基斯特公园
Keast Park
This project won “The Victoria Medal for Landscape Architecture” within The 2012 AILA Victoria Landscape Architecture Awards. Citation by the jury:
“基斯特公园是一个精心打造的项目，稳固而温和地坐落在景观中，将建筑和景观结合起来，定义从沿海沙丘到建成环境的过渡。低调的设计以及巧妙地拥抱和展示景观的方式给评审团留下了深刻的印象。该项目展示了一种典型的情感与景观和社区的关系
“Keast Park is a finely crafted project that sits firmly, yet gently in the landscape, marrying architecture and landscape to define the transition from coastal dune to the built environment. The jury was impressed by the understated design, and the way it subtly embraces and reveals the landscape. The project demonstrates an exemplary sensibility to landscape and community.
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该项目的核心是一条简单而详细的木板路，它保护了恢复后的沙丘景观，并保护了当地长满草的公园和社区活动。甲板蜿蜒在一座高耸的建筑下面，在北面的保龄球场和南面的公园之间提供了一个强大的物理和视觉连接。该项目探索了多种社区设施和活动的整合和重叠，促进了更强烈的社区所有权和参与感
At the core of the project is a simply stated and well detailed boardwalk that protects the reinstated dune landscape, and shelters the grassy local park and community activity. The deck winds underneath a raised building, providing a strong physical and visual connection between the bowling greens to the north and the park to the south. The project explores the integration and overlap of multiple community facilities and activities, promoting a stronger sense of community ownership and engagement.
This project is also an exemplar of landscape architecture led master planning, leading to excellence in built outcomes in both architecture and landscape. Site Office received an AILA award for the original master plan in 2004, as well as a commendation for urban design from AIA.”
Landscape Architecture: Site Office
Project: Keast Park
Client: City of Frankston
Image credits: John Gollings, Andrew North, Chris Sawyer
