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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

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Dunes by Vincent van Gogh, The Hague, August 1882

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Diverse biotopes Internal mobility network Tourism Gentrification

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SWOT Analysis

Identity based on local economic activity Transit to the city center Attractive beach Disconnected ecologies Lack of green public space Lack of connection between both sides of the harbour Harbours outside coastal defense boundary Dune landscape as identity Westduinweg streetscape Open space for public use Land-water relationship Climate change Rising sea levels

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SWOT Map

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ecology as a stakeholder

building with nature

coexistence (confluence & interchange) dune, water, and port identity

integrated ecologies everyday activities

densification experimental (data) adaptation (flexibility & traditional knowldge)

ever- changing landscaoes water resilience shared space

public space

diversity

participation SDG 11: Sustainable cities & communities SDG 13: Climate action

SDG 15: Life

n land

Values & Key Ideas

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Strategic Questions

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

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

une istrict

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future generations private investors Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management shipment & logistics industries property developers businesses (dining, tourism, retail, construction) insurance companies tourists fishermen residents ecology NGOs Municipality

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Hague academic institutions HTM sailing clubs fishing clubs convince inform key players empower

Stakeholder Analysis

power interests civil society private sector public sector

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Toolbox: Ecotopes

vergrown rail tracks

sandy beach dune private garden urban forest canal harbour fish farm

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Toolbox: Defining Ecological Units

Diversity of biotope Combination of ecotopes Capacity to coexist with water Capacity to form microclimates Nature of the ecotopes in terms of human contact

Faculty of life chances

Ma’s Criteria to Evaluate Life chances

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Coexistence of ecologies

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Coexistence of development & repair

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Landscape of Transactions Through Ecological Units

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Projects

1. Seafood market
3. Westduinweg

redesign

2. Dune theatre
2. Harbour

business development

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

CO-EXISTENCE Timeline

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Project 1: Seafood Market

seafood market along Visafslagweg

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Project 2: Dune Theatre

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Project 3: Westduinweg Redesign

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Framework

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