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By Cedric Chausse and Charlotte Portier from London VX107
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VX107 Targets Spring Gardens Vauxhall Park Pedlars Park Lambeth High Street Park Localised along the River Thames and close to the best monuments of London, Vauxhall has asset features for being an attractive area of the 21 th century. Investments and work places, neighbourhood and night life, artistic network or history are urban advantages put together into a chaotic but exciting environment. Furthermore, the station is an important nod of connections and the main access to the area even though the railway is a break line in the site. Our response is to transform this array of isolated units or programms that operate autistically, to an intensified area of mixed uses linking with shared spaces. Our targets are sump up in five points. To develop a network of green and pedestrian links along the railway. The green link is an ecological connection between the gardens whereas the pedestrian link is a route. Vauxhall Walk is layout with shared spaces. Parks and gardens are designed with new programming. Ponds are made up to increase biodiversity. To create connections between East and West and get closer the green link to the RiverThames by many points of view. We imagine various ‘canopy covers’ through the arches of the railway. Those architectural objects are stretched outside the vaults and they cover a part of the public realm. To regenerate the arches by a new programs or new links. New arches are opened to have pedestrian connections with shops, amenities or vegetation. They create interesting points of view such as windows toward the River Thames. To reorganize the network of roads and to make up a large pedestrian square from the bus station to Spring gardens. The traffic is bypassed on the South of the site by Parry Street. A new square is created and it is became a central point between the bus station and a promenade along Albert Embankment. To landscape the bank of the River Thames. Riparian zone is planted on some parts of the river bank. A new pathway pass through this area and give access to many pontoons. They could be flooded but a part of the pathway could float above the river. Uses within the arches Arches of the station Commercial arches Artistic arches Vegetal arches Leisure arches green link Riparian zone Pontoon River bank 1 2 3 4 5 Section of Tinworth street Point of view Albert Embankment Project CLS/Rogers Pedestrian connections 1 Transversal connections 2 Arches regeneration 3 Landscape River Bank 5 Road network reorganisation 4 Vauxhall The missing link Crossing the arches
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Page 1: Vauxhall Missing Link entry

VX107

Targets

SpringGardens

VauxhallPark

PedlarsPark

Lambeth HighStreet Park

Localised along the River Thames

and close to the best monuments of

London, Vauxhall has asset features for

being an attractive area of the 21th century.

Investments and work places, neighbourhood

and night life, artistic network or history

are urban advantages put together

into a chaotic but exciting environment.

Furthermore, the station is an important nod

of connections and the main access to the area

even though the railway is a break line in the site.

Our response is to transform this array of isolated

units or programms that operate autistically, to an

intensified area of mixed uses linking with

shared spaces. Our targets are sump up in five points.

To develop a network of green andpedestrian links along the railway.

The green link is an ecological connection between the

gardens whereas the pedestrian link is a route.

Vauxhall Walk is layout with shared spaces.

Parks and gardens are designed with new programming.

Ponds are made up to increase biodiversity.

To create connections between East andWest and get closer the green link

to the RiverThames by many points of view.We imagine various ‘canopy covers’ through the arches of

the railway. Those architectural objects are stretched

outside the vaults and they cover a part of

the public realm.

To regenerate the arches by a new programs or new links.

New arches are opened to have pedestrian connections

with shops, amenities or vegetation. They create

interesting points of view such as

windows toward the River Thames.

To reorganize the network of roadsand to make up a large pedestrian square

from the bus station to Spring gardens.The traffic is bypassed on the South of the site

by Parry Street. A new square is created

and it is became a central point between the bus

station and a promenade along Albert Embankment.

To landscape the bank of the River Thames.Riparian zone is planted on some parts

of the river bank. A new pathway pass through

this area and give access to many pontoons.

They could be flooded but a part of

the pathway could float above the river.

Uses within the arches

Arches of the station

Commercial arches

Artistic arches

Vegetal arches

Leisure arches

green link

Riparian zonePontoon

River bank

1

2

3

4

5

Section of Tinworth street

Point of view Albert Embankment Project CLS/Rogers

Pedestrian connections 1

Transversal connections2

Arches regeneration3

Landscape River Bank5

Road network reorganisation 4

Vauxhall The missing linkCrossing the arches

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