mgr inż. arch. kraj. Katarzyna Samełko
Park deszczowy na osiedlu Bema w Białymstoku
Promotor: dr inż. arch. Maciej Kłopotowski
Politechnika Białostocka
The area of the Bema estate is redesigned for it is low aesthetics value and spatial charge. Suggested solutions for storage of ignition systems. For this purpose it restricts circular movement to a minimum. Multifocal garages have been designed to enable you to ride in inter-block areas. Parking spaces at playgrounds, neighborhood integration sites have been closed and biological technology development allowed. Thanks to such a development, cleaning systems, reading rooms for customers, safe in terms of sales to the troublesome, or delivery, impact on noise. On the natural side in the project to apply corrections to the diagnosis of rain water. Rain gardens have been designed, which are located along the interlocking roads as well as in the park compound. Lowering the area together with the drainage system would relieve the rainwater drainage system. This is an idea for the pro-ecological development of water in a place of unfriendly precipitation. The rainforest is a vegetation that has been selected for both drought and heavy rains. The introduction of the pad has positively influenced the microclimate of the estate and improved the aesthetics of the place. In addition to new parking lots and rain gardens, there are many squares, squares, playgrounds, and discounts. One of the interplanetary squares is the square of the Pharaohs. It has been designed there as a natural rain water purification system with rain gardens that drain the water to the river. Around the ponds are included in the tables and educational path. In the picnic square, at the venue of the festivities, concerts. A dog park, gym, parkour, an interesting playground for young people and a separate small children's playground, as well as a variety of tobogganing strolls to the viewing terrace, were organized. The second square has been designed: treadmill, multi-purpose pitch, traffic, climbing wall and pumptrack track. In the urban park, there are larger rain gardens, a fountain, a water playground, a climbing area, a gym, benches along the footbridge, swings and roofed benches. A clear layout of walking paths and walkways has been designed, which connects all the living areas and residences. In the interbank block planned play, garden pavilions, paths, flower meadows, discounts, benches, and resting places.
The whole is an essential system whose main inspiration is wild nature. Forms visible from the formation of river valleys and natural landscapes, used to create small ecosystems that attract birds, insects, and butterflies.