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	Why renvigorate the space?		Why renvigorate the space?
−	*The introduction of 5.000 new homes means that new blue and green space need to be created or underused green space need to be made more accesible and usable.
	*The intervention can begin to encourage a better future scenario		*The intervention can begin to encourage a better future scenario
−	*The site is a historic monument and so should be used	+	*The site is a historic monument (deemed to be one of the 12 pearls of Delft) and so it should be used.
		+	*The proposed construction of 5.000 new homes means that new blue and green space needs to be created OR underused green space needs to be made more accesible and usable.
		+	*Of course the park does not need to be reinvigorated, it could be left as it is, which would make our project a lot easier. But there appears to be a lot of potential and opportunities for something to happen.
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		+	The wider development of green and blue infrastructure offers us an opportunity. If we develop our intervention as a framework we can integrate it into the infrastructure development. In this scenario our focus changes from the small park to the campus as a whole and other underused spaces.
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		+	We can also view our intervention as the first step in the development of the urban infrastructure and creating this new future scenario.

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Latest revision as of 15:48, 26 September 2011

Why renvigorate the space?

• The intervention can begin to encourage a better future scenario
• The site is a historic monument (deemed to be one of the 12 pearls of Delft) and so it should be used.
• The proposed construction of 5.000 new homes means that new blue and green space needs to be created OR underused green space needs to be made more accesible and usable.
• Of course the park does not need to be reinvigorated, it could be left as it is, which would make our project a lot easier. But there appears to be a lot of potential and opportunities for something to happen.

The wider development of green and blue infrastructure offers us an opportunity. If we develop our intervention as a framework we can integrate it into the infrastructure development. In this scenario our focus changes from the small park to the campus as a whole and other underused spaces.

We can also view our intervention as the first step in the development of the urban infrastructure and creating this new future scenario.