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| Kralingen Mountain, MVRDV, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, © MVRDV |
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| Kralingen Mountain, MVRDV, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, © MVRDV |
The project envisions a new leafy neighbourhood by covering a 1.7km long stretch of infrastructure including Rotterdams orbital and reconnecting areas of natural beauty. An area of 166 ha urban wasteland will be transformed for housing and nature. 4500 homes can be constructed on site, as well as services, offices, sports and public facilities. The orbital will be covered by a 1,7km long glass roof.
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| Kralingen Mountain, MVRDV, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, © MVRDV |
The project stands for a green and sustainability neighbourhood which offers space for offices, sport and education. According to Jan de Mooij, regional director of Blauwhoed, the project will offer Rotterdam the necessary growth in hosing for higher incomes and a substantial amount of new recreational and public space.
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| Kralingen Mountain, MVRDV, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, © MVRDV |
The project is privately initiated and financed and is envisioned to be realized without public funding. City councilor Hamit Karakus is enthusiastic about the plan, both the private funding and the impact on the city are fully in line with Rotterdams policies regarding new construction projects.
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| Kralingen Mountain, MVRDV, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, © MVRDV |
He supports strongly the further densification of the city.
Project Data
Project: Kralingen Mountain
Architect: MVRDV with Blauwhoed, Dura Vermeer, Syntrus, Achmea Vastgoed, Eneco
Structural Engineer: Arup
Status: Feasibility study
Year: 2011
Credits
All renderings, plans, courtesy © MVRDV
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