Cycling Through Water: A Boost to the Region
Cycling Through Water: A Boost to the Region
- urbanNext, September 11, 2019.
- 366 words.
BAB / BYCS, Lens°Ass Architecten, Low Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Architecture&nature, Belgium, Bicycle, Cycling Infrastructure, Cycling roads, Environment, Future development, Habitats, Heritage, Innovation, Landscape, Limburg, Pedestrian realm, Project, Social Media, Tourism, Unspoiled Landscape, User’s experience, Water
Photography: Luc Dalemans
In April 2016 ‘Cycling through Water’ opened, an inspiring cycling trail through a pond of the De Wijers nature reserve in Bokrijk-Genk. Barely four months later, 100,000 cyclists had already visited the cycling trail. The project has given a boost to the entire region. ‘Cycling Through Water’ was even selected for TIME’s 2018 list of the World’s 100 Greatest Places.
2575-5374
Architecture Urban-design Cycling-trail Limburg, Belgium Belgium
BAB / BYCS, Lens°Ass Architecten, Low Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms
Architecture&nature, Belgium, Bicycle, Cycling Infrastructure, Cycling roads, Environment, Future development, Habitats, Heritage, Innovation, Landscape, Limburg, Pedestrian realm, Project, Social Media, Tourism, Unspoiled Landscape, User’s experience, Water
Photography: Luc Dalemans
In April 2016 ‘Cycling through Water’ opened, an inspiring cycling trail through a pond of the De Wijers nature reserve in Bokrijk-Genk. Barely four months later, 100,000 cyclists had already visited the cycling trail. The project has given a boost to the entire region. ‘Cycling Through Water’ was even selected for TIME’s 2018 list of the World’s 100 Greatest Places.
2575-5374
Architecture Urban-design Cycling-trail Limburg, Belgium Belgium