Site. How can the site contribute to the adaptable city?
Peacefully situated in pastoral surroundings just outside of the city, Dikemark was considered the perfect location for Oslo’s new psychiatric hospital at the turn of the20th century. As its activity related to psychiatric treatment has been phased out over the years, today most of the buildings stand empty and have been listed for protection. Now the entire area needs to be adapted to a new time and filled with new content. Site. How can the site contribute to the adaptable city?
A sustainable approach to land-use changes is one of the central challenges of Regionale 2016. A consolidation and upgrading of existing population nuclei is required in order to restrict further incursion of the landscape. In the 1950s to 1970s spacious single- and two-family residential areas grew like ‘annual rings’ on the fringes of many towns in western Münsterland. DESIS Network.