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The existing neighborhood faces several environmental and spatial challenges, including extensive sealed surfaces, urban heat accumulation, limited biodiversity, and car-oriented infrastructure. Despite these conditions, its regional accessibility, existing green spaces, and residential structure offer opportunities for sustainable transformation.
Key challenges: Urban heat · Surface runoff · Fragmented green spaces · Car dependency · Limited public space
02 — Urban Analysis
Regional Mobility & Cycling - Urban Structure & Public Spaces - Green Infrastructure & Urban Climate - Water Management & Soil Sealing
The analysis examines how existing transport networks, cycling routes, and open spaces influence the neighborhood's accessibility and environmental performance. While regional connections are well established, improving local pedestrian and cycling networks and linking fragmented green spaces are essential to creating a more connected urban environment.
The vision introduces a network of green courtyards, productive gardens, shaded pathways, and water-sensitive landscapes integrated into the existing residential fabric. By connecting ecological functions with everyday activities, the proposal creates shared spaces that support climate adaptation, biodiversity, and neighborhood interaction.
04 — Integrated and Sustainable City
Regional Mobility & Cycling - Urban Structure & Public Spaces - Green Infrastructure & Urban Climate - Water Management & Soil Sealing
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