The Hong Kong government planned a cycle track network connecting two sections: Tsuen Wan-Tuen Mun and Tuen Mun-Ma On Shan. The aim was to improve connectivity and enhance the recreational value of the cycle tracks in the New Territories. The track needed to incorporate landscaped sitting-out areas, refreshment kiosks, water-based facilities and tourist information kiosks.
Arup undertook a study of the Tsuen Wan-Tuen Mun section to recommend a proposed route and supporting facilities. The team considered traffic and planning, environment, cost, archaeology and landscape, as well as social, commercial and sustainability aspects. We designed a 22km-long, 4m-wide cycle track that runs along the coastline and incorporates a 4m-wide footway and a 2m-wide planter.
Supporting facilities including landscaped sitting-out areas, refreshment kiosks, water-based facilities and tourist information kiosks enhance the recreational value and accessibility of the cycle track.
What we delivered
Recommended a proposed route for the Tsuen Wan–Tuen Mun section of the cycle track.
Considered traffic, environment and cost, as well as social, commercial and sustainability aspects.
Designed supporting facilities along the route to enhance the public’s enjoyment of the track.
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