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Typhoon Proof Coastal Reserve: A New Resilient Masterplan

Contributor(s): Material type: Computer fileComputer filePublication details: urbanNext, September 15, 2020.Description: 527 wordsISSN:
  • 2575-5374
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: As part of an international competition organized by the Shenzhen Bureau of Urban Planning & Natural Resources, Mandaworks, Gossamer & Arcadis were commissioned to create a new resilient masterplan for one of Shenzhen’s last remaining natural coastlines. On the doorstep of one of China’s largest cities, the new Xichong Coastal Reserve enhances the natural seaside getaway experience, protects local ecosystems and communities, while supporting a new ecological tourism industry for a burgeoning Chinese middle class. The Coastal Reserve protects the region’s rich biodiversity and restores historic fishing villages.
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Arcadis, Energy and sustainability, Essay, Gossamer, Mandaworks, Middle Density, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Architecture&nature, Biodiversity, China, Coast line, Cultural identity, Density, Design strategies, Ecological reserve, Ecosystem ecology, Environmental protection, Health contributor, Intervention, Landscape, Landscape planning, Living system, Local Awareness, Masterplan, Mobility, Project, Reconstruction, Resilience, Resilient cities, Shenzhen, Soft mobility, Sustainable Development, Sustainable tourism, Urban planning, Water level, Waterfront, Well-being

As part of an international competition organized by the Shenzhen Bureau of Urban Planning & Natural Resources, Mandaworks, Gossamer & Arcadis were commissioned to create a new resilient masterplan for one of Shenzhen’s last remaining natural coastlines. On the doorstep of one of China’s largest cities, the new Xichong Coastal Reserve enhances the natural seaside getaway experience, protects local ecosystems and communities, while supporting a new ecological tourism industry for a burgeoning Chinese middle class. The Coastal Reserve protects the region’s rich biodiversity and restores historic fishing villages.


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