Support for the implementation of the HORIZON EUROPE project Bauhaus of the seas sails - Delta Pilot
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- Deadline
- Jul 11, 2024Expired
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- OpenSingle stage
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- Buying servicesuntil Dec 2025
Brief
Oceans face numerous challenges, from plastic pollution to rising sea levels. It is a real challenge to find solutions to the various environmental problems. This can be done by mobilizing cities & communities close to water. This is the aim of the EU-funded BoSS project. The project work should result in several demonstration projects in different pilot regions and aquatic ecosystems in Portugal, Italy, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. The overall goal is to achieve a sustainable and inclusive transition, where image quality remains central and there is intensive cooperation with local communities. The pilots will provide examples of mission-oriented approaches that are impactful and measurable. The project will introduce an ecocentric narrative that is both cosmopolitan and rooted in nature-based solutions. In the Flemish-Dutch Delta area, the focus is on 2 sub-areas of the Scheldt-Rhine-Meuse Delta. Within the 'Delta Pilot', both the urban scale of Rotterdam and the rural area surrounding the urban area of Antwerp, more specifically the Grenspark Groot Saeftinghe, are examined. In the Border Park, the focus is on involving young people (Next Generation), experts and the environment in integrated future development. O.a. by developing future scenarios that take into account the challenges of sea level rise and changing weather conditions. What transformations are expected in the area (coastal area, polder and wetlands)? The Groot Saeftinghe Border Park has been developed over time with a multitude of spatial functions. It houses an active community and faces a number of challenges. climate change. Moreover, in the border park there are complex social structures and infrastructures, such as large ports and monumental buildings and monuments, uniquely related to estuarine nature and characteristic landscapes. How do we make well-organized small & large future plans for these seemingly contradictory interests? How do we reconcile the various developments based on co-design with citizens? We would like to explore this further with this assignment.
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- The Deltametropolis AssociationWinner
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Oceans face numerous challenges, from plastic pollution to rising sea levels. It is a real challenge to find solutions to the various environmental problems. This can be done by mobilizing cities & communities close to water. This is the aim of the EU-funded BoSS project. The project work should result in several demonstration projects in different pilot regions and aquatic ecosystems in Portugal, Italy, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. The overall goal is to achieve a sustainable and inclusive transition, where image quality remains central and there is intensive cooperation with local communities. The pilots will provide examples of mission-oriented approaches that are impactful and measurable. The project will introduce an ecocentric narrative that is both cosmopolitan and rooted in nature-based solutions. In the Flemish-Dutch Delta area, the focus is on 2 sub-areas of the Scheldt-Rhine-Meuse Delta. Within the 'Delta Pilot', both the urban scale of Rotterdam and the rural area surrounding the urban area of Antwerp, more specifically the Grenspark Groot Saeftinghe, are examined. In the Border Park, the focus is on involving young people (Next Generation), experts and the environment in integrated future development. O.a. by developing future scenarios that take into account the challenges of sea level rise and changing weather conditions. What transformations are expected in the area (coastal area, polder and wetlands)? The Groot Saeftinghe Border Park has been developed over time with a multitude of spatial functions. It houses an active community and faces a number of challenges. climate change. Moreover, in the border park there are complex social structures and infrastructures, such as large ports and monumental buildings and monuments, uniquely related to estuarine nature and characteristic landscapes. How do we make well-organized small & large future plans for these seemingly contradictory interests? How do we reconcile the various developments based on co-design with citizens? We would like to explore this further with this assignment.
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- Arr. DendermondeLocation
- 71400000Main codeUrban planning and landscape architectural services