A two-part highway development strategy for regional growth on Lolland-Falster

2017 – master thesis

KADK / Institute of Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape

professors: Christina Capetillo, Sophie Sahlqvist, Steen Hoyer (visiting) 

 

Along the E 47 is a project conceived to strengthen and reconnect ecologies across the highway, combining economical, ecological, social and cultural values. Climatic adaptation and landscape design allow the region to draw from the stretch of growth that cuts through, creating regional empowerment and evoking the passengers’ curiosity. Local attractions and facilities are concentrated around highway exits: fast turns to slow, scenery becomes three dimensional – and a new highway landscape appears.

 

 

PART I: Landscape strategy

 

PART II: Rest areas