By prioritising exceptional transport connectivity, facilitating pedestrian movement and honouring the surrounding ecology through innovative planning and design, this project aims to enhance health, wellness and quality of life for residents and the wider community.

A direct train and road link will connect New Clark City to Clark International Airport and, eventually, extend south to Subic and Metro Manila. This transport corridor will integrate the port, airport and a multi-modal transport hub, significantly boosting connectivity and enhancing New Clark City’s appeal to investors.

New Clark City will become the new home of the National Government Administrative Centre as part of a nationwide initiative to centralise government activities, providing a backup HQ in the event of a natural disaster.

To achieve this, our design focuses on a combination of elements that can positively influence the microclimate and extend the park's usability. These include sun and shade, wind, water, vegetation and physical shade structures.

The park is part of a primary network of interconnected city canals and river channels, forming a natural ‘green-blue’ grid across the city. This network provides attractive and safe recreational spaces for the community and plays a vital environmental and resilience role by reducing the urban heat island effect, while also creating biodiversity corridors and habitats as part of a broader management strategy.