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Sin c e 1 9 7 4 , M a r i t i m e I n d u s trial uses have dwindled on the site.

B I G D I G E X C AVATED MATERIAL

S N O W S TORAGE (WINTER) C I R Q U E D U SOLEIL (SUMMER)

TEM P O R A L U S E S A N D O P E RATIONS

L A N D S C A P E M AT R I X

O P E R AT I O N S

1 9 16

EDGES

1 9 34

LANDCOVER

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LAND USE

PROJECTED

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DEVELOPMENT

TO P O G R A P H Y

C OASTAL FLOODING

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PAST

PRESENT

FUTURE

HOW CAN LANDSCAPE BE CULTIVATED AS A R E S I L I E N T GROWTH MEDIUM? IN WHAT WAYS CAN INDUSTRY, PUBLIC ACC E S S , A N D ECOLOGY CO-EXIST MUTUALLY ?

HOW CAN T HE MARITIME INDUSTRY PION E E R COA S TA L ADAPTATION AND NEW WATERFRON T U S E S ?

ARE A S TO R E M A I N

POTENTIAL FOR ADAPTIVE RE-USE

SUCCESSIONAL LANDSCAPE INDUSTRY (EXISTING AND NEW) SOFTENED EDGE

EDG E S A N D I N T E R I O R S

FILLING THE INTERSTITIAL SPACES

SEAWALL/SHIP BERTHING

LAN D S C A P E F R A M E W O R K

PUBLIC ACCESS , HYDROLOGY, AND PLANTING SYSTEMS

CIRCULATION VEHICULAR CIRCULATION PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

HYDROLOGY

PLANTING

FLOODABLE AREA

EMERGENT

EXISTING HYDROLOGY

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DRAINAGE NETWORK

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MARITIME USES PUBLIC WATERFRONT

FUT U R E U S E S C E N A R I O # 1

BALANCE OF NEW INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC ACCESS

FLEXIBLE USE ECO-INDUSTRY

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INTERTIDAL SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE

FERRY LANDING

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FISH AQUACULTURE

SOFTENED EDGE FOR FISH HABITAT

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FUT U R E U S E S C E N A R I O # 2 MAXIMIZE NEW INDUSTRY

FLEXIBLE USE ECO-INDUSTRY

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INTERTIDAL SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE

FERRY LANDING

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SOUTH BOSTON MARITIME ECOLOGICAL RESERVE

SNOW STORAGE CIRCUS SOIL STORAGE

MARITIME USES PUBLIC WATERFRONT

FUT U R E U S E S C E N A R I O # 3

MAXIMIZE NEW ECOLOGY AND PUBLIC ACCESS

FLEXIBLE USE ECO-INDUSTRY

NA RI MA

INTERTIDAL SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE

FERRY LANDING

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FISH AQUACULTURE

SOFTENED EDGE FOR FISH HABITAT

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PEDESTRIAN PATHS

LAN D S C A P E P E R F O R M A N C E PUBLIC ACCESS AND PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

MOWN PATHS AREAS FOR VIEWING, GATHERING, AND PROGRAM

PEDESTRIAN PATHS

LAN D S C A P E P E R F O R M A N C E CIRCULATION SPINE

BIKE PATH ROADS

EXISTING POOL

LAN D S C A P E P E R F O R M A N C E DRAINAGE

DRAINAGE CHANNELS SHEET FLOWS

100 YEAR FLOOD HIGH TIDE +5’

LAN D S C A P E P E R F O R M A N C E COASTAL FLOODING

HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE

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DETA I L P L A N NORTH JETTY

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VISITOR CENTER

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FISH MARKET/RESTAURANT

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FISHING STORAGE

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WAREHOUSE PAVILION/VENUE

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PUBLIC MARINA

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FERRY/WATER TAXI LANDING

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WAREHOUSE PLAZA

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DOCK TERRACE

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DOCK LAWN

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DRYDOCK VIEWING PLATFORM 200’ 400’

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EMERGENT POOL AND THE REPOSITORY

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EMERGENT RETENTION POOL

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REPOSITORY PARCEL

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CONTAINMENT BERM 200’ 400’

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EMERGENT POOL AND THE REPOSITORY

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FLOATING DOCK

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LOOKOUT POINT

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SOFTENED EDGE

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BIG DIG VENT BUILDING

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DRY DOCK PLAZA

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DRY DOCK ACCESS ROAD 200’ 400’

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SUC C E S S I O N A L L A N D S C A PE YEAR ONE

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STONE-LINED CHANNELS

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PLINTHS

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BREAKWATERS

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BIKE LANE

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PEDESTRIAN PROMENADE

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ELEVATED WATERFRONT BOARDWALK

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6 3 1 EXISTING GRADE

INFR A S T R U C T U R A L C O M P ONENTS

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SUC C E S S I O N A L L A N D S C A PE YEAR 10

EARLY SUCCESSIONAL SPECIES 1

HYBRID POPLAR - Populus spp.

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BIRCH - Betula spp.

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WILLOW - Salix spp.

CANOPY SPECIES 4

HONEY LOCUST - Gleditsia triacanthos

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GREEN ASH - Fraxinus pennsylvanica

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LONDON PLANTREE - Platanus x acerifolia

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3 UPLAND ZONE

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COASTAL SCRUB ZONE

INTERTIDAL ZONE

PLA N T I N G S T R AT E G Y

SUC C E S S I O N A L L A N D S C A PE FUTURE INDUSTRY

SIMU LTA N E O U S S U C C E S S I ON OF LAN D S C A P E A N D U S E S

A REGIONAL MARITIME AMENITY