▼项目概览，project overview ©Jeff Moore

▼从5号岛屿看泰晤士河，The Tide: Island 5，View of Overlook ©Jeff Moore

Collaborators include Diller Scofidio + Renfro (lead designer), Neiheiser Argyros (designer), GROSS.MAX (landscape architects), Damien Hirst (British artist), Allen Jones (British pop-artist), Morag Myerscough (British Artist), Heather & Ivan Morison (artist duo), GERONIMO (conceptual artist) and Gaz Coombes (festival headliner). The first section of The Tide, London’s first cultural linear park running alongside the Thames on Greenwich Peninsula, is now open to the public. The Tide, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the co-designers of New York City’s High Line, in collaboration with Neiheiser Argyros, provides a new outdoor destination for London. Offering an evolving collection of free-to-view public art by emerging and world-renowned artists along a landscaped route for running, walking and meditation, The Tide is freely accessible to all.

▼The Tide公园第一阶段平面图，Phase 1 Plan

5公里长的整体规划中，前1公里是抬升于地面9米的空中步道——穿越原生树林并途径由Damien Hirst和Allen Jones创作的巨大雕塑。下沉花园、27米长的户外野餐桌以及被河流围绕的独特码头花园共同创造了远离城市喧嚣的休憩场地。

格林威治半岛区域主管Kerri Sibson表示：“The Tide公园为伦敦的城市空间带来了无与伦比的户外体验。这一大胆的立体景观将河流打开，使人群聚集，在感受艺术滋养的同时享受自然、体验远离都市喧嚣的乐趣。最重要的是，它属于我们每一个人。”

The first 1km of the 5km long landscape features elevated walkways 9 metres high and flows through native trees and giant sculptures by Damien Hirst and Allen Jones. Sunken gardens, a 27-metre long outdoor picnic table and a unique jetty garden surrounded by the river provide respite from the city bustle.

“The Tide brings to London an unrivalled outdoor experience in the city,” commented Kerri Sibson, Director of Greenwich Peninsula. “This bold 3D landscape opens up the river, brings people together, gives us art to absorb, nature to enjoy and space to escape. Most importantly, it’s a place for everyone.”

▼向河流敞开的立体景观，a bold 3D landscape that opens up the river ©Ben Luxmoore