recreational and cultural public space has been unveiled to the public in Melbourne’s Docklands. The project is the latest from up and comers MALA Studio who designed and developed the CLEC Site Masterplan for Development Victoria and the City of Melbourne.

这个令人尴尬的三角形场地是该区最后一片未开发的公共土地之一，由一系列破败的、断断续续的建筑、广场、法院和艺术品组成。该场地还包含高压天然气地役权，有效地将场地分为两部分。该总体规划旨在通过加强绿地、重新配置现有元素和创造新的活动空间，将该场地与周围的码头区公园连接起来。

The awkward triangular site was one of the last slithers of undeveloped public land in the precinct consisting of a series of dilapidated and disconnected buildings, plazas, courts and artworks. The site also contained a high pressure gas easement which effectively divided the site into two portions. The Masterplan aimed to unite the site and connect it to the surrounding Docklands Park by enhancing green space, reconfiguring existing elements, and creating new pockets of activity.

CLEC Site, Docklands Park- Stage 2

The recently completed park marks the second stage of the project and comprises a multi-purpose sports court, exercise stations, ping pong tables, daybeds, seats, gardens and green open spaces. The site also houses Amanda Levetes 2015 MPavilion which was relocated during Stage 1 of the project.

自从开园以来，公园里日夜都挤满了人和活动。早上，当地居民遛狗，训练小组进行巡回训练。午餐时间，公园里挤满了吃午饭、锻炼身体、打乒乓球或懒洋洋地躺在日托床或倾斜的草坪上的上班族。晚上，多个球场举办篮球、无网篮球和足球俱乐部，MPavilion负责赛事策划。该项目是墨尔本新一代智能公园之一，在整个区域内提供免费wi-fi和电话充电站。公园内还隐藏着天气和数据采集仪器。然而，即使有了这项技术，项目中根深蒂固的是该网站独特的历史和背景的表达。项目中使用的所有木材都是从最近拆除的码头区北码头打捞上来的，距离CLEC现场不到400米。
Since opening the park has been buzzing with people and activity both day and night. In the morning local residents walk their dogs and training groups run circuits and drills. During lunch hours the park is inundated with office workers eating lunch, working out, playing ping pong or lounging on the daybeds or tilted lawns. At night the multi courts host basketball, netball and soccer clubs and the MPavilion curates events. The project is one of Melbourne’s new generation smart parks offering free wi-fi and phone charging stations throughout the precinct. Also hidden within the park are weather and data collecting instruments. However, even with this technology, ingrained within the project is an expression of the site’s unique and contextual history. All the timbers used in the project were salvaged from the recently demolished Docklands North Wharf, less than 400m from the CLEC site.

CLEC Site, Docklands Park- Stage 2

北码头在历史上具有重要意义，当地工程师选择试验澳大利亚硬木（如雅拉、红胶、铁树皮和黄盒子），而不是在世纪之交更常用的进口欧洲木材。通过客户、建筑商、木材商和景观设计师之间的精心规划和合作，回收的木材被分级、翻新并重新用作新公园内的定制座椅和日间床。
North Wharf was historically significant with local Engineers opting to experiment with Australian hardwoods (such as Jarrah, Red Gum, Iron bark, and Yellow Box) rather than imported European timbers which were more commonly used at the turn of the century. Through careful planning and collaboration between the client, builder, timber merchant and landscape architect, salvaged timbers were graded, reconditioned and repurposed as the customised seats and daybeds within the new park.

The stage of the CLEC site is dynamic, fun, and playful. It allows another generation of city goers an outdoor Melbourne jaunt with a tasty side of history!

再生木材：木材复兴
Lead Designer and Landscape Architect: MALA Studio
Construction: Maben Group
Engineering (Structural and Civil): Taylor Thompson Whiting (TTW)
Engineering (Services): Plan B Services
Lighting: Electrolight
Irrigation: Make it Wet
Arborist: Stephen Fitzgerald- Arboriculture
Recycled Timber: Timber Revival