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New Creekmouth Village

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Design Studio Design Studio 8
Year 2

Located where the River Roding meets the Thames, the site of this project reflects the demarcated nature of land, water and housing created through industrialisation. The design proposes the extension of a waterway as a catalyst for integration. By merging the industrial identity of the site with the waterway extension, the project provides an example of transforming the historic industrial riverfront without eliminating the entirety of industrial land use.

The New Creekmouth Waterway

The New Creekmouth Waterway

From the River Roding to the River Thames, this panning view exposes the unique areas surrounding the waterway extension, offering space for people, ecology, and water.

Built upon an existing concrete slab, a new place of leisure is created within close proximity to industrial buildings, offering a tranquil lunch destination along the waterway.

The Snack Shack, A Space for Industrial Leisure

Built upon an existing concrete slab, a new place of leisure is created within close proximity to industrial buildings, offering a tranquil lunch destination along the waterway.

In order to exist within industrial buildings, the landscape must respond to unique circumstances. These renders capture ways in which people fit amongst the industrial buildings, as well as cross the void between spanning industrial slabs.

Crossing Industry

In order to exist within industrial buildings, the landscape must respond to unique circumstances. These renders capture ways in which people fit amongst the industrial buildings, as well as cross the void between spanning industrial slabs.

Whilst retention strategies serve as a core principle of this design, bridges and retention columns allow users to explore on days of pure inundation, traversing the wet landscape it it's lowest areas.

Bridging the Landscape

Whilst retention strategies serve as a core principle of this design, bridges and retention columns allow users to explore on days of pure inundation, traversing the wet landscape it it's lowest areas.

In order to maximise retention capabilities, this project explored the concept of rain gardens while scaling up on the potential of this common SuDS technique. Using an undulating landscape, every low point serves as a retention pool.

Retention Gardens

In order to maximise retention capabilities, this project explored the concept of rain gardens while scaling up on the potential of this common SuDS technique. Using an undulating landscape, every low point serves as a retention pool.

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