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Park Poelzone
Park Poelzone
Westland, ZH, Netherlands
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Park Poelzone
Westland, ZH, Netherlands
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
100,000 sqft - 300,000 sqft
Park Poelzone combines nature development, water storage, new recreational route structures, large-scale relocation of homes, and the restructuring of greenhouse horticulture. With the ambition to transition 21 ha into a recreational and ecological nature-driven space for humans and animals, LOLA Landscape Architects made the definitive design for Poelzone Noord.
Park as a natural route
An ecological shoreline gives space to 1.5 km of winding bicycle routes, 15 plots for new houses, and an innovative 2.2 ha spawning ground for fish. The environment enables fry to mature safely amid water plants—the park and its spawning grounds double, providing an attractive natural environment for residents and visitors. A lingering route takes visitors on an eye-level journey with water, allowing them to witness the natural spectacle, especially in springtime.
Landmark ecosystem
The ‘Animal Tree’, made of an artificial wooden structure, provides separate housings for birds, insects, small mammals, bees, and butterflies. The ‘Animal Tree’ is a habitat for a partial ecosystem and a visual landmark. NEXT Architects was involved in designing the ‘Bat Bridge,’ which allows four different bat species to live there all year round.
Park as a natural route
An ecological shoreline gives space to 1.5 km of winding bicycle routes, 15 plots for new houses, and an innovative 2.2 ha spawning ground for fish. The environment enables fry to mature safely amid water plants—the park and its spawning grounds double, providing an attractive natural environment for residents and visitors. A lingering route takes visitors on an eye-level journey with water, allowing them to witness the natural spectacle, especially in springtime.
Landmark ecosystem
The ‘Animal Tree’, made of an artificial wooden structure, provides separate housings for birds, insects, small mammals, bees, and butterflies. The ‘Animal Tree’ is a habitat for a partial ecosystem and a visual landmark. NEXT Architects was involved in designing the ‘Bat Bridge,’ which allows four different bat species to live there all year round.
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