100 Strategy 2: New Residential Housing, Urban development in that part of the island requires radical analysis of current situation, and before starting this analysis I should mention, the old town planning doesn’t reflect only one period era, but several layers of planning through the ages . Thus, for the better understanding the logic of the town planning, I should also refer to a certain circumstances. Which is quite difficult at the moment to get what it was meant by each single building on the island. Furthermore I drew the first logic on the island, which is the main access, which creates the sense of continuity between the old town and the new developments. The First diagram shows the north - south grid while the second diagram shows the east-west grid network. It shows also, they were much more concerns about the vertical street and network, while a lot of opinions were trying to find interpretations for that. In my opinion, the vertical networks are representing the ventilation access while the all the vertical street is very narrow and controlling summer wind ventilation speed. Focusing on the left side of the island and by extending the logical grid on the other side, I would also talk about the integration between the built environments with the food production lands. The diagram on the right side, represents the schematic idea what I want to say. Different layers of residential houses, recreational activities, educational facilities and agricultural lands, all those are integrated together in a harmony and interacting in all scales. It is also proposing the possibility of reusing the existing train infrastructure and replaces it with another productive infrastructure that the island can gain a benefit out of it. At the end, an additional layer to the floating structure -that I already explained- of a food production, and achieving a high level of the food security in the region.
Figure 74: North- South Networks
Figure 75: East- West Networks
Figure 76: Combined Networks