RECLAIMED DYNAMICS
3 SCENARIO´S
She didn´t want a beach-beach she wanted a primal beach she wanted mud which solved in water.
How can dynamic processes can be reintroduced around Goeree Overflakkee and improve the economical, social, and ecological interest in a sustainable way?
She wanted the meadows and then mud and then water, She wanted the first sea.
But above all, how can dynamics contribute to the meaning and experiencing of the landscape?
sea level rise until 2100
The Haringvlietdam will open up slightly opening with low tide is 2000 m2
It all could be found at Goeree She knew for sure. So she drove there.
The dike will be adjusted, a new canal will connect the old creek system and provides freshwater for agriculture, waterstorage and recreative functions
Enough of meadow at Goeree enough of mud and water But no sea like she was looking for: Mud which solved in water so with lowtide she could make an image and then wait for hight tide.
*By Tjitske Jansen Adam and Eve
2012 the Netherlands are locked up in their own system and has to deal with:
sea level rise until 2200
- Rising sealevel - Increase of river and rain water Haringvlietdam becomes a storm surge barier. opening with low tide is 6000 m2 Dikes will be drawn back into the hinterland and become multifunctional climate proof dyke
This project stemms from the longing to wilderness and dynamics in a country that is almost 100% artifcial. It questions by three scenario’s how dynamics can be reintroduced in the Dutch Delta and how this can positively influence the meaning, use and experience of the landscape.
sea level rise until 2300
Anne-Fleur Aronstein graduation project 2011-2012 Landscape architecture
Watersystem South West Delta All waters around Goeree Overflakke are controlled and troubled systems. Goeree is THE area to study on how dynamics can be reintroduced.
Haringvlietdam is taken out opening with low tide is 18000m2 Climateproof dike grows along with the sea,polders will be flood and become intersting for aquaculture