All the project is around the climate issue. In 2012, public institution DEFACTO, selected AWP, Office for Territorial Reconfiguration, in partnership with HHF, to provide design and implementation guidance for La Défense, Central Business District. The objective was to conceive a new strategic Master Plan for the entire (160 hectares) site that addressed issues of public space—green space, urban infrastructure, circulation, transportation and site evolution. The new plan strategically links Paris to the CDB, strengthens connections to the surrounding neighborhood, and integrates the underground transportation (A14 route, metro line 1, RER A, and roadways).
The strategic guidelines create a framework under which the CBD can build new towers, remodel extant commercial properties, design spaces for exercise and cultural events, install a network of green and open spaces, expand infrastructure and transportation, and evolve planning structures over the next 20 years. This guide also envisions the long-term evolution of the site and identifies possibilities to extended infrastructure to adjacent neighborhoods. Guiding principles for design include: redefining the ground, re-establishing the grand axis, inhabiting in-between spaces, allowing for a natural invasion, and incorporating play spaces.
Once again we are talking about this project, AWP and HHF have given us more schemes and diagrams on the proposals, you can see all if you go to the exhibition of "In 2020, a new vision of public spaces" on La Défense, opened on 24 June and you can enjoy up to August 23, outdoors and in over 1000m ² of the esplanade of La Défense.
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Published on:
July 16, 2013
Cite: "Stratategic Masterplan for La Défense CBD" METALOCUS.
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<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/stratategic-masterplan-la-defense-cbd>
ISSN 1139-6415
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