Iaroslava Nesterenko - Low-Tech Haven

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Redefining Urban Life Through Energy Transition

Iaroslava Nesterenko (U)

The history of energy production in the Netherlands reveals a complex interplay between technological innovation, economic

Over 60,000 hectares of land turned into water due to peat digging. The construction of canals for peat transport illustrates and technological development, setting the stage for the Netherlands’ continued leadership in water management and engineering.

economic growth, and environmental illustrates the interplay between energy production engineering.

2 CONTEXT

SITE VISITS/ANALISYS

Groenplan Groningen_vitamine G

3 STRATEGY

LOCAL SPECIES WITH DEVELOPED ROOT SYSTEM

HIGH VOLUME FOR WATER STORAGE

WATER PAVILION

FOR STORAGE

PARK AS A CONNECTOR

LOCAL SPECIES WITH DEVELOPED ROOT SYSTEM

WOODEN BRIDGES

CALIFORNIA COOLERS

SLOPE ROOFS LOCATED STRATEGICALLY TO CATCH MORE AND LET MORE LIGHT TO THE PUBLIC SPACE

WADI/ RAINWATER STORAGE

EASTERN/WESTERN FACADES WITH BIG WINDOWS

SOUTHERN FACADE WITH SUNKEN TERRACES

LOCAL SPECIES WITH

NICOLSON PAVEMENT

REUSED MATERIALS ARCHITECTURE

FURNITURE (REUSED)

CHINEESE PASSIVE GLASSHOUSE

ROPEWAY

FUNKY KINDERGARDEN

PATH FOR BIKES AND WHEELBARROWS WADI

PLAYGROUND?COMMON ELEMENTS

TOPOGRAPHY FROM ELEVATED SOIL

COMMUNITY (WARE) HOUSE

CHINEESE PASSIVE GLASSHOUSE

FRUIT WALL

SHARED HORSE

PATH FOR BIKES AND WHEELBARROWS

INDUSTRY+LIVE TYPOLOGIES

GREEN EMBANKMENT

LOCAL MILL

STOKER+ BRANDER

CARGO ROPEWAY

STATION AREA ON THE BACKGROUND

BUSY STREET (CONNECTOR)

PROMENADE+ OPEN CAFE

AREA

MOORING PLACE

MARKET AKA MARKTHAL