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![The axonometric diagram of the site and the surrounding community in Thamesmead
reveals the project's grand vision, for Thamesmead and its residents to coexist with water.]()
![The boat trip not only offers a unique perspective from which to view the landscape, but also enhances the connection between the local people, the waterfront area, and the water.]()
![More activity areas and roads are arranged on the hill. Visitors can interact with the sheep that reside here.]()
![Taking advantage of the cut-and-fill strategy to create an extended and winding coastline to guide the tide and alleviate the flood risk. People can view the landscape from the small hills at a higher point when the tide is low.]()
Thamesmead: To Coexist with Water
This project aims to challenge the existing plan for Thamesmead Waterfront. Seeking to bring water back to Thamesmead, its vision is to coexist with water.
The project chose Thamesmead Waterfront, an undeveloped and private area, as the site to prevent flooding and connect the community to the water. As the water-orientated community forms, the project aims to explore how landscape can be changed by both human and nonhuman intervention over time.
Thamesmead Waterfront is a natural marina, and in the future, residents will be able to enjoy the water features and travel by canal.
Overview
The axonometric diagram of the site and the surrounding community in Thamesmead
reveals the project's grand vision, for Thamesmead and its residents to coexist with water.
The Boat Trip
The boat trip not only offers a unique perspective from which to view the landscape, but also enhances the connection between the local people, the waterfront area, and the water.
The Foot of the Hill
More activity areas and roads are arranged on the hill. Visitors can interact with the sheep that reside here.
The Winding Coastline
Taking advantage of the cut-and-fill strategy to create an extended and winding coastline to guide the tide and alleviate the flood risk. People can view the landscape from the small hills at a higher point when the tide is low.
The Bartlett
Autumn Show 2022
27 September – 7 October
Autumn Show 2022
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