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Cities across Asia are now realizing that public parks are essential for residents’ quality of life.

 

Singapore has many parks, and the Royal household has announced a new public park in Bangkok to commemorate HM the Late King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great which is expected to open to the public in 2024.

 

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Astronomy Park

 

Vietnam has also just opened the new Astronomy Park, a public park project in Hanoi.

 

The project is in a new development area in the West of the city and is Vietnam’s first astronomy park.

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Construction project surrounds Bach Hop Thuy lake, an abandoned detention basin of Duong Noi urban area.

 

This project is a boost to the real estate while also significantly improving the quality of life and public space in the new district of Hanoi.

 

https://www.archdaily.com/974128/astronomy-park-ego-group

According to ArchDaily, the 120,000-square-meter park was designed by EGO Group, and is dedicated to space, and takes visitors (or "astronauts") on a journey through the Milky Way and nine highlights of astronomy, all told through the language of landscape architecture. 

 

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Different areas utilize circles, spheres, spirals, and other geometric shapes to portray the universe, while the four-entrance squared are named Big Bang, Zodiac, Solar System and Alien.

 

Along with a waterfront promenade, at night the park features a light show meant to simulate different constellations.

 

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Signs throughout the space also educate visitors on the planets in our solar system, and other aspects of the great beyond.

 

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Looks like fun.

 

If you have been there, please let us have your reactions?

 

[All Photos by Trieu Chien and Nam Le via ArchDaily]

 

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