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BCN Litoral Morrot Planning Proposal
BCN Litoral Morrot Planning Proposal
Barcelona, Spain
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BCN Litoral Morrot Planning Proposal
Barcelona, Spain
Type
Commercial ›
Office
Retail
Shopping Mall
Hospitality + Sport › Hotel
Cultural › Museum Pavilion
Industrial › Research Facility
Landscape + Planning › Public Park Private Garden Urban Green Space Masterplan
Transport + Infrastructure › Train/Subway Marina and Ports Highway Bridge Parking Bicycles Bus
Hospitality + Sport › Hotel
Cultural › Museum Pavilion
Industrial › Research Facility
Landscape + Planning › Public Park Private Garden Urban Green Space Masterplan
Transport + Infrastructure › Train/Subway Marina and Ports Highway Bridge Parking Bicycles Bus
STATUS
Concept
SIZE
1,000,000 +
Our proposal considers a new opportunity for regeneration of one of the last remaining industrial waterfronts in Barcelona through the following aspects:
Placemaking: in terms of identity, diversity and robustness of uses
Connectivity: in terms of legible pedestrian movement, accessibility and permeability, ground level streetscape enhancement and efficient linkage between activity cores and public transport nodes
Land-water interface: in terms of face-lifting the waterfront edge through interconnecting and user-friendly amenities
And finally, Green urban design: in terms of energy efficient and low carbon solutions applied at a neighborhood levelnthat are responsive to changing conditions and suitable for adaptive re-use.
Placemaking: in terms of identity, diversity and robustness of uses
Connectivity: in terms of legible pedestrian movement, accessibility and permeability, ground level streetscape enhancement and efficient linkage between activity cores and public transport nodes
Land-water interface: in terms of face-lifting the waterfront edge through interconnecting and user-friendly amenities
And finally, Green urban design: in terms of energy efficient and low carbon solutions applied at a neighborhood levelnthat are responsive to changing conditions and suitable for adaptive re-use.
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