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Dunes by Vincent van Gogh, The Hague, August 1882 SWOT Analysis Disconnected ecologies Attractive beach Lack of green public space Internal mobility network Identity based on local economic activity Lack of connection between both sides of


  1. Dunes by Vincent van Gogh, The Hague, August 1882

  2. SWOT Analysis Disconnected ecologies Attractive beach Lack of green public space Internal mobility network Identity based on local economic activity Lack of connection between both sides of Transit to the city the harbour center S W Harbours outside Diverse biotopes coastal defense boundary Dune landscape as identity O T Gentrification Land-water relationship Open space for public use Climate change Tourism Rising sea levels Westduinweg streetscape

  3. SWOT Map

  4. Values & Key Ideas ecology as a integrated ecologies stakeholder experimental (data) SDG 15: Life on land building with nature densification dune, adaptation (flexibility & water, traditional knowldge) everyday and port activities identity ever- coexistence changing SDG 11: landscaoes (confluence & Sustainable interchange) cities & public communities space water resilience SDG 13: Climate action diversity shared space participation

  5. Strategic Questions As the area densifies How can we How can we make this and develops, encourage new district water-resilient how can we give development while without being against voice to ecological protecting existing natural processes? stakeholders? local businesses and identity ?

  6. une Standing alongside dunes that have long mediated land and sea, by 2040, Scheveningen will be a vibrant district known istrict for varied landscapes that co-exist with active public life and a strong local economy.

  7. civil society Stakeholder Analysis private public sector sector private investors Municipality shipment of The & logistics Hague industries Ministry of Infrastructure and Water property developers Management businesses insurance power convince (dining, key players companies HTM tourism, retail, academic inform empower construction) institutions NGOs residents tourists fishermen future ecology generations sailing fishing clubs clubs interests

  8. Toolbox: Ecotopes dune sandy beach urban forest harbour canal fish farm private garden overgrown rail tracks

  9. Toolbox: Defining Ecological Units Diversity of biotope Faculty of life chances Combination of ecotopes Capacity to coexist with water Capacity to form microclimates Nature of the ecotopes in terms of human contact Ma’s Criteria to Evaluate Life chances

  10. Coexistence of ecologies

  11. Coexistence of development & repair

  12. Landscape of Transactions Through Ecological Units

  13. Projects 1. Seafood market 2. Dune theatre 2. Harbour 3. Westduinweg business redesign development

  14. Timeline PARTICIPATORY Development plan (transactions) Development plan (seafood market) PLANNING Serious games – data collection Masterplan of coexistence CO-EXISTENCE Building social consensus POLICY Transaction (development-repair) Collecting & processing ecological data INTERVENTIONS/ Dune theatre Harbour business development PROJECTS SPATIAL Seafood market Water adaptation Westduinweg redesign Blue-green infrastructure network 2040 2020 2030

  15. Project 1: Seafood Market seafood market along Visafslagweg

  16. Project 2: Dune Theatre

  17. Project 3: Westduinweg Redesign

  18. Framework

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