If all waterfronts looked as gorgeous as the new Dover Esplanade, people will all be rushing to these sites to enjoy the sand, water and sun. A £2 million project in Kent, England, it was partly funded by Sea Change.
The Dover Esplanade is made up of three parts: Lifting Wave, Resting Wave and Light Wave. Designed by Tonkin Liu, this Dover Esplanade concept was the winner in a design competition organized by the Landscape Institute.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Wave-shaped Walkways
- Opportunity to create unique and engaging waterfront walkways by incorporating wave-inspired designs.
- Landscape Design Competitions
- The popularity of landscape design competitions provides an opportunity for architects and designers to showcase their innovative concepts for public spaces.
- Coastal Regeneration Projects
- Investing in coastal regeneration projects can revitalize waterfront areas, attract tourists, and boost local economies.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture and Design
- Architects and designers can explore wave motifs and unique concepts to create visually stunning public spaces.
- Tourism and Hospitality
- Waterfront regeneration projects offer opportunities for the tourism and hospitality industries to attract visitors and create memorable experiences.
- Public Infrastructure
- Government entities and urban planners can invest in coastal regeneration projects to enhance public spaces and improve quality of life for residents.
