启德海滨长廊（都会公园段），香港 / ARTA Architects

全长1,000米的启德海滨长廊（都会公园段）提供了一种平衡功能与美学的城市滨水设计方法，通过一系列深思熟虑的设计决策，既以人为本，亦尊重场地特色，重新串联起香港海岸线，打造出兼具实用性与景观价值的都市水岸空间。

 

The 1,000-meter Kai Tak Promenade (Metro Park section) offers a balanced approach to urban waterfront design, combining functionality with aesthetic consideration. This project reconnects Hong Kong with its harbour edge through a series of well-considered design decisions that prioritize both people and place.

 

▼航拍照片，Aerial Photo

 

 

设计灵感源自《启德设计指引》中的既有设计语言，采用柔和的曲线造型，呼应树干的自然形态，在致敬区域形象的同时自然划分出不同的活动区域。这些有机形态在保持整体视觉和谐统一的同时，将空间清晰地划分为休憩、社交及移动三类空间。

 

▼设计分区，diagram

 

 

▼预制海滨台阶，harbour steps

 

 

The design takes cues from Kai Tak’s established design language (Kai Tak Design Guideline), with gently curving forms that reference tree trunks – a nod to the area’s branding while creating natural divisions between different activity zones. These organic shapes help organize the space into distinct areas for relaxation, socializing, and movement, all while maintaining visual coherence.

 

▼滨海步道 白天，Seaside Promenade Day

 

 

▼滨海步道 夜晚，Seaside Promenade Night

 

 

长廊中央的“共融通道”同时容纳行人和自行车通行，其波浪形的边缘自然形成了停驻点与观景平台。设计充分考虑了周边环境，既保持与邻近启德体育园的视觉连贯性，亦为附近住宅提供了适当的缓冲屏障。露天剧场、游乐场地及健身设施等公园配套经过细心布局，既能满足社区使用需求，又避免了过度占用空间。

 

A central shared pathway – “Greenway” accommodates both walkers and cyclists, its undulating edges creating natural stopping points and viewing areas. The design carefully considers its surroundings, maintaining visual connections to the nearby sports park while providing appropriate screening for adjacent residential areas. Amenities including an amphitheatre, play areas, and exercise spaces are integrated thoughtfully throughout, supporting community use without dominating the space.

 

▼儿童户外游乐场，Children Playscape

 

 

 

 

生态环保考量贯穿公园多项设计决策，例如种植兼具遮荫与改善微气候功能的本土植物，采用可持续材料打造座椅和铺装平台，都充分印证了在确保工程品质与美学表现的前提下，仍可实现负责任的环境承诺。

 

▼预制景观横架，ampitheatre

 

 

Environmental considerations inform many of the design choices. Planting combines native species with practical benefits like shade provision and microclimate improvement. Sustainable materials, particularly in seating and decking, demonstrate how responsible choices can be incorporated without compromising on quality or appearance.

 

▼圆形广场白天，AMPITHEATRE day

 

 

▼圆形广场夜晚，AMPITHEATRE night

 

 

该项目的一大特色在于其对水岸边界的处理方式。长达600米的滨海阶梯设计，让公众能直接亲近水体，此种设计在香港相对罕见，能有效促进市民与海滨的互动。该设计决策反映出一项更为宏大的意图——致力提升维港的可达性与休闲功能，使其更贴近日常使用需求。

 

One of the project’s notable features is its approach to the water’s edge. The 600-meter stretch of harbour steps provides direct access to the water, a relatively uncommon feature in Hong Kong that encourages closer engagement with the waterfront. This design decision reflects a broader intention to make the harbour more accessible and enjoyable for everyday use.

 

▼圆形广场休亭，Amphitheatre Shelter

 

 

▼圆形广场休憩亭，Amphitheatre Shelter details

 

 

设计中巧妙融入启德航空历史元素，例如在休憩亭及洗手间等细节处，以低调手法呼应场地记忆，又不过度干扰现代设计语汇。这些细腻的设计处理在保持适宜功能的同时，又为空间增添历史深度。

 

Subtle references to Kai Tak’s aviation history appear in elements like the shelters and restrooms, offering quiet reminders of the site’s past without overwhelming the contemporary design. These touches add depth to the space while remaining functionally appropriate.

 

▼公共厕所，Public Toilet

 

 

 

▼共融通道单车停泊架，Greenway Bicycle Rack

 

 

这条海滨长廊体现了务实而前瞻的城市滨水发展理念。它展示了如何通过精心设计，使公共空间同时满足多重目标——包括提升连通性、提供休闲功能、履行环保责任及保留历史记忆。最终打造出的空间既能充分服务当下社区需求，又为未来发展保留了灵活调整的余地。

 

The promenade represents a practical yet progressive approach to urban waterfront development. It demonstrates how public spaces can address multiple objectives – connectivity, recreation, environmental responsibility, and historical awareness – through careful design. The result is a space that serves its community well today while remaining adaptable for future needs.

 

▼平面图，plan

 

 

▼剖面图，section

 

 

Project name: Kai Tak Promenade (Metro Park Section)

 

Project type: Coastal Greenway Park/ Landscape Design/ Public Toilet/ Children’s Playground

 

Architect & Landscape Architect: ARTA Architects

 

Website: https://arta.archi/

 

Contact e-mail: arnold@arta.archi

 

Design year: 2022

 

Completion Year: Dec 2024 – Built (Phase 1) ；Feb 2025 – Built (Phase 2)

 

Leader designer & Team: Arnold Wong & Tat Lai Wong with Wilson Lai, Wendy Ngan, Amber Zhang, Natalie Ko, Vince Lee, Adrian Lee, Cho Ting Wong , Taiwan Ching, Kyle Yip & Kamilla Chung

 

Project location: Kai Tak, Hong Kong

 

Project area: 18,000 ㎡

 

Photo credit: Wilson Lai

 

Clients: Highways Department, HKSAR

 

Main Contractor: Gammon Construction Limited

 

Resident Engineer: Arup-Mott MacDonald Joint Venture