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Port Master Planning

COMPREHENSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE PORT MASTERPLAN FOR THE PORT AREA AND ITS SURROUNDINGS
A comprehensive and sustainable port masterplan for the port area and its surroundings could include the following: VISION AND STRATEGY • Strengthen the identity and image of port development by implementing initiatives e.g. Ports and Cities and combining history and theory of cities and the genius loci (spirit of place) • Creating sustainable development by recognizing and enhancing the relationship between townscape – waterscape – landscape
SPATIAL TOPICS related to the port and surroundings • Connectivity of the port area with the wider area (urban or rural) • Land Use outside of the Port Activities • Land Use for Supporting Industry • Creating Green Buffer and dealing with changes in landscape • Designing Entrance & Access at the Waterside • Creating exciting views & landmarks • Defining shape, density and use of buildings • Allocation of residential areas • Integrating initiatives such as C40 Climate Leadership Group • Producing spatial SWOT analysis to identify weak as well as strong areas within and outside of the port activity areas
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