Week9 - 1 May 2013 - Redesign Circular Quay (Three City Squares of Sydney) By Sustainable Sydney 2030


1 May 2013 - Redesign Circular Quay (Three City Squares of Sydney) By Sustainable Sydney 2030

According to Sustainable Sydney 2030, Sydney City could create a link by three city squares for increase public life, which they are Circular Quay, Town Hall and Central Station linking by George Street. Circular Quay could be redesigned as a new harbour gateway to the City with the design of a new public square with better access and views to the water. Customs House Square would be seemed a new natural celebrated gathering place in a harbour City and renew Sydney’s representation nationally and internationally. Concepts for Circular Quay propose removal of the Cahill Expressway and celebrating the station as an arrival and transaction to a proposed light rail city circle. When visitors start to move from the Circular Quay to south, they would be able to present more challenges and attractions.
 


 

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