WRC in Mechelen (Belgium)
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1 Water Resilient Cities WRC in Mechelen (Belgium) General overview
2 Location
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4 Partners in the Mechelen project City of Mechelen Historically important city of art, railroad, inhabitants Former capital of the low countries De Vlaamse Waterweg = The Flemish Waterway = Flemish Water board Authority Former name: Waterwegen en Zeekanaal
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6 Until early 20th century Tidal river trough the city centre Normal water levels from 2-5m above sea level (asl) (city centre 5-7m asl) Small rivers ( vlietjes -brooks) in the centre for shipping and drainage
7 Nowadays Ship lock Dam Tidal river around the city Normal water levels around the city from 1-6m asl (sea rising, straightening of rivers ) Storm Level 8m asl Controlled river in city centre (4,25 m asl fixed level) Vlietjes disappeared (but restoring!) Interreg Water in historic city centres Still ships in the city until 1350 ton!
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11 Investments 3 Locations 1: Optimisation of river Dijle as a buffer (city-wide) 2: Re-opening Brook ( vliet ) at Zakstraat 3: Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest
12 Investment 1: Optimization of Dijle as a buffer
13 Optimization of Dijle as buffer
14 Optimization of Dijle as buffer River Dijle Potential: buffer in the middle of the city Challenges: condition and private ownership of quay walls Solutions: restoring quay walls and involving private owners (awareness + support) + adapt sewer system
15 Optimization of Dijle as buffer Stakeholders De Vlaamse Waterweg as the water board authority of river Dijle and responsible for public quays City of Mechelen as responsible for the sewer system, brooks, communication and participation Owners of buildings next to the rivers Complex participation process
16 Optimization of Dijle as Buffer Opportunity: Planned redevelopment of Keerdok-Eandis site Hotel 800 apartments and houses Living next to the water Parking Park
17 Optimization of Dijle as Buffer Location next to Bypass-Dijle and between Inner-Dijle and Bypass-Dijle Complex tidal and non-tidal situation What with the water on this site? Study of possible and sustainable solutions
18 Optimization of Dijle as buffer Current status Study of stability of public quays is going on since a long time Extra inspections are planned + promo campaign for awareness Development of action plan to involve civilians to restore their wall s Technical info, legal conditions and communication
19 Hydronautic study of city centre and Mechelen Zuid - Hombeek
20 Flooding areas in city centre 20
21 Conclusions Need to solve flooding problems and to optimise drainage system - Existing sewerage system in Mechelen is not dimensioned for the new normalised storms, collectors are to small for a 20- yearly shower flooding problems by heavy weather - Possible solutions: - (emergency) overflows to river(s) / rain drainage system where possible - roll out a rain drainage system - build buffer basins/ settling basins
22 Where the river Dijle comes in as an overflow and buffer basin opportunity To build a rain drainage system parallel to the river in the south of the inner city (Adegemstraat Onze Lieve Vrouwestraat), connecting to the river Realise extra emergency overflows from the existing sewerage system to the Dijle Problem remains that Dijle is a tidal river and overflow is not possible when high tides
23 Investment 2: Re-opening brook at Zakstraat
24 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat
25 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat 8th brook to be re-opened in Mechelen Goals are: to use the re-opened brook as a rain water buffer when heavy rain falls to connect city houses to separate rain water buffers /collectors to improve public space introducing water in the city centre to realise the missing link between Vliet Rik Wouterstuin en Vliet hotel Muntstraat
26 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat First re-opening project: Melaan
27 Re-opening brook at Melaan
28 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Constraints Melaan project: Acquisition of terrain Historically mixed underground system: brook = sewerage + rain water drainage > problem disconnecting both (private owners also don t have a separate system if their houses are not renovated after 1994) - Historic quay walls: sufficiently present to re-use? - Re-interpretation or reconstruction? - Connection to the river Dijle
29 Re-opening brook at Melaan Solutions Melaan project: Bypass collector created for sewerage Rain water collected in Melaan fills the re-opened brook: open rain water buffer in (controlled) connection with the river Dijle If water is low: possibility to add river water with pump Historic quay walls are re-used Low promenade next to the water, modern design with high quality materials
30 Re-opening brook at Melaan Previous re-opening project: Melaan
31 After re-opening Melaan Re-opening Lange Heergracht
32 After re-opening Melaan Solution Lange Heergracht: Bypass collector created for sewerage Rain water collected in Lange Heergracht and Paardenstraatje fills the re-opened brook: open rain water buffer basin Aeration system installed to keep water clean No connection with the river Dijle, re-connected (overflow) to mixed sewerage system towards Van Hoeystraat (= next project) New quay walls are created in historic place High promenade next to the water, modern design with high quality materials
33 After re-opening Melaan Re-opening Zelestraat
34 After re-opening Melaan Solution Zelestraat: Existing brook remains beneath the open water in Zelestraat, Existing collector remains beneath the open water at the other side of Katelijnestraat Rain water collected in 2 private projects/ PPS fills the re-opened brook: open rain water buffer basin Aeration system installed to keep water clean Water circulation system added to keep water clean No direct connection with the river Dijle, reconnected (overflow) to mixed sewarage system New quay walls are created as close as possible to the historic brook High promenade next to the water, modern design with high quality materials
35 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Sequence of several parts of different connected brooks to be reopened
36 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Previous re-opening project: private house at 35, Befferstraat
37 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Previous re-opening project: Rik Wouters garden
38 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Solutions Rik Wouters garden: Existing collector remains beneath the open water Rain water collected from private houses in Rik Woutersstraat fills the re-opened brook: open rain water buffer basin No aeration system installed to keep water clean, but a swamp area with circulation system to keep water clean No direct connection with the river Dijle, reconnected (overflow) to mixed sewarage system New quay walls are created as close as possible to the historic brook Combination of promenade and garden area next to the water, modern design with high quality materials
39 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Previous re-opening project: Somers Zaden
40 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Aims: To connect both Rik Wouters garden and Vliet Somers Zaden To realise a inner city promenade from Befferstraat to Zakstraat to Muntstraat To re-use as much as possible of the historic quay walls Currently: Competition to assign a designer for the project ongoing
41 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Previous re-opening project: Muntstraat
42 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Previous re-opening project: Public Private project Clarenhof
43 Re-opening brook at Zakstraat Previous re-opening project: Botermarkt
44 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest
45 Investment 3: Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest
46 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest Situation early 2017
47 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest Construction of culvert in 1978
48 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest Artist impressions of new situation (summer 2018)
49 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest
50 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest
51 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest Construction-works started 3 april 2017 Finish foreseen summer 2018
52 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest Demolition of pavement and culvert
53 Re-opening Dijle at Zandpoortvest Secans Piling and temporary fill-up of river Dijle
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