Jeppe Aagaard Andersen和Turf Design Studio（JAAA + TDS）于2007年由Frasers Property委托重新定义了Chippendale的中央公园的公有领域。
与着名的国际和国家建筑师一起工作，JAAA + TDS构建了一个扩展和互连的新街道，车道，公园和广场的网络。每个地方都是独特的，形成一个大于其各部分之和的整体;在悉尼市“城市之城”中创造了一个新的城市区。
中央公园这个公共领域网络的核心是Chippendale Green，一个新的公园被一个中央公园的绿色建筑背后。 Chippendale Green已成为悉尼市中心的翡翠宝石，为城市的工人，居民和游客提供超过6,400平方米的被动和非正式娱乐空间。
一个大型的公共公园是总体规划意图的核心，但是将公园的长轴（如彼得·约翰·坎特雷尔所建议的）与Chippendale的现有露台的正面定位，对于创造一个意义和连接的地方是至关重要的;团结现有和未来的社区。这个公园从百老汇回来，创造了一个很少实现的一个公园这样大小和位置在一个中央商务区内的亲密。
城市的通常的声音是一个遥远的嗡嗡声，居民啜饮他们的咖啡，栖息在早晨光沐浴的砂岩步骤。在午餐时，人们聚集到公园，在悉尼最长的木材长椅上坐下。赞助人有高架的观点的绿色和下来到百老汇，同时沿着Chippendale路移动的流动的流动庆祝与水下坡横断公园的小河。
Turpin + Crawford的“光环”位于Chippendale Green内;回应自然的元素，象征性地回应了啤酒厂工作的长期被遗忘的过程。
Jeppe Aagaard Andersen and Turf Design Studio (JAAA+TDS) were commissioned in 2007 by Frasers Property to redefine the public domain for Central Park in Chippendale.
Working alongside acclaimed international and national architects, JAAA+TDS conceived an expanded and interconnected network of new streets, lanes, parks and plazas. Each place is unique and forms a whole greater than the sum of its parts; creating a new urban precinct within City of Sydney’s ‘City of Villages’.
At the heart of this public domain network for Central Park is Chippendale Green, a new public park tucked behind the green architecture of One Central Park. Chippendale Green has become the emerald jewel of downtown Sydney and provides over 6,400 square metres of passive and informal recreational space for the city’s workers, residents and visitors.
A large public park was central to the masterplan intent, but orientating the park’s long axis (as suggested by Peter John Cantrell) with the frontages of Chippendale’s existing terrace houses proved vital in creating a place of meaning and connectedness; uniting the existing and future community. The park is set back from Broadway and creates an intimacy rarely achieved by a park of this size and location within a central business district.
The usual sounds of the city are a distant hum as residents sip on their coffees, perched on sandstone steps bathed in morning light. At lunch, people flock to the park and take vantage on Sydney’s longest timber bench seat. Patrons have elevated views of the Green and down to Broadway, while the flow of pedestrians moving along Chippendale Way is celebrated with the stream of water downslope transecting the park.
Turpin+Crawford’s ‘Halo’ sits within Chippendale Green; responding to the elements of nature and symbolically echoes the long forgotten processes of the Brewery works.
Since opening in late 2012, Chippendale Green has quickly become the new heart of Chippendale. As the public centrepiece of a new city precinct, it reveals the power of a public domain to unite a neighbourhood experiencing dramatic change; creating a common ground for all. As development surrounding Chippendale Green continues, the value of this public park to the city’s people will only increase.
