The very first component of Tiffany -Across the Water is to recover

Tiffany & Co. Foundation has granted a give to the Regal Parks Foundation in

London, through the newly established Regal Parks Basis (USA), for that new

plan Tiffany-Across the Water. The Royal Recreational areas Foundation works together with all

8 Royal Recreational areas, including Hyde Park and Kensington Landscapes, to enhance,

maintain as well as improve the areas used by $ 30 million people yearly.



Tiffany-Across the Water will include three significant restoration tasks to

enhance water features in most eight regal parks. The very first component of Tiffany

-Across the Water is to recover or substitute the drinking fountains across all

eight Royal Parks. This will significantly improve the customer experience and

encourage sustainability. To replace those drinking fountains that cannot be

restored, the Regal Parks Foundation will host a nationwide design competition,

in partnership with The actual Royal Institute of British Architects, to create a

drinking fountain that'll be used through the Royal Parks and can serve as

a model for other urban parks all over the world.



The second element of Tiffany-Across the Water would be to create a twenty-foot

sparkling water plume within St. James's Park Lake, that won't only beautify the

recreation area day and night, but the improved oygenation will benefit the wildlife

dependent upon the quality of the actual waters of the lake. The final improvement is

to restore the famous Italian language Gardens as well as their fountains within Kensington Gardens

including restoring the actual six water fountains, installing eco-friendly drinking water systems and

improving the surrounding paving and structures. The actual Tiffany-Across the Water

program's expected completion is in 2012.