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2015 TAIWAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARD 2015 年台灣景觀大賞
【特別企劃】2015 年臺灣景觀大賞 特別獎 - 公共福祉貢獻 得獎案例專訪
屏東萬年溪整體營造計畫 - 城市新溪望 ─ 屏東縣政府 黃肇崇秘書長 、 黃苑景觀設計顧問有限公司 黃祺峯 洪佑欣 專訪 Pingtung Wan-Nian Creek Watershed Comprehensive Revival Plan-New Hope for the City 採訪整理：蔡淑美、曾筱茹 照片提供：黃苑景觀設計顧問有限公司 (Golden Park Landscape Architecture,Environmental Planning & Design) Abstract Wan-Nian Creek originates in the Northeast area of Pingtung, passing through the city reaching a length of 6Km, such that the urban blue band space is closely related to the residents’ lives. Along with the urban development in the 1980s, as well as conditions including immigrated population and industrial takeoff, a massive amount of industrial and domestic wastewater were injected into Wan-Nian Creek, causing deterioration of the water quality, resulting in foul odor and filth. In 1995, the county government planned to build the concrete columns and cover-up the creek to make the problem invisible,but the construction was postponed due to controversies from Pingtung dwellers, therefore, the continuous concrete columns of 3~4 Km long became the most peculiar landscape amongst the urban water channel in Taiwan. In 2005, the Wan-Nian Creek revival project was activated, with Haifeng Wetland constructed at the upstream of Wan-Nian Creek to purify the water quality, as well as the groundwater engineering guiding copious water source into the river. The improvement of the river way by removing the RC columns followed soon afterward. The discarded materials were recycled to become environmentally friendly gabion filling, thereby creating porous eco-habitat. Moreover, aquatic, waterfront and arbor plantings are carried out on both sides of the riverbank, so as to create ecological islands through the connection between the blue band and the park, thereby attracting birds, fish and amphibians to return and restore the past nature of Wan-Nian Creek.
Design Key Points 1. Network connection between water and green land. 2. Water Channel improvement by ecological engineering and habitat recreation. 3. Proper planning of parking and barrier-free pedestrian space. 4. Create the characteristic of native biodiversity of multi-level planting for the riverbank and river way.