洛弗市长Clover Moore正式启动了悉尼公园水资源再利用项目，这是该城市可持续悉尼2030战略的主要板块。

该项目是由Turf Design Studio和环境合作伙伴（TDEP）共同设计，科学和艺术的流体交集，与Alluvium（水和环境），蜻蜓（生态）和Turpin + Crawford工作室（公共艺术） ，新的绿色基础设施。

一系列生物保留湿地每年捕获相当于340个奥林匹克标准的雨水游泳池，清洁和再利用水作为灌溉用于公园和其他附近的工业用途。 Turpin + Crawford的“瀑布”装置将生物保留湿地中的净化水快速释放到主池塘中，并允许进行艺术层的水解释。

通过植物多样性和舒适性的显着增强有助于公园的享受，为社区聚集和放松创造了以及新的野餐场地和娱乐空间。

这个城市公园重建不仅教育居民和游客水管理的重要性，而且提高整体水质和栖息地。

On Saturday 18 July, Lord Mayor Clover Moore officially launched the Sydney Park Water Re-Use Project, which forms a major plank of the city’s Sustainable Sydney 2030 Strategy. The day was a roaring success, with many local residents and the wider community turning up to celebrate the opening of one of the city’s largest environmental projects to date.

The project is a fluid intersection of design, science and art facilitated by Turf Design Studio and Environmental Partnership (TDEP), working alongside Alluvium (water and environment), Dragonfly (ecology) and Turpin + Crawford Studio (public art) to create a significant, new piece of green infrastructure.
A series of bio-retention wetlands captures the equivalent of 340 Olympic-sized swimming pools of stormwater per year, cleans and reutilises the water as irrigation for the park and other nearby industrial uses. Turpin + Crawford’s ‘Waterfalls’ installation playfully releases cleansed water from the bio-retention wetlands into the main ponds and allows for an artistic layer of water interpretation.

Significant enhancements to pathways, planting diversity and amenity contributes to the enjoyment of the park, as well as new picnic grounds and recreational spaces have been created for the community to gather and relax in.

This urban park redevelopment not only educates residents and visitors on the importance of water management, but improves overall water quality and habitat.