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== Rationale: Why is this case interesting? ==
== Rationale: Why is this case interesting? ==


''Please explain in short why this site has green infrastructure potential and what makes it special (150 words approx)''
''Tehran is the city of river valleys. Besides directing floods, these river valleys are lungs of a city which bring fresh air from mountains. Unfortunately, there is not much attention to this natural feature. Actually, in many parts of the city, they are buried or, in the best conditions, their beds are covered by non-permeable materials, under pressure in terms of extra construction and exceeding their limits. While their passing through our cities provides a great opportunity to create natural habitats with a valuable biodiversity as well as socio-economic and environmental benefits, they have just struggled to establish themselves. Although back in the history, they complained of their harsh conditions several times by heavy floods and huge damages, their potential to change into a green infrastructure and help a problematic city is still ignored. Their natural landscape with a comprehensive, intelligent design can greatly help to create a sustainable environment.''


== Author's perspective ==
== Author's perspective ==

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River Valleys name of the site
Iran country
Tehran place
Shahla Shahmoradi author
Darband River Valley.JPG

Rationale: Why is this case interesting?

Tehran is the city of river valleys. Besides directing floods, these river valleys are lungs of a city which bring fresh air from mountains. Unfortunately, there is not much attention to this natural feature. Actually, in many parts of the city, they are buried or, in the best conditions, their beds are covered by non-permeable materials, under pressure in terms of extra construction and exceeding their limits. While their passing through our cities provides a great opportunity to create natural habitats with a valuable biodiversity as well as socio-economic and environmental benefits, they have just struggled to establish themselves. Although back in the history, they complained of their harsh conditions several times by heavy floods and huge damages, their potential to change into a green infrastructure and help a problematic city is still ignored. Their natural landscape with a comprehensive, intelligent design can greatly help to create a sustainable environment.

Author's perspective

what is your professional/educational background and your relation to the site?

Landscape and/or urban context of your case

  • Biogeography, cultural features, overall character, history and dynamics
  • Illustrations: maps; sketches; short descriptive analyses


Analytical drawings

  • Please use analytical drawing for visualising the conflicts/potentials of your site

Green Infrastructure benefits for this site

Look again at the multiple benefits of green infrastructure - what could be achieved in your site and which are most relevant?

Potential for multifunctionality

Green infrastructure has typically multiple functions. What could be achieved for your site in this respect?


Projective drawings

  • How would you like this case to change in the near future? (in 1-2 years)
    • you may add a short explanation here
  • And how could it look like in 10-15 years?
    • you may add a short explanation here

Summary and conclusion

  • 100 words approx.

Image Gallery

Please add further images/photos here

References

  • please add your references here



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