Public space at Queen’s Marque opens along Halifax waterfront (3 photos)
Posted Nov 26, 2021 09:20:00 PM.
A new public space has opened along the Halifax waterfront.
The approximately 9,270 square metre area at the Queen's Marque includes a central courtyard called Rise Again Square, boat-yard inspired passageways, new seating and greenery.
The Queen's Marque also has an art collection, featuring the creations of celebrated artists from Nova Scotia and around the world.
“Queen's Marque is a remarkable addition to Halifax's beloved waterfront, with new public spaces that will allow more people to connect with each other, with the city and with the harbour that unites our communities,” said Mayor Mike Savage in a news release. “This is a significant accomplishment for all involved.”
Other highlights include:
- three new public wharves, including the North Wharf, which extends out into the harbour, providing more than 106 metres (350 linear feet) of new publicly accessible dock to complement Develop Nova Scotia's growing marina program
- the Rise Again structure, which is being finalized; this set of steps will provide the public with an area for relaxation, to enjoy events and programming, and view the harbour
- the new harbour stairs, known as Queen's Landing, which allow for comfortable seating and a chance to connect to the water.
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