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Parc régional de Surrey Bend

Context map and site plan

Existing condition of site illustrating stunted vegetation growth prior to regeneration.

Parking lot,bike path and bioswales at the park arrival point in late fall

Rainwater is managed onsite entirely with sustainable site strategies.

Shelter oriented with open field adjacent to park entry.

Shelter adjacent to the created wetland. Photo illustrates the change throughout the seasons.

Lookouts along the river were created at strategic opening in the riparian forest edge.

Site circulation was carefully designed to guide visitors through a series of site experiences.

The meadow shelter is aligned toward the long view down the bog. (photo taken in spring)

The meadow shelter frames the view which connects the dramatic landscape of the bog with the site.

The landscape changes dramatically with the seasons. Photo of the meadow was captured in early winter.

A view of the bog off channels from the newly created river trail.

The river bench captures the fluidity of the site. The bridge spans the habitat off channel.

The north site features a trail intersection. One trail follows the river the other leads to the bog.

Leaving the north regeneration site into the landscape of the bog.

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Prix national 2018 | Paysages publics à grande échelle conçus par un architecte paysagiste (plus de 5 ha)

Parc régional de Surrey Bend

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Le parc régional de Surrey Bend offre une excellente occasion de protéger un écosystème unique, permettant aux résidents de découvrir et de comprendre le paysage historique de la plaine inondable du fleuve Fraser. Le site de 10 ha est situé dans une section non fortifiée de 348 ha de la plaine inondable du fleuve Fraser, où l’on retrouve différents types d’écosystèmes de milieux humides.

AAPC | CSLA 12 crois. Forillon, Ottawa (ON) K2M 2W5

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