Dujiangayn Dreams final presentation

1POST-DISASTER2

SICHUANSICHUANtrans-disciplinary inter-university summer workshop, 2010Dujiangyan DREAMSExploring Potentials for Development from Disaster

:organized by

UrbanEmergencies.orgFaculty of Architecture, TU Delft

International Forum on Urbanismhosted by

Southwest Jiaotong University

ruralurban

NewMigrants: Alena van der Veen, Chao Yang, Claire van Enk, Dieuwer Duijf, Long Yi, Sun Chaoran, Ying Chen, Yiyi Yang

Urban Rural

Process

Content

Urban RuralAnalysis

2010 2050

Rural Urban China

China

Sichuan

Urban RuralAnalysisRural China

600,000,000 300,000,000

Urban RuralAnalysisRural China

1,000,000 villages

AnalysisRural China

2000m2

Urban Rural

AnalysisRural China

- Agriculture accounts for 10% of the total GDP in China (2009)

- Production is not efficient enough

- Chinese production ways have not been modernized in terms of scales and technique

Urban Rural

AnalysisRural China Urban Rural

Mr. Migrant

Opportunistic Forced

Do not loose landHave no welfareDifferent rights

Risk of unemploymentLoss of traditional identity

...

Loss of landReceive welfareSame rightsRisk of unemploymentLoss of traditional identity...

Urban Rural

Western Development Strategy

3 Concentration model

AnalysisGovernment Policy

People and Villages Agriculture

Industry

THREECONCENTRATION!

Urban Rural

Spatial plans

Sichuan development Chengdu development

AnalysisGovernment Policy

Urban RuralAnalysisStatus Quo

NOW 2015 2030

ARABLE LAND (sqm)

GDP (yuan)

ECO-FOOTPRINT (h

a)

POPULATION

Happiness Index

Captial Accumulation

Government subsidy

Privatising land resources

Concentration of land

Reproduction on enlarged scale

Large-scale farming

Enlargement of farming scale

Development of related industry

Improvement on infrastructure

Status Quo

Urban Rural

2010 2030Future situation large scale farming:Enhancement:- local development through monetary flow.Constraints:- Will the farmer benefit?- Who is the developer?

AnalysisStatus Quo

Monetary and production flow

Farmers sell to industry and traders Products

Small benefit for farmers and village

Urban Rural

Flow of people

2010 2015 2030

AnalysisStatus Quo

Urban Rural

2010 2020 2030

AnalysisStatus Quo

Spatial Development

AnalysisStatus Quo

Urban

Urban Rural

The Visions

Urbanization

RURAL

forcedopportunistic

URBAN

Migration

Villagers

Cititzens

VisionThe Urbanisation and Migration

Urban RuralVisionThe Future Village

LOCAL IDENTITY

VisionThe Future Village

TOURISM Source: www.gov.cn


TECHNOLOGYSource: www.terrington-machinery.co.uk

Urban Rural

Create new potentials for agricultural villages by enhanc-ing the connectivity, organization and enforce a

new local identity.


Urban Rural

The Future VillageVisionVisionThe Future City

MIX USESource: www.axisonline.net

Urban RuralVisionThe Future City

REGIONAL CONNECTIVITY Source: sl.iciba.com

VisionThe Future City

URBAN AGRICULTURE Source: cuba.agriculture.com

Urban Rural

Integrate rural tradition and economy into new urban typologies and tourist development.

VisionThe Future City

Urban Rural

Urban

Rural

ConceptUrban, migration, rural

Migration

Urban Rural

Urban

Rural

ConceptUrban, migration, rural

Urban Rural

Urban

Rural

Migration / transition

ConceptRural, migration, urban

Urban RuralStrategyOverall strategy

Donor villages

Axes Integration Point Hybrids

Urban RuralStrategyDonor Villages


1. Light Green Agriculture2. Organic Agriculture3. Characteristic Agriculture

..we are comingdown!

?!We are coming

down!!

Urban Rural

1. Light Green Agriculture Large scale focus on Sustainability 2. Organic Agriculture 3. Characteristic Agriculture

StrategyDonor Villages

NOW 2015 2030

ARABLE LAND (sqm)

GDP (yuan)

ECO-FOOTPRINT (h

a)

POPULATION

Happiness Index


Government subsidy

Privatising land resources

Concentration of land


Large-scale farming

Enlargement of farming scale


Looking for added value

Agriculture Research Center

Development of related industry

Hi-tech agriculture

specialized knowledge.

farmers leave rural for urban for jobs.shortage of infrastructure.pollution upon local ecological system.increasing efficiency in production.

appealling for investment.

changing of the spatial pattern of the villages.concentration of the public facilities.out-driving of local inhabitants.

loss in local tradition.

promoting local business.boom in farmers income.more job opportunities.

open up new market.more job opportunities.

Large-scale Farming

Urban Rural

1. Light Green Agriculture 2. Organic Agriculture Concentrated on local farming3. Characteristic Agriculture

NOW 2015 2030

ARABLE LAND (sqm)

GDP (yuan)

ECO-FOOTPRINT (h

a)

POPULATION

Happiness Index



Government Subsidy

Subsidised Training

Collective Farming

Rural/urban UnderstandingSelf-orientation

Organic agriculture


Agrotourism


Related industries

Brandization


ease the friction between rural/urban developing.

Increase in income.decrease in migrating tendency .

building up farmers capacity.

increase in income.increasing attention on the environment protection.new investment. increase in job opportunities.

added value to agriculture.increasing consciousness in environment protection.

increase in sales.enhance in market ability.

increase in farmers income.more job opportunities.


Ecological Agriculture


Urban Rural

1. Light Green Agriculture 2. Organic Agriculture Concentrated on local farming3. Characteristic Agriculture


NOW 2015 2030

ARABLE LAND (sqm)

GDP (yuan)

ECO-FOOTPRINT (h

a)

POPULATION

Happiness Index



Government Subsidy

Subsidised Training

Collective Farming

Rural/urban UnderstandingSelf-orientation

Organic agriculture


Agrotourism


Related industries

Brandization


ease the friction between rural/urban developing.



increase in income.increasing attention on the environment protection.new investment. increase in job opportunities.


increase in sales.enhance in market ability.



Ecological Agriculture

Urban Rural

1. Light Green Agriculture 2. Organic Agriculture 3. Characteristic Agriculture Specialising in one product


NOW 2015 2030

ARABLE LAND (sqm)

GDP (yuan)

ECO-FOOTPRINT (h

a)

POPULATION

Happiness Index



Government Subsidy

Subsidised Training

Collective Farming

Self-orientation

Charateristic agriculture


Related Industry

Brandization


Organic agriculture

Agrotourism





increase in sales.enhance in the market ability.

increase in income.new investment. increase in job opportunities.consciousness of environment protection.

expand market.increase in income.



Charateristic Agriculture


NOW 2015 2030

ARABLE LAND (sqm)

GDP (yuan)

ECO-FOOTPRINT (h

a)

POPULATION

Happiness Index



Government Subsidy

Subsidised Training

Collective Farming

Self-orientation

Charateristic agriculture


Related Industry

Brandization


Organic agriculture

Agrotourism





increase in sales.enhance in the market ability.

increase in income.new investment. increase in job opportunities.consciousness of environment protection.

expand market.increase in income.



Charateristic Agriculture1. Light Green Agriculture 2. Organic Agriculture 3. Characteristic Agriculture Specialising in one product

Urban Rural

Situation now

1. Light Green Agriculture 2. Organic Farming 3. Characteristic Farming

2010 2015 2030


2010 2015 20302010 2015 2030

Urban Rural

Situation future with strategy


2010 2015 2030


2010 2015 2030

Tourists: short-term interchangeResidents: long-term interchange

2010 2015 2030

Urban Rural

Situation now


2010 2030

Future situation characteristic agriculture:Enhancement:- local development through building a new local economyConstraints:- Control dividing of development?- Who is the developer?

2010 2030


2010 2030



Urban Rural



2010 2030Future situation large scale farming:Enhancement:- local development through monetary flow.Constraints:- Will the farmer benefit?- Who is the developer?


203020102010 2030


Urban Rural

Situation now


2010 2020 2030


2010 2020 20302010 2020 2030

Urban Rural



2010 2020 2030


2010 2020 20302010 2020 2030


Light Green Agriculture


Organic Agriculture

Urban RuralCharacteristic AgricultureStrategyDonor Villages

Characteristic Agriculture

Urban RuralStrategyAxes

From rural to urban - Transport and sell products - Different typologies along axes


Water structure


Zone 1 Zone 2

Zone 33 Zones with different typologies


1

4

Axes along water structure

2

3

1

Urban RuralStrategyAxes Zone 1

Mix of typology

Commercial Functions

2

3

Sale of products

Mix of typology


2

3

Teahouses

Commercial Functions

Residence


2

3

Village and city meet

Leisure green

Residence for farmers


AXES ZONE 3

Urban Rural

1. Connection between voids & axes

2. The network of voids

3. The transition possibility in voids

StrategyIntegration Point

Urban Rural

2nd Ring - Small voids - Private urban agriculture - Disaster squares - Green houses - Temporary housing - Informal markets


Urban Rural

2nd Ring - Small voids - Private urban agriculture - Disaster squares - Green houses - Temporary housing - Informal markets

3rd Ring - Houses for migrating people - Leisure space - Eco-industry - Social facilities

Strategy

Integration Point

Urban Rural

Strategy

Integration Point

Urban Rural

Employee

Self-owned Business 15000 3~15+35+5.5

0+35+5.515000

Job Groups Income Area working living others(working+living+others)

mm / ppyuan / yr

Employee

Urban Agriculture


7000

0+12+5.5

40~50+12+5.5

10000

Urban Agriculture 10000 55~70+35+5.5

Analysis

Purpose

Permanent Use

50%

50%

2.5%

15%

2.5%

32.5%

17.5%

30%

Temporary Use

Proportion


Urban RuralStrategy

Public green

Urban agriculture

Situation now

Situation Future

Tourism and leisure area

Tourism and leisure

Integration Point

Urban Rural

Mix use: - Dwelling - Agriculture - Tourism - Local economy

StrategyHybrids

Urban RuralStrategyHybrids

Urban RuralStrategy

New Urban Typology

Hybrids

Urban RuralStrategy

Mix Use

Hybrids

Urban RuralConclusion

Urban RuralConclusionDonor Villages

Light Green AgricultureOrganic AgricultureCharacteristic

Urban RuralConclusionAxes

Zone 1Zone 2Zone 3

Urban RuralConclusionHybrids

Mix Use

DwellingAgricultureCommercial

Urban RuralConclusionIntegration Points

TransitionVillager to Citizen

Urban Rural

48 52

70 30

Conclusion

Providing qualities in both rural and urban areas, creating balance and constant flow of people and products


UrbanTransitionRural


Donor Village - Large Scale Agricul-ture

Donor Village - Organic Agriculture

Donor Village- Characteristic Agriculture

New Urban Typologies

Axes

UrbanTransitionRural

Questions?

Urban RuralStrategyNew Urban Typology 2

Groups Income Area working living others(working+living+others)

mm / ppyuan / yr

Employee

Urban Agriculture


7000

0+12+5.5

40~50+12+5.5

10000

Analysis

China

5%

60%

35%


mm / ppyuan / yr

Employee

Urban Agriculture


7000

0+12+5.5

40~50+12+5.5

10000

Analysis


mm / ppyuan / yr

Employee

Urban Agriculture


7000

0+12+5.5

40~50+12+5.5

10000

Analysis

Urban Rural

Residential in 5 fioor


Urban agriculture area

Residential area

Low speed traffic

2

1




Residential area

Low speed traffic

2

1StrategyNew Urban Typology 2

Urban Rural


Commertial area


Leisure spase

Platform -

Residential area

Low speed traffic

Residential with first floor commertial

4~5 years later


Commertial area


Leisure spase

Platform -

Residential area

Low speed traffic

Residential with first floor commertial

4~5 years later

StrategyNew Urban Typology 2

SPATIAL ECONOMIES

DUJIANGYAN DREAMS 2010UURBANEMERGENCIESCASESTUDY SICHUAN

ANALYSISSTRATEGYSAMPLE PROJECTS INNER CITY RIVER MOUNTAIN RURALORGANIZATION MODELSREFLECTIONS

CONTENTS

UURBANEMERGENCIESCASESTUDY SICHUAN

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URBANEMERGENCIESCASESTUDY SICHUAN

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JUYUAN

QINGCHENG ZHONGXING

LIANGHE

DAOMING

JIXIECHONGZHOU

JINFENG

NANYANG

PENGZHOU

XINFAN

XINDUPIXIAN

YONGNING

WENJIANG

YUSHI

DUJIANGYAN

QINGCHENG MT

CHENGDU

in 1 hourin 30 minutes

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SWOT

TOURISMENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESSWATER RECREATIONSUSTAINABILITYREAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS

STRENGTHS + OPPORTUNITIES

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ECONOMIC MISMANAGEMENTSOCIAL DAMAGEHOMOGENIC DEVELOPMENTOPAQUE DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES

WEAKNESESS + THREATS

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CHENGDU

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FLIGHT LINES

TRAVELING ROUTES IN SICHUAN

CAPITAL CITIES OF PROVINCES

TOURISM SPOTS


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RUOERGAI

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MABIAN

JIANMENGUANGWU MT

LUOJIE MT

SUTIE

FENGTONG

GONGGA MT

HUANGLONG

JIUZHAIGOU

SIGUNIANG MT

TOURISM VILLAGE

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TOURISM MOUTAINS

CHENGDU

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PROBLEM

EXISTING PLAN IS TOO NARROW: ONLY FOCUSED ON CULTURAL TOURISM IN CENTER

DOES NOT CONSIDER:

EFFECTS ON SOCIAL GROUPS LONG TERM ECONOMIC VITALITY

POLITICIAN INVESTOR FARMER LOCAL RESIDENTTOURIST

2020 2050


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PROBLEM

INFRUSTRUC-TURE

high-speed trainpublic transfor-

tation

SOCIAL NETWORKSeducation

opportunities jobs

FACILITIEStourism facilities

new public spaces

DIVERSITY PRODUCTIONS

eco foodshandcraft

small business

DIVERSITY TOURISM

high-speed train

highway

INFRUSTRUC-TURE

FACILITIEShotels

restaurantsentertainment

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VISION

INFRUSTRUC-TURE

high-speed trainpublic transfor-

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SOCIAL NETWORKSeducation

opportunities jobs

FACILITIEStourism facilities

new public spaces

DIVERSITY PRODUCTIONS

eco foodshandcraft

small business

DIVERSITY TOURISM

high-speed train

highway

INFRUSTRUC-TURE

FACILITIEShotels

restaurantsentertainment

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WE PROPOSE:CREATE VARIOUS TYPES OF TOURISM WHICH SUPPORT A LONG TERM ECONOMIC VITALITY THAT IS IN THE INTEREST OF ALL SOCIAL GROUPS

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Economic vitality

CulturalTourism

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AquaTourism

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RIVER

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NEW FACILITIES

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CONTROLLED WATER FLOW

BEACH

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CAMPMIXED USE

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RURUAL

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RURUAL

GOVERNMENT POLICY

GOVERNMENT POLICY:

CENTRALIZE LINPANS

POSSIBLE LOSS OF IDENTITYC

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MOUNTAIN

CONTEXT

OLD BUILDINGS

NEW DEVELOPING AREARIVER AND LAKEOLD NONGJIALE

NEW NONGJIALE

Longchi national park

new Nongjiale service

building of Nongjiale in construction

new town center

new houses for local farmers

the biggest local victims camp

temporary building material factory

fishman fishinging the lake

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MOUNTAIN

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MOUNTAIN

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PRIORITY IN PROJECTS TIMELINE

2010

PROJECT PRIORITY TIMELINE

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Rural Tourism

Nongjiale

Waterfront

City center

2015 2020 2025 2030 2035


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RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

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REFLECTIONS

Local Farmer:- keeps identity- earns more money- diversied income- bottum up planning

2008 2015 2020 2030

Citizen- more social interaction- more urban quality- identity under pressure- bottom up planning

Tourist- higher quality accomodations- variety in attractions to choose from

Ecological challenge:- possible natural deterioration- use benets form tourism to counteract this deterioration- higher cost of living for tourist and locals

Urban chanllenge:- tourism can bring urban quality- possible threat to urban cultural identity- more social interaction

Rural Challenge:-industrial farming will lead to higer production- farming will become more centralized

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THANK YOU

Spatial StructuresDujiangyan Watertree

Jue WangWouter PocornieNicolien Kipp

Diogo Pires Ferreira

Dan Luo

Xi Zhang

Xiaofel Zhang

Mentor: Charles

2010

600 000 inhabitants

2020

900 000 inhabitants

5.12 (2008) Wen Chuan earthquake Future Vision (2030)

Water

Tourism

Identity

EnergyMobility

Infra-struc ture

Public Spaces

PilotProjects

Cultural Market- ability

Social exchange

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Peng Zhou population 780.000

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GuangH~n population 870:000

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' LongQuan population 560,000

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Jian Yang population 1.400,000

Here, before starting the city scale, we would like to introduce the scale of the cities around Dujiangyan,and then highlight that the train stops in 4 cities before reaching Dujiangyan. (2clicks)

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structuring elements:water

mountains

city structure:built environment

road network

roadnetwork:main roads

highlighting the current access to the city by road

roadnetwork:main roads

supporting roads

highlighting the current access to the city by road

Inner streets

the secondary flow supporters in yellow

Emergency reliefs

considering the wide streets as safe for emergency situations; like wide corridors to access hospitals.as well big crossings without buildings around making easy the access by helicopters.

dam damage after earthquake 2008

doom scenario turned into adream scenario

Theatrical CorridorKnowledge Island

City Terrace

trainline & -stations:existing

new

Based to create the potential map:circles of 500 m radios / 1km radios to analyze the future effects of the spine around the city.

what is going to be the effects of the newspine

Theatrical Corridor

what is going to be the effects of the newspine

Theatrical Corridor

Knowledge Island

City Terrace

open spaces:regional scale

open spaces:regional scalecity scale

open spaces:regional scalecity scalelocal scale

:open spaces:research

human view

definition of public space:commercial areas

human view


communities

human view


communitiesleisure

human view


communitiesleisure

schools


communitiesleisure

schoolsservices


communitiesleisure

schoolsservicies

hotels


communitiesleisure

schoolsservicies

hotelscurrent public spaces

Knowledge Island

public transportcommercial points

but if we analyze the commercial points;

public transportcommercial points

factories

and current factories, we have well connected the work place to the home place.But... then if the city starts to grow?!

the current bus lines: doesnt serve the whole city

zones for future roadnetwork:main touristic cluster

future touristic attractionsfuture commercial activities

current factories/growingschools + communities

new communities

the potential area for the new communities in the future.Then with the grow of the city we could ask: is the taxi and tuktuks enough to serve the whole city?

8 bus lines around the city in a dedicated lane with intermodals points,which is going to generate one backbone of commercial development.

with the streets hierarchy the tuktuks are not going to affect the bus speed,although still working in small scale like pockets around neighborhoods

Dujiangyan Dreams

City Terrace

Theatrical Corridor

Knowledge Island

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Urban Equity

1Urban Equity

2Urban Equity

3

Mark Halbmeijer

Sara King

Jo Zhou

Dan Ding

Carrot Luo

Jeremy Verhoef

Nathalie Bruyn

Freda Zhang

Hein de Haan

Group

4

2 33

Urban Equity

2008... DUJIANGYAN HIT BY AN EARTHQUAKE

4Urban Equity

5

...

THE CITY IN RUBBLE

4 55

Urban Equity

...

THE CITY IN RUBBLE

6Urban Equity

7

...

THE CITY IN RUBBLE

6 77

Urban Equity

...

THE CITY IN RUBBLE

8Urban Equity

9

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

8 99

Urban Equity

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

10

Urban Equity

11

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

10 1111

Urban Equity

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

12

Urban Equity

13

EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS

14 1515

Urban Equity

SHELTER CAMPS

DAMAGED CITY VICTIMS

REDEVELOPMENTS

WAITING

TOURISTSINFORMAL DEVELOPMENTS

MIGRANTS

RESIDENTS EXPANSION CC

DAMAGED HOUSES

WAITINGREBUILDING

IS THERE URBAN EQUITY?

ACCESS TO THE CITY ON EVERY SCALEACCESS TO

PUBLIC TRANSPORT ?PUBLIC SERVICES ?

LIVEABLE SHELTER ?AFFORDABLE LIVE AND WORK SPACE ?

AID ?

16

Urban Equity

17

GOVERNMENT POLICY

TOURISM

EXPANSION

VICTIMS

I HAVE A HOUSE !

I HAVE NO MONEY....

16 1717

Urban Equity

I HAVE NO MONEY....

FUTURE THREATS...

SEGREGATION

INTEGRATION

> INTERACTION= RESILIENT COMMUNITY= SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY

FUNCTIONALFINANCIAL

COM M ERCIAL

CENTER

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

LESS WORK OPPORTUNITIES

GLOBAL PHENOMENONSOCIAL SEGREGATION

SEPARATION

GATED COMMUNITIES

SEGREGATION

FUNCTIONS

ECONOMIES

18

Urban Equity

19

SAFEGUARD AGAINST IT

GOAL

EMANCIPATION OF MARGINALISED SOCIETY IMPROVING THEIR LIVEABILITY

THE BEST CITY IS A MIXED AND BALANCED CITY

18 1919

Urban Equity

STARTING POINTS

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

20

Urban Equity

21

STARTING POINTSSEGREGATION

INTEGRATION


FUNCTIONALFINANCIAL

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

20 2121

Urban Equity


INTEGRATION


FUNCTIONALFINANCIAL

IDENTITY

EMBRACE CULTURAL TYPOLOGIES

MAJONG!

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

22

Urban Equity

23


INTEGRATION


FUNCTIONALFINANCIAL

INVOLVE

VARIED PROGRAMLESS VACANCYRESILIENT COMMUNITYCONTROL OVER THEIR FUTURE

IDENTITY


MAJONG!

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

22 2323

Urban Equity


INTEGRATION


FUNCTIONALFINANCIAL

INVOLVE


IDENTITY


MAJONG!

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

MICRO MACRO

RRRREPAIR RE-USE RECYCLE

24

Urban Equity

25

MANAGEMENTPLAN

URBANSTRUCTURE

TYPOLOGICALELEMENTS

FUNCTIONALPROGRAM

DESIGN PROPOSALS

HISTORICAL CITY CENTRE

CITY BLOCK

GATED COMMUNITY

WHERE

CASE STUDIES

24 2525

Urban Equity

1. HISTORICAL CITY CENTER 2. CITY BLOCK

3. GATED COMMUNITY

26

Urban Equity

27

LEGENDBUS FLOWMACRO ECONOMIC FLOW

MICRO ECONOMIC FLOWPEDESTRIAN

1. HISTORICAL CITY CENTRE

26 2727

Urban Equity


STRENGHTSFUNCTIONAL MIXCULTURAL HERITAGE

WEAKNESSBAD ACCESSIBILITY

WE DONT WANT TO MOVE

28

Urban Equity

29


MAIN ROUTE DAILY ACTIVITY INTENSITY NIGHT ACTIVITY INTENSITY

SHOP

SHOP

EAT

THEA

MUSIC

WALK

WALK

WALK

WALK

PARK

PLAY CARDS

TALK

READ

SIT

SELL

SELL

SELL

COOK

COOK

SHOP

EAT

THEA

MUSIC

MUSIC WALKWALK

WALK

PLAY CARDSTALKSIT SELL

COOK

WEAKNESSBAD HOUSING CONDITIONS

WEAKNESSCENTRATED NIGHT ACTIVITY

30

Urban Equity

31


CHECKLISTMICRO/MACROINTEGRATIONIDENTITYINVOLVEPLANET

1.

WEAKNESSES AREOPPORTUNITIES

NEW STRUCTURE

PHASE 1

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

30 3131

Urban Equity

CONCEPT

Urban Equity

PHASE 1 & 3

RENOVATING & IMPROVING

INVOLVE


PROGRAM- RESIDENTS (H, M, L)- MICRO SHOPS- MICRO RESTAURANTS/BARS- MARKET- OPEN AIR MUSEUM

PROGRAM- RESIDENTS

- MICRO SHOPS- MICRO RESTAURANTS/BARS

- NIGHT LEISURE

33

Urban Equity

33

PHASE 2

COMMERCIAL STRIP

PROGRAM- SCHOOL- HOSPITAL- SERVICE INFORMATION CENTER- MUSEUM- MEMORIAL- OPEN AIR THEATER- LEISURE CENTER- MACRO RESTAURANTS/BARS- HOTELS- MACRO SHOPS- MICRO (STREET) SHOPS- UNDERGROUND SHOPPING MALL- UNDERGROUND PARKING

1

3

2

34

Urban Equity

3534

Urban Equity

3435 35

Urban Equity

CONCLUSION

36

Urban Equity

3736

Urban Equity

CONCLUSION


1.

3637 37

Urban Equity

CONCLUSION HEIGH - MEDIUM - LOW ACTIVITY

38

Urban Equity

39


3. GATED COMMUNITY

38 3939

Urban Equity

2. CITY BLOCK

40

Urban Equity

41

2. CITY BLOCK

STRENGHTSFUNCTIONAL MIXLARGE OPEN SPACES

WEAKNESSBAD ACCESSIBILITY

I DONT WANT TO MOVE

40 4141

Urban Equity

2. CITY BLOCK

MAIN ROUTES DAILY ACTIVITY INTENSITY NIGHT ACTIVITY INTENSITY

SHOPSHOP

SHOP

SHOP

SHOP SHOP

SHOP

WALK

WALK

WALK

WALK

WALK

WALK

WALK

PLAY CARDS

PLAY CARDS

PLAY CARDS

PLAY CARDS

TALK

SIT

SITSIT

SELL

SELL

COOK

COOK

MARKET

MARKET

MARKET

MARKET

WEAKNESSBAD HOUSING CONDITIONSBAD ECONOMICAL SITUATION AFTER EARTHQUAKE

WEAKNESSNO LIGHTS

42 4343

Urban Equity

2. CITY BLOCK


2.


NEW STRUCTURE

PHASE 1

PHASE 4

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

44

Urban Equity

45

CONCEPT

44 4545

Urban Equity

PHASESRENOVATION EXISTING CITY

PROGRAM

- UPGRADING THE OLD RESIDENTS AND COMMERCIAL FUNCTIONS

- SQUARE- FORMAL HOUSING- FORMAL COMMERCIAL

- SCHOOL- SHELTER- PLAYGROUND- SPORTING FACILITIES- FORMAL/INFORMAL HOUSING- COMMUNAL AREAS

- FORMAL/INFORMAL HOUSING- MARKET- PARKING

1

234

46

Urban Equity

4746

Urban Equity

4647 47

Urban Equity


2.

48

Urban Equity

4948

Urban Equity

CONCLUSION

HSL

HIGH - MEDIUM - LOW ACTIVITY

48 4949

Urban Equity


3. GATED COMMUNITY

50

Urban Equity

51

3. GATED COMMUNITY

50 5151

Urban Equity


STRENGHTSACCESSIBILITY BY CARPRIVATE LANDSCAPE

WEAKNESSMONOFUNCTIONALLITTLE USE PRIVATE SPACE

WEAKNESSLITTLE SOCIAL INTERACTION

52

Urban Equity

53


SHOP

WALK

SIT

SELL

SITSHOP

MAIN ROUTES DAILY ACTIVITY INTENSITY NIGHT ACTIVITY INTENSITY

WEAKNESSBAD HOUSING CONDITIONS

WEAKNESSLITTLE STREET ACTIVITY

STRENGHTSCULTURAL TYPOLOGYSAFETYQUIET INNER SPACE

54

Urban Equity

55



3.


NEW STRUCTURE

PHASE 1

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

54 5555

Urban Equity

CONCEPT

56

Urban Equity

57

COMFORT FACTORSheer 2-storey facadeResidential to inner courtyard

COMFORT FACTORStepped out second levelResidential to inner courtyard

TYPOLOGY 1Split ground floor typologyRetail & Commerical Uses

PHASE 1

ACTIVATING THE STREETS

PROGRAMSMALL SCALE RETAILLIVE/WORK UNITSRESTAURANTSHEALTH CLINICSBEAUTY CLINICSOFFICE SPACESTUDIO SPACEINFORMATION & SUPPORT CENTRE

56 5757

Urban Equity

COMFORT FACTORAttracts young people & start up businessesActive street by night

AFFORDABLE SQMDifferent unit sizes to suit different clientsSpaces can be shared or leased individually

TYPOLOGY 2Live/Work Units

PHASE 1

ACTIVATING THE STREETS

PROGRAMSMALL SCALE RETAILLIVE/WORK UNITSRESTAURANTSHEALTH CLINICSBEAUTY CLINICSOFFICE SPACESTUDIO SPACEINFORMATION & SUPPORT CENTRE

Varied Unit Size

58

Urban Equity

59

STREETS RIVER SIDE OPEN SPACES

PHASE 2

PUBLIC SPACE NETWORKPUBLIC SPACE NETWORK WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM NEW BUILDINGS ACTIVATING SPACES

Connecting to riverfront as public space

Activating River FrontNew Leisure FunctionsViews to RiverScaled Development

58 5959

Urban Equity

Connecting to riverfront as public space

PHASE 2

PUBLIC SPACE NETWORKPOROSITY

Porosity : Activating the inner spaces Monotonous/dead street

PUBLIC SPACE NETWORK WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM NEW BUILDINGS ACTIVATING SPACESBUILDINGS CREATING INTIMATE SPACES

Urban Equity

PHASE 2

Space for the informal

Street vendors

Landscape & play

Info points & resting places

Pedestrian gates

60

62

Urban Equity

6362

Urban Equity

CONCLUSION


3.

6263 63

Urban Equity

CONCLUSIONPROPOSED ACTIVITY - DAYTIME

Urban Equity

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OBTAINING DIVERSITY

-$

-$

-$ +$

+$ +/-$

SMART RE-USE- $

DIFFERENT RENT PRICES

LOW COST RENOVATION

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Urban Equity

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FINAL CONCLUSION

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66

Urban Equity

66

Urban Equity

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Urban Heritage

Ifigeneia DilaverakiLu YijianEvelien de VisserXiaoqing Zhang Laura MaasryTian YuXiao ShuaiLiang Ruixing

Cultural heritage is

the legacy of physical artifacts

and intangible attributes of a group or society

that are inherited from past generations,

maintained in the present

and bestowed for the benefit of future generations.

Urban heritage is

all of the above

with a focus on urban culture from past, present, and future generations.

VALUE ASSESSMENT DUJIANGYAN

-- lifestyle

-- irrigation

-- mountain

-- city fabric

-- handcraft

-- street scale

City Value

Architecture Value

-- organic

-- facade (layers)

-- Sichuan style

-- local materials

-- crafts

-- water system

-- fabric & structure

-- scale

-- lifestyle

VALUE ASSESSMENT

The government of Dujiangyan proposed to transform the city to a international tourism city within 5years.

FUTURE PLAN FOR Dujiangyan

ANALYSIS OF TOURISM

In DJY city,,tourism provides:

Historical site

Natural park

Programme

What tourists usually do:

Buy souvenirs Photo&videoEat local food EducationLook Excursion

The one who benefits:

Government Entrepreneur Tourist businessman

The one who might suffer:

Local residentsLocal community

Commercial but no history

Mono functional Lack of spatial connections between sites

Government control(no bottom up)

Centralized No circulation

PROBLEMS OF TOURIST IN DJY city

Local community

Vivid life

Go with time

Spontaneousself-built

Nice scale

Authentic

cultureRETHINKING TOURISM

old town is not just old (ancient building) but live (ethic and folk act)

CONCLUSION:

tourism &community

HISTORY OF TEA& HORSE ROAD

HISTORY OF WEST STREET

TYPE OF RESIDENTS

Silk roadCraft spirit

Informal lifestyleAuthentic DJY lifestyle

City center with diverse tourismCompetative city

CULTURAL HERITAGE PLAYS A CENTRAL ROLE IN CONTINUITY

URBAN ANALYSIS

Map Dujiangyan with West Street location

indicated !!!

MAP OF DUJIANGYAN

WEST STREET

RELATIONSHIP WITH SURROUNDING

TOURIST ROUTE

FUNCTIOAN AREA ARCHITECTURE SITUATIONLANDUSE SITUATION

ACTIVE PROPOSAL

GREEN BELT AREA

COMMUNITY BASED PROSPERITY

ART& CRAFT VILLAGEART& CRAFT VILLAGE

ART GALLERY

CRAFT WORSHOP

RESTRAURANT

HOTEL

URBAN FACADE STUDY

DIFFERENT TYPES OF RENOVATION

WEST STREET FAADE STUDY

WEST STREET ARCHITECTURE VALUE ASSESSMENT

ROOFSCAPE

FACADE TYPOLOGY

HUMAN LAYER

HOUSING STRATEGY &

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

WEST STREET LOCAL HOUSING

DESIGNED NEW BUILDING SELFBUILT BUILDING

STRATEGY FOR REDEVELOPMENT WEST STREET, DJY

FINANCIAL PLAN FROM GOVERMENT

NEW WEST STREET PLAN

WEST STREET PROGRAM& ARCHITECTURELocation of New Dwelling Design Examples

CAMPS & TRANSITIONS030810 UE

Camps & Transitions


Contents

1. transition

2. analysis / testimonals

Conclusions / Goals

3. ideal Camp a. Unit B. Urban structure C. the programs / typologies

4. FUtUre Cities a. philosophy B. network possibilities

5. ConClUsion


1. transition


the only constant is change.


EVERYTHING IS CHANGING... BUT WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISASTERS AND TRANSITIONS?

TRANSITIONS CAUSED BY DISASTER1

DISASTERENTRY TRANSITION EXIT TRANSITION

EQ. 1 EQ .2

SES

Disasters damage society and its environment (SES=socio-ecological systems). The period before the disaster can be referred as the entry-transition of disaster. It is someti-mes impossible to detect the imminent occurrence of the disaster: the Wenchuan earth-quake was unexpected. The exit transition is a period during which society and the environment evolve rapidly because of the damage caused and of the constraints posed by the disruption, until they reach a new equilibrium (EQ.2), different from the previous one (EQ.1). Equilibrium here is defined as a period considered as "stable". This stability is of course relative: some situations are marked by important threats and these moments might not appear as very stable if we take into account a larger time scale.

DiSASTERS TRANSITIONS

ARE NOT ARE

- "Back to normal", even if certain victims and decision-ma-kers would like to "go back"

- necessarily "short"

- uniform and linear

- a step towards a new situation

- perceived as "temporary"

- not or less planned, unwanted

-unstable

MOMENTS OF RISK

1http://www.irg-project.org/i


2. life in the Camps


DuJiangYan Irrigation Administration Shelter Community600

SAFETY

FREEDOM

OCCUPATION

OPINION

#1 toUrist area Camp


Bridge

bridge

Gate of irrigation system

Square

West street

Park in Irrigation system

South bridge

Gate of irrigationsystem

Square

Gongyuan road

Sheltercamp

TOURISTAREACAMP

Residential

Bridge

TOURISM/MEMORIAL

CULTURALEVENTS

RESTAURANTS

LEISURE

POTENTIALS OF SITE#1 toUrist area Camp


Close to the tourist area of dujiangyan.

informal occupation - self-built constructions

Section

Informal occupation

Iam a worker of the Dujiangyan Irrigation Administration. I live here with my wife, we will propably move out at the end of the year. I built the bathroom all by myself to get more private space!

informal occupation

sectionFeatUres


#1 toUrist area Camp - the irrigation Company Worker


#2 the other side Camp5000

SanTai Village Shelter Community

SAFETY

FREEDOM

OCCUPATION

OPINION


Commercialstreet

Leisure cityDevelopment riverfront

Vendors, Fruit, snacksTea-house, kiosk

Restaurants along river

Petrolstation

Bridge

Shelter camp

THE OTHER SIDE CAMP

AGRICULTURE

TEMPORARY CAMPS

SPORTS

TRAINING FACILITIES

SPECIALIZED AGRICULTURE

LARGE SCALE EVENTS

ENERGY PRODUCTION

POTENTIALS OF SITE#2 the other side Camp


The relationship of shelters

The green land and the bathroom and the toilet

We lost our friends due to the replacement, but made a lot of new good friends in the camp. Will we see them again if we move out?

one part of the residents used to be farmers, one part works at the factory.

some already a camp for 6 years.

relation between shelters

informal agriculture

FeatUres


#2 the other side Camp - Factory Worker


#3 the train station Camp12000

QinJianRenJia Shelter Community

SAFETY

FREEDOM

OCCUPATION

OPINION


TRAINSTATIONCAMP

Constructioncamp

Offices

Public square

Train station

Residential DevelopmentAgriculture

AGRICULTURE

SERVICES

SPECIALIZEDAGRICULTURE

DISASTER TOURISM

EMERGENCY SERVICES

SPORTS

RESTAURANTS

LARGE SCALE EVENTS

EDUCATIONAL/ TRAINING FACILITIES

POTENTIALS OF SITE#3 the train station Camp


manager has complete power.

Camp is situated in new development-area - no public services nearby.

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Iam already retired and have lived here for 2 years. The conditions have gotten worse because the manager gives some people benefits and we are not allowed to grow our our crops or keep our own animals. Probably because the camp can be seen from the high-speed train..

section

Kindergartentrain line

streets

FeatUres


reSiDeNCe moVeD To SeCoND FLoor To ALLoW For A ShoP oN GroUND FLoor

A2 BoX + CLUSTer


#3 the train station Camp - the retired man


#4 the Center Camp1953

XingFu Town Shelter Community

SAFETY

FREEDOM

OCCUPATION

OPINION


#4 the Center Camp - the Farmer


#5 the edGe Camp

SAFETY

FREEDOM

OCCUPATION

OPINION


#5 the edGe Camp - the tourist Guide


BORDER INTERFACEWALL

ACCESS CHECK POINTGATE

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS


BOXES CONTAINERSTYPICAL UNITS

HOUSE

COMMERCIALKITCHENFACILITIES

TOILETS

WATER SUPPLYSHOWERS


CAMP STRUCTURE - WALLS AND bOUNDRIES


GATES


TRAIN LINE AND STREAM


LARGE (7 M)MEDIUM (3 M)SMALL (1M)

vERTICAL STREETS


MAINCOMMERCIALPLAIN

HORIzONTAL + vERTICAL STREETS


STRUCTURE


Common DiffiCulties

Depopulation

temperature

DisplaCeD farmers

laCk of iDentity

management

laCk of publiC spaCe

appropriation

Wall

Informal occupation

CAMPS & TRANSITIONS030810 UEGoals

loCation Based approaCh

Freedom

QUality oF liFe

FlexiBility oF Camp

Camp as plaCe For opportUnity

Keep memory oF disaster


3. ideal Camp


a. Unit


Unit sCale reQUirements

5-6 m2 space per person

minimum unit size: 2 persons

one shared kitchen + bathroom for 12-15 residents

adaptable use

creation of communal (semi-public) space

potential for individual customization


Unit types

Unit

orGanization

B shelter local materials fixed structure

a Box industrial materials portable/ reusable

1 linear organized along street

a1

B1

a2

B2

2 ClUster organized around courtyards


2 persons changeable facades

semi public and private space flexibility options

3 persons

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Fixed Frame - ChanGeaBle FaCades

a Box


Variety oF FaCades to Use & User preFerenCes

flipping facade for ventilationback

wc

shop

room colors & materials


the inFrastrUCtUral Frame

a1 Box + linear


the BasiC layoUt Frame

a1 Box + linear


shop UnitGreen roof- gardenFacilitieshousing Unit

User adaptaBility

a1 Box + linear


FaCade adaptation

a1 Box + linear


storinG Unit

a1 Box + linear


THE DUAL UNIT CLUSTER (LINEAR LAYOUT) BASIC FORM

a1 Box + linear


a1 Box + linear

THE DUAL UNIT CLUSTER (LINEAR LAYOUT) FURTHER ADAPTATION


THE DUAL UNIT CLUSTER (LINEAR LAYOUT) FURTHER ADAPTATION

a1 Box + linear


rain Water harvesting

Water storage

drinking water

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organic Waste Compost

agricultured

Gre

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ater

Garbage

Washing Wate

a1 Box + linear


a2 Box + ClUster

Walls added to Frame


residenCe moVed to seCond Floor to alloW For a shop on GroUnd Floor

a2 Box + ClUster


ClUsters Formed

a2 Box + ClUster


serViCes added

a2 Box + ClUster


a2 Box + ClUster

adaptation


larGer ClUsters are Formed

a2 Box + ClUster


re-Use oF Units

temporary strUCtUres

retail spaCes

FUtUre relieF hoUsinG

stUdent/temporary hoUsinG

portaBle FaCilities

a2 Box + ClUster


Unit types

Unit

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B shelter local materials fixed structure

a Box industrial materials portable/ reusable

1 linear organized along street

a1

B1

a2

B2

2 ClUster organized around courtyards


B1 shelter + linear

Family of 2 or 3 Family of 5 or 6


materials

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B1 shelter + linear


B1 shelter + ClUster

23 m2 (4 - 5 people) +Private open space- agriculture, garden, eating, laundry


B1 shelter + ClUster


B. UrBan strUCtUre


Grid - inFrastrUCtUre

- the grid is connected to surrounding urban stucture

- this allows for more exchange between the camp and the city


pUBliC spaCes

- open spaces in the grid allow for a variety of public space


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C. proGrams / typoloGies


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- the camp could become a memorial site or a location for disaster tourism


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- the camp could be a self-sufficient entity including agriculture and markets


- the camp could provide services to support the transition of the surrounding area

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Waste water managementService water cycleIrrigation

Waste management

RecyclingFertilizer

Educational Structures

Schools

Vocational Training

Libraries

Transport

Parking Facilities

Public Transport


THE WALL AS AN INTERFACE bETWEEN THE CAMP AND THE CITY


4. Future of the city / campsites


a. philosophy

TransiTional spaCe For UrBan EvoluTion Urban space not only to support disasters but also able to hold temporary uses, transitional structures and urban transformation.

MEMory - ode to the disastertraces of the disaster remain as layers in the urban fabric.

network Create a system which can give the city the infrastructure for a new identity.


B. netWorK possiBilities


INITIAL CAMPS


SELECTED CAMPS


industryCommercial Businessstorage

Green

residential sitesecond class, self built social housing)

residential sitesecond class, self built social housing)

residential second class social housing, self built + subsidised)sports Commercial

Businessresidential (government)

2020 LAND USES


NETWORK OF CAMPS


short-term uses


from agriculture to agrotourism1st phase desification 2nd phase desification

agriculture as sustainable device

memorial/disaster tourism

temporary houses for farmers

capacitation/ experimental agriculture

eco-tourism

tourism

city as a hybrid productive organism

Global position of ChinaCompetition between provincesRole of province

Sichuan: agriculture

ECONOMY

Climate change adaptacionAlternative energies

Sustainable structuresFrequency of disasters

ECOLOGY

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enough relief areain case of disaster

agriculture device:-water purification-waste treatment

high-tech agriculture

alternative energy:- wind- biogas

research/ knowledge center

enough relief areain case of disaster

vertical agriculture

industrialdevelopment

new energy sources

new energy and materialcycles

mixe uses


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The sites choosen in the network represent a variety of possiblilities for future development due to their possitions in the city

FREIGHT RAIL STATION

- possibility for moventment of large amounts of goods

PASSENGER RAIL STATION

- potential local hub and transfer point

CITY CENTER

- opportunity for tourism and leisure services

CAMPS & TRANSITIONS030810 UEMemorial/ Disaster Tourism

Tourism

Capacitation/ Experimental Agriculture

Temporary Houses for Farmers

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CAMPS & TRANSITIONS030810 UEMemorial/ Disaster Tourism

Tourism



Hi-tech Agriculture

Research/ KnowledgeAgriculture Device:Water purification/waste treatment

Alternative energy: wind / biogas

Enough relief area in case of disaster

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Industrial Development

vertical Agriculture

Mixed Uses

New Energy Sources

New Energy Waste cycles

Memorial/ Disaster Tourism

Tourism



Hi-tech Agriculture

Research/ KnowledgeAgriculture Device:Water purification/waste treatment

Alternative energy: wind / biogas



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5. Conclusion


FUTURE POSSIbILITIES


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