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Capillary action Torshov

Betina, Jayne

Torshov is situated in a north-central valley of Oslo with a fragmented cityscape and flood problems due to a historic stream that was buried into pipes. This project suggests making the stream readable again, strengthening the connection from fjord to forest by means of low cost interventions. Capillarity plays a crucial role. The valley’s topography guides the spread and accumulation of water to the ground and plants for percolation and storage. Plants bring water up the roots and stems, returning moisture to the environment. Rain percolates down through soil and rock to the water table. The focused interventions, the theater, the schoolyard and the orchard will help to improve social life between the quarters on both sides ofthe stream by utilizing found conditions, local knowledge, and over-looked public spaces. ; submittedVersion

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Capillary action Torshov

Betina, Jayne

Torshov is situated in a north-central valley of Oslo with a fragmented cityscape and flood problems due to a historic stream that was buried into pipes. This project suggests making the stream readable again, strengthening the connection from fjord to forest by means of low cost interventions. Capillarity plays a crucial role. The valley’s topography guides the spread and accumulation of water to the ground and plants for percolation and storage. Plants bring water up the roots and stems, returning moisture to the environment. Rain percolates down through soil and rock to the water table. The focused interventions, the theater, the schoolyard and the orchard will help to improve social life between the quarters on both sides ofthe stream by utilizing found conditions, local knowledge, and over-looked public spaces. ; submittedVersion

Capillary action Torshov

Betina, Jayne

Torshov is situated in a north-central valley of Oslo with a fragmented cityscape and flood problems due to a historic stream that was buried into pipes. This project suggests making the stream readable again, strengthening the connection from fjord to forest by means of low cost interventions. Capillarity plays a crucial role. The valley’s topography guides the spread and accumulation of water to the ground and plants for percolation and storage. Plants bring water up the roots and stems, returning moisture to the environment. Rain percolates down through soil and rock to the water table. The focused interventions, the theater, the schoolyard and the orchard will help to improve social life between the quarters on both sides ofthe stream by utilizing found conditions, local knowledge, and over-looked public spaces. ; submittedVersion

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Titel:

Capillary action Torshov

Beteiligte:

Betina, Jayne (Autor:in) / Sjödahl, Elisabeth Ulrika / Müller, Sabine

Erscheinungsdatum:

01.05.2018

Medientyp:

Hochschulschrift

Format:

Elektronische Ressource

Sprache:

Englisch

Schlagwörter:

Vann , Water , VDP::Humanities: 000::Architecture and design: 140::Landscape architecture: 147 , Landscape architecture , Landskapsarkitektur

Klassifikation:

DDC: 720

Lizenzbestimmungen:

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/deed.no

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