SALT PAN CREEK

First Year Public Realm Project

The project focused on revitalizing the Salt Pan Creek, specifically addressing Site 10 among the divided 18 sections. The site presented opportunities as an open space, ideal for recreational activities for the local residents. However, it also posed potential threats such as contaminated soil, lack of entry points, and a shortage of seating or breathable green spaces.

To address these issues, the design implementation included WSUD initiative with other minor measures. These measures encompassed the creation of a walking trail and a bike path that extended through all the other sites, the incorporation of green parking spaces, the establishment of portal points for access to the site, and the addition of aesthetic elements like a vertical green wall and green roofs.The project aims to be completed within a timeframe of 3 to 5 years transforming the creek into a vibrant and sustainable space that enhances the recreational experience and environmental quality for the community.

SHALIN THANKAM / UNSW / LAND7202

This concept mainly aims to address and solve the problems in the edges of defined area to bring in an INTERACTIVE PORTAL to the site for users.