Part of coastal front East Thessaloniki

The climate is changing and with it the obligations and planning that each region must adopt to be protected. Our study area is part of coastal front of Thermaikos Bay. Thermaikos Bay is the largest bay in the Aegean Sea. It is a closed, relatively shallow bay, very important as a breeding ground for fish nationally, and crucial to the northern Aegean. According to the data that emerged from the analysis, our main guide for the design of the study area, was the preservation of the historicity of the place with the simultaneous protection, from vulnerability, of the coastal zone. Therefore, we create zones with hard but absorbent materials and plant installations that provide stability and protection from corrosion. The materials used go hand in hand with the historicity of the place (the existing shipyards) but into a museum also the ecological side of the design with the reuse of the remaining materials. The main building is transformed of shipbuilding history where the visitor will be able to learn about the history of the place and in combination with the design of the museum square will be able to be transferred to the previous environment of the area. Vertical and Horizontal phytoremediation zones help retain toxic remnants from previous use of the area. They encourage the visitor to explore the area, learn about it and protect it. Both the plantings and the main and secondary routes lead him to the sea and help him to have a breathtaking view of the park.