Discover The Parks
- Istanbul Planning Agency
- Zugdidi City Hall
- Municipality of Kalamaria
- Constanta Municipality
Ayamama Life Valley
By IPA Strategic Consultancy
Park Name: Ayamama Life Valley
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
Brief Description
Ayamama Life Valley is a large-scale green corridor project along the Ayamama Stream in Istanbul's highly urbanized and industrialized districts. The park aims to restore biodiversity, improve air and water quality, reduce pollution, and provide recreational spaces for the community while promoting sustainability and climate resilience.
Expected Key Features
The park will feature dedicated bicycle and pedestrian pathways, designed to encourage sustainable transportation and provide safe and accessible routes for visitors. Additionally, rainwater management systems will be implemented to optimize water usage and minimize runoff. The park will also incorporate low-maintenance vegetation and sustainable energy systems, such as solar-powered lighting.
Expected Environmental Impact
The park will offer recreational and social spaces for the local community, fostering social interaction and enhancing overall well-being. Walking and cycling paths will promote a healthy lifestyle. Environmental education programs and activities will increase awareness. Additionally, the park will enhance urban aesthetics, contributing directly to the quality of life.
Expected Community Benefits
The Ayamama Life Valley will reduce carbon footprints while addressing environmental challenges such as air, soil, and water pollution. The green corridors will help regulate urban temperatures by mitigating the urban heat island effect. Biodiversity will be strengthened by providing habitats for bird species and native plants.
Tasks to Be Performed
Planning and site selection processes will be conducted. Technical plans will be prepared and approved. Community and stakeholder engagement meetings and surveys will be organized. Vegetation and sustainable infrastructure will be installed. Monitoring and evaluation systems will be integrated.
Documents
📄 LP Concept Plan and Technical Design Report 📄 LP Identification of Potential Plots Report
Zugdidi Municipality City Hall
Zugdidi Peace Park
Park Name: Zugdidi Peace Park
Location: Zugdidi City, Georgia
Expected Key Features
Peace Park will be a carefully designed space that integrates key physical and functional elements tailored to the needs of the GREENCITIES project. It will feature extensive walking trails, open green spaces, native plants and trees, recreational zones, rainwater harvesting systems, energy-efficient lighting, and permeable paving.
Expected Environmental Impact
The Peace Park in Zugdidi is a comprehensive initiative aimed at addressing sustainability and climate resilience through thoughtful design and ecological integration. By incorporating ecological corridors, planting trees, and promoting biodiversity, the park establishes critical habitats for a variety of plant and animal species.
Expected Community Benefits
Peace Park will bring a wide range of benefits to society. It will provide a tranquil environment that promotes mental well-being. Walking and cycling paths will encourage physical activity. The park will serve as a hub for community interaction, strengthening social bonds by hosting events, cultural activities, and gatherings.
Tasks to Be Performed
Installation of park equipment such as trash bins, circular planters, and benches. Arrangement of curbs and pathways. Construction of ramps for accessibility. Introduction of power supply and lighting. Arrangement of drainage communications. Installation of fountain and drinking fountain. Dendrology works including planting, black soil, lawns and grass.
Documents
📄 PP2 Technical Plan Report 📄 PP2 Identification of Potential Plots and Updated Concept Plan
Municipality of Kalamaria
Kousi Park
Park Name: Kousi Park
Location: Kalamaria, Greece
Brief Description
The existing green space, 439.20 sq.m., located between Nikopoleos, Xifilinon, Sourmenon and Oinois streets in O.T. 3043a of the Municipality of Kalamaria. The aim of the study is to upgrade the greenery, improve the functionality of the space, organize the gathering and recreation areas of citizens and smooth the circulation of pedestrians and people with disabilities on the sidewalks.
Expected Key Features
The project contributes to building sustainable, liveable and climate-resilient regions for the citizens. By implementing participatory decision making for urban planning and showcasing the effectiveness of joint concepts through pilot applications, the project creates a long-term impact on the political landscape of the Black Sea region.
Expected Environmental Impact
The aim of the project is to minimize the effects of climate change and promote sustainable methodologies. The park's design encompasses various elements such as playgrounds, urban plant arrangements, lighting with renewable energy and recycling bins, all contributing to reducing carbon emissions and increasing biodiversity.
Expected Community Benefits
The investment in the establishment of a sustainable park in Kalamaria benefits multiple stakeholders and target groups. The local community gains a new recreational space tailored to their needs, including a children's area and amenities for all ages.
Tasks to Be Performed
Concept Plan Preparation, Engagement of Stakeholders in the Decision-Making Process, Planning the Spaces and Obtaining the Permits, Additional Investment and Equipment For the Green Spaces.
Documents
📄 PP3 Concept Plan Report 📄 PP3 Identification of the Potential Plots
Constanta Municipality
Sustainable Park
Park Name: Sustainable Park
Location: Intersection of Ștefăniță Vodă Street and Tulcea Street, Constanța
Brief Description
A modern green space at the intersection of Ștefăniță Vodă Street and Tulcea Street, designed to reduce pollution, optimize the microclimate, and provide a sustainable, multi-functional urban environment.
Expected Key Features
Smart lighting with energy efficiency, urban furniture including benches and litter bins, automated irrigation system, play areas for children.
Expected Environmental Impact
The park will enhance urban biodiversity, mitigate the heat island effect, and improve air quality by increasing green spaces and incorporating climate-adapted vegetation.
Expected Community Benefits
The park will offer a welcoming urban space, promote health and recreation, and foster community interaction while raising awareness about sustainability and green urban practices.
Tasks to Be Performed
Landscaping with drought-tolerant vegetation. Installation of smart lighting and automated irrigation systems. Creation of pedestrian walkways and children's playgrounds. Placement of urban furniture and installation of recycling stations.
Documents
📄 PP4 Concept Plan Report 📄 PP4 Identification of the Potential Plots