Taipei Upgrades Dihua Over-Dyke Observation Deck with Bicycle Ramps Linking Tamsui Riverfront
Water and transportation engineering · AEC industry
Taipei City's Sewerage Engineering Office has completed the design-build renovation project connecting Dihua Sewage Treatment Plant's sports park with the riverfront. The upgrade optimizes the over-dyke viewing deck, adds separate bicycle ramps, and implements on-site earthwork balance alongside energy-efficient LED lighting.
The Sewerage Engineering Office of Taipei City Government has completed and opened the design-build renovation project linking the Dihua Sewage Treatment Plant's recreational sports park to the riverfront environment. The project focused on revamping the over-dyke viewing deck and enhancing surrounding pedestrian access, connecting the 4.6-hectare rooftop park above the semi-underground facility with the Tamsui River bike paths. Upgrades include renovated pavement, scenic railings, and newly installed 2-meter and 3-to-6-meter-wide bicycle ramps designed to separate cyclist and pedestrian flows. Sustainable engineering practices were integrated, including on-site earthwork balance, reclaimed water reuse, and the replacement of 168 LED floodlights, informed by local community workshops during the planning phase.
Key takeaways
- The design-build project linking Dihua Sewage Treatment Plant's park and the riverside has been completed and opened to the public.
- New bicycle ramps ranging from 2 to 6 meters wide were built to separate cyclists from pedestrians and avoid playground areas.
- Sustainable measures included on-site earthwork balance, reclaimed water utilization, and retrofitting 168 LED floodlights.
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