Rebirth of Liugong Canal Park in Changlong Village, Daan District
Introducing Taiwan’s first recreational platform and seating crafted from recycled ocean waste.
A sustainable sanctuary that balances well-being on land with a commitment to the future of our oceans,
creating a safe, enduring, and inclusive community space for Changlong Village, Da'an District.
Public facilities often rely on foundational infrastructure and steel for support, with wood commonly used to enhance visual appeal. However, wood's susceptibility to environmental factors such as temperature and humidity limits its durability. In designing community activity spaces, ensuring structural safety and establishing regular maintenance protocols are essential priorities.
We revitalized Liugong Canal Park, a cherished space for Changlong Village residents, by upgrading its recreational flooring and seating. Over time, the original facilities had worn down, prompting us to align with the village chief's vision of a sustainable community. By introducing innovative materials, we aimed to inspire residents with a deeper connection to their environment—like the joy of seeing a clean beach after a coastal cleanup.
Collaborating with construction teams, we adapted the original wood-based designs to incorporate sustainable materials, overcoming new challenges in design and supply chains. Adjustments to panel styles and dimensions ensured compliance with public sector requirements while preserving the park's aesthetic appeal.
In just two months, the project demonstrated the practical use of sustainable materials and provided the construction team with valuable hands-on experience with marine waste panels—a true milestone in circular design.
Reborne’s marine waste panels combine waterproof, anti-corrosive, and low-carbon features, transforming marine waste into sustainable solutions through innovative design and collaboration with local environments.
We maintain a transparent database of marine waste and recycled materials, showcasing how sustainability integrates seamlessly into daily life. These spaces go beyond recreation—they foster cultural exchange, reflect seasonal beauty, and inspire a deeper connection to environmental responsibility.
By driving the circular economy, we open new possibilities for waste transformation and renewal.
Marine waste is our responsibility.
