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A groundwater landscape

Name

Marie Louise Ditlev Eriksen

Education degree

Master

Study programme

Architecture & Landscape

Institute

Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape

Year

2021

A groundwater landscape rethinks the landscapes that have been designated to protect our water resources for future drinking water. The project draws a transverse landscape space between Nationalpark Thy and Thisted where it protects the water resource and incorporates recreational and nature values.

Geology, political and society

Introduction

1/9

Walk the land, Thisted and mapping

Registration and analysis

1/10

Intention, design principles and strategic plan

Strategic plan

1/6

1:5000, Masterplan

1:5000, Masterplan

Axonometry and selected areas

Masterplan and zoom in

1/10

Summary: Existing, protected areas and strategy plan

Summary: Existing, protected areas and strategy plan

The Royal Danish Academy supports the Sustainable Development Goals

Since 2017 the Royal Danish Academy has worked with the Sustainable Development Goals. This is reflected in our research, our teaching and in our students’ projects. This project relates to the following UN goal(-s):

Clean water and sanitation (6)

Sustainable cities and communities (11)

Climate action (13)