Limburg Dross - Future Spatial Forms of Industrial Productive Landscapes

Limburg Dross - Future Spatial Forms of Industrial Productive Landscapes

Chladova, E.

Bobbink, I. (mentor)
Komossa, S. (mentor)

Architecture and The Built Environment

Landscape Architecture

Energy Landscapes

2014-07-01

This research seeks to understand what underused industrial landscapes spatially mean to the city regions they occupy and how they can be better integrated into the daily lives of the thousands of people living or working nearby. By utilizing the transition to sustainable energy sources as the backbone for new interventions in the city fabric what is the future (energy) productive landscape and how can people and cities use them to their advantage? This project proposes to reestablish the spatial relationship of former Staatsmijn Maurits site and current location of the Chemelot Campus and Industrial Complex to the city of Geleen and especially the Lindenheuvel neighborhood. By activating the site with sustainable energy production it serves as a test site to make the various impacts of the energy transition goals of 2050 visible.

energy transition
landscape design
Chemelot
Staatsmijn Maurits
Geleen
biomass
energy landscape
sustainable design

http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:2177876f-dd81-4bc2-9e48-254f2e92d941

2014-06-30

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Student theses

master thesis

(c) 2014 Chladova, E.