The Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park is a 28-rai (4.5 ha, 11 acres) public park on the university campus in Bangkok. The landscape architecture firm Landprocess designed it. The article does not state the owner, but the university launched the 2012 design competition. The park opened in 2017. The article gives no construction start, materials or style.
The park is designed to work as a rainwater detention basin and includes several ecological components. It was partly inspired by the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej's monkey cheeks project, which uses detention areas to hold floodwater.
The article describes it as green infrastructure that adapts to water rather than fearing it. It gives no hours or access details.
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