Print Email Facebook Twitter From transfer node to urban node: Integrating multimodal transport hubs in the city fabric Title From transfer node to urban node: Integrating multimodal transport hubs in the city fabric Author Heimeriks, D.F.M. Contributor Rooij, R.M. (mentor) Van der Spek, S.C. (mentor) Lipsius, M.J. (mentor) Faculty Architecture Department Urbanism Date 2011-04-14 Abstract The position of multimodal transfer nodes, on the edge of the city, are of increasing importance in the contemporary daily (city) life. Transfer nodes are a moment of condensated movement in the mobile world, and do have a high potential of human activity and social interaction. The transfer node could functions as an urban node; a place for transfer, work, living, doing grocery, leisure,traveling, meeting and staying. Aside of these potentials multimodal transfer nodes often deal with a low public space quality and an insufficient integration with the (local) nvironment; How to solve problems like the transfer node being a non-place or being a no-go area for the local inhabitants? This Master’s Thesis is a search for strategic spatial design interventions to develop a multimodal transfer hub into an urban sub centre, enhancing a positive exchange between the node and it’s neighboring environment. Subject multimodal transport huburban sub centrehuman activity & social interactionnode developmentspatial design interventionsKralingse ZoomRotterdamthe pedestrianpublic space qualitylocal integrationinternal organization To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:e1bcdd0f-3882-4b68-8958-d9a9869e3f6b Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights (c) 2011 Heimeriks, D.F.M. Files PDF d._heimeriks_traffic_ligh ... method.pdf 14.16 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:e1bcdd0f-3882-4b68-8958-d9a9869e3f6b/datastream/OBJ/view