Hurgada Public Park
Xiaoxiang Hu
LARCH 8520 | Professors Nassar and Hewitt
Hurgada is a city on the west coast of Red Sea in Egypt. The abundant water resources and transportation make the city more and more prosperous. The concept originated from the beautiful corals. The shape of beautiful tentacles on the corals allowed me to create the shape and road system of the entire island park. Because there are already too many commercial hotels around, local residents urgently need public green parks to release their post-work stress or provide a space for them to spend the evening, being able to stay in landscapes, get close to rivers and their families and friends to enjoy the sunset. Also, sports enthusiasts can plan their own jogging routes to keep fit. From the general cross-section to the detailed cross-section, the relationship between green space, paving, and water is explained to varying degrees, allowing people to straightly feel the composition of the park.