We propose to create a landscape infrastructural berm that will be high enough to give access to the second floor of existing or new structures and can connect major residential districts to the river. We envision a neighborhood with clean, light manufacturing at the ground level, connected via the street grid to while a second level of landscape adds an elevated public circulation system – a softer version of the green line allowing for gradual expansion and mixing of uses
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