West Covington Park — West Covington Park
West Covington Park, a 12.2-acre former Baltimore City Department of Transportation brownfield converted into a waterfront conservation demonstration park by the National Aquarium's Center for Aquatic Life and Conservation, opened in 2015 with landscape design and interpretive signage by Ayers Saint Gross.
| Venue | West Covington Park |
|---|---|
| Project type | Installation |
| Status | Completed |
| Year completed | 2015 |
Credits
| Firm | Role | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Ayers Saint Gross | Landscape Architecture | Landscape architecture / site design of the 12.2-acre conservation demonstration park |
| Ayers Saint Gross | Environmental Graphics & Wayfinding | Educational/interpretive signage |
Description
Features migratory-bird and native-insect habitat, a recreational pier, a gateway, a trail network, and educational signage; the site design addresses stormwater management, brownfield remediation, and habitat restoration.