A Sustainable Residential Area - Bo01, Malmö, Sweden
In
Malmö, Sweden, a reconstruction project of a former industrial district was
initiated known as City of Tomorrow in 2001. The reconstruction of Bo01
developed a sustainable mixed-use residential district focus on sustainable
urban development. Malmö taken some active Strategies to sustainable city
construction through the three main ways including energy conservation,
management of drainage system and Sustainable transportation.
1.Management
of drainage system
Bo01
created a stormwater management system in order to protection of surrounding
seawater quality. Green roofs, vegetated basins, ponds, and surface
stormwater transportation system make up the storm- water system at Bo01. Water
from downspouts and the stormwater from ground are led through channels to
vegetated basins for Filtration and infiltration, finally drained into the sea.
2.Energy
conservation
Bo01
advocate use the renewable energy technologies such as wind energy, solar
energy and geothermal energy. Meanwhile, developing heat recovery system and
widely use triple glazing for windows in the building to improve the energy efficiency.
3.Sustainable
transportation
In
Malmö, the sustainability sign is also shown by urban transport infrastructure.
Firstly, Bo01 offered very limited space of parking and roads to vehicles
(Figure 10). Secondly, committed to providing modern and environmental public
transport. Moreover, Bo01 created several vehicle free areas in city center,
paths service for pedestrian and bicycle (Figure 11 & 12). Today, around
30% of trips are made by bicycle, and about 40% of commute of work or school by
bicycle.
In
conclusion, the bo01 of Malmö has become a sustainable mixed-use residential
district. I believed that Bo01 is a successful project of urban sustainability,
and it is a great example shown that sustainable life is not about sacrificing
the living quality, but about join a new high quality life to create
opportunity for new economies.
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