Covering an area of 8,668 square metres, the project consists of a green tree park, lawns and gardens.

Accordingly, the central area of the sculpture park will feature a wide arched structure and a community living space will be the main architectural highlight.

The ground-breaking ceremony for the expansion of APEC Sculpture Park.

In addition, the expanded garden will have a fountain, artificial hill, natural grass, walking roads, flowers and green trees. In particular, a lake has been designed with two waterfalls and automatic water fountains.

The project, expected to be completed in May 2021, will create a beautiful, green public space beside the Han river.

The construction is based on the idea of “the kite flying high” by the Pho Xanh (Green Street) One-member Limited Company.

It is hoped the APEC park will become a cultural and tourism destination imbued with the specific identities of Da Nang city.

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Source: NDO