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Location | Client | Cost | Completion |
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Christchurch, New Zealand | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (CERA) | £50m | 2013 design proposals |
The Avon river flows through the centre of the city and the regeneration strategy proposes that its sinuous path is used to define Christchurch’s new river precinct.
The area will be accessible for all with a pedestrian promenade and separate cycleway running the full length of the Precinct. Boardwalks and terracing will allow easy access to the river and feature lighting will improve safety in the evenings and enhance the natural beauty of the central city.
The overall recovery plan envisages a greener, more accessible city with a compact core, stronger built identity and a greater focus on people and nature.
A regenerated Avon River will draw locals and visitors back to the city and it will become a place for relaxation, recreation and enjoyment for people of all ages.
masterplanner, landscape architecture, wayfinding