Situated in a future densely built area, the new park will serve as a natural enclave and a key element in the city’s ecological strategy. Designed as a sustainable urban landscape, it integrates ecological, social, cultural, and economic components into a coherent and adaptable system.

The park’s ecological dimension is reflected in its connection to the wider green network, using climate-adapted vegetation and a self-sustaining, low-maintenance landscape. Socially, it creates spaces for meeting, recreation, and community life — from intimate corners to areas for events and educational activities.

Culturally, the design evokes the Dobrogean landscape and reveals local heritage through careful integration of archaeological zones. Economically, it promotes balanced resource management and cost-effective maintenance strategies.

Through its natural and human-made elements, the park becomes a living organism — flexible, regenerative, and deeply connected to the city’s environmental and cultural identity.