Haute Deûle River Banks Eco District

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Atelier de paysages Bruel-Delmar [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, August 18, 2018.Description: 472 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Awards:

Sustainable district – Special price for the rain-water treatment – 2009
Urban Development National Prize – 2010
National Ecodistrict Label – 2013

Summary: The Haute Deûle River Banks development project leans on the recognition of the site qualities that form its basis and its enrichment. The water presence is undeniable, as much in the district history as in its present-day configuration, despite its past loss of recognition. This project for a sustainable district takes place in the surroundings of the old textile mill, nowadays transformed into a consortium of high technologies of communication. It leans on the memory traces in order to mimic these inhabited places identity and, at the same time, to revitalize the expression of ‘federated water’ in this new development.

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Active Public Spaces (281) ,
Water (97) ,
Urban renewal (34) ,
Urban landscape (82) ,
Urban design (54) ,
Urban Paradigms (553) ,
Urban Legacy (107) ,
Sustainable (105) ,
River (20) ,
Project (1170)

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Atelier Bruel-Delmar, FULL, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Active Public Spaces, Bridge, City development, Ecological urbanism, France, Future Urban Legacy Lab, Heritage, Industrial context, Lille, Project, River, Sustainable, Urban design, Urban landscape, Urban Legacy, Urban Paradigms, Urban renewal, Water, Waterfront

The Haute Deûle River Banks development project leans on the recognition of the site qualities that form its basis and its enrichment.
The water presence is undeniable, as much in the district history as in its present-day configuration, despite its past loss of recognition.
This project for a sustainable district takes place in the surroundings of the old textile mill, nowadays transformed into a consortium of high technologies of communication. It leans on the memory traces in order to mimic these inhabited places identity and, at the same time, to revitalize the expression of ‘federated water’ in this new development.

Sustainable district – Special price for the rain-water treatment – 2009

Urban Development National Prize – 2010

National Ecodistrict Label – 2013

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