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Old July 28th, 2012, 11:48 PM   #1
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ECO PARK REVITALIZATION OF A CONTAMINETED AREA

São Paulo Open Museum of Sustainability by Adriana Levisky and Anna Dietzsch

The Open Museum for Sustainability reflects the growing partnership between public and private sector. It is located in a central area of São Paulo where there is a deactivated garbage incinerator and it’s a good example of revitalization of polluted areas . In fact nowadays many cities have to face with post industrialization and degraded places, surely a new challenge, and the need of new open public spaces . The project consists of a curved deck of recycled brazilian hardwood, absolutely local, above the site, supported by a steel structure, to minimize contact with the contaminated soil, without excavations. Just like a floating boat. The project guides the visitor through information panels describing all the sustainable features of the park, like the recycling of wood , water recycling system and soil purification

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