▼浔鱻岛鸟瞰图 FishNest Island Aerial View

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“浔鱻岛”(“FishNest Island”) 是场地设计的核心区域。目前岛上遍布了宛若迷宫般的非法鱼塘，虽被高度污染，但仍是当 地村民的主要经济来源。设计提出了一个长期修复计划，减少工业污染的影响，又不损害当地的生计和文化。通过利用场地古老的渔业文化与物质遗产，“浔鱻岛”(“FishNest Island”) 完成实现了从不可持续的渔业活动向水生繁殖栖息地和生态友好乌托邦型的水产养殖的转变。这个技术转移模型使当地产业重新定义为可持续农业，并在文化旅游和环境心理学研究等方面得到与社区合作的新经济驱动力的支持。

Central to this plan is FishNest Island, currently, a labyrinth of illegally established, pollutant-heavy fishponds that have evolved to become the economic backbone of the local village. The design proposes a long-term remediation plan to eliminate dirty industry without diminishing the local livelihood and culture. Leveraging the site’s ancient legacy of fishing, FishNest Island proposes a shift from unsustainable fisheries to a utopia of aquatic breeding habitats and Eco-friendly aquaculture. A skills-transfer model re-orientates the local industry to sustainable farming and is supported by new economic drivers that work with the community, including cultural-tourism and environmental research.

▼总平面图 Masterplan

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旅游基础设施 Tourism Infrastructure

位于杭州和上海的周末集散地的“浔鱻岛”(“FishNest Island”),通过规划设计五个重点区域的活动，满足了选择一日游与短途旅行的游客需求。修复后的这五个区域包括再生保护区，传统村落中心，农渔创新区，再生湿地公园和人居渔文化廊道。每个区域都融合了自然体验和旅行目的地所需的基础设施，包括水上市场，研究类设施和修复后的村庄。在村落的中心，一个标志性的“鱼网”檐篷博物馆展示了该地区独特的渔业遗产，同时一系列孵化场，也展示了可持续水产养殖的创新。金鳍瞭望台屹立于岛的最东端，沿着宽阔的滨水草坪亦可享有壮丽的江河景色。丰富的活动日历表用以激活滨水草坪，以确保小岛在不同季节拥有诸如节日、产品、农产品、艺术、景观和野生动植物等的多样性体验。

Located within the weekend catchment of Hangzhou and Shanghai, FishNest Island caters to day-trip and short-stay visitors, with programming across five key zones; The Regeneration Sanctuary, Traditional Village Center, Farming & Fishing Innovation Area, Rehabilitated Fish-Pond Wetland Park and River Habitat & Fishing Culture Corridor. Each zone features a mix of nature experiences as well as destination infrastructure including floating markets, research facilities and a restored lanes. Here, simple renovations re-interpret the gray roofs and white walls that define Hangzhou-style architecture. At its center, a foreshore promenade looks over an iconic ‘fish-net’ canopy museum that showcases the region’s distinctive fishing heritage plus a series of hatchery ponds demonstrating innovations in sustainable aquaculture.

A golden fin-inspired lookout occupies the island’s most easterly point, commanding breathtaking vistas alongside generous waterfront lawns. The lawns are activated by a detailed calendar of events that ensure a diversity of seasonal experiences across the island such as local festivals, products, produce, art, landscape and wildlife encounters.

▼渔网-- 渔文化博物馆“FishNet” – Fishing Culture Museum

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▼景观体验和旅游规划 Landscape Experience & Tourism Plan