This study is an architectural proposal for the regeneration of the beach front of Ouranoupoli, in the Municipality of Aristotle (Prefecture of Halkidiki).<\/p>\n
The aim of the regeneration is to create a promenade with a widened sidewalk, that will connect the municipal parking area with the Tower of the town, and also the elimination of parking at the entire length of the street.<\/p>\n
To limit parking and lower the traffic speed on the road, it is proposed to narrow the road so that its width is equal to the minimum width of a two-way road (5.50 m). It is also proposed to replace and lay new asphalt along the entire length of the road.<\/p>\n
In its current state, the southern side of the road is covered with dirt, and planted with trees, mostly palm trees. In this section, it is proposed to build flower beds to delimit the rows of trees. The width of the roadway freed up by the narrowing of the coastal road be allocated, as proposed, for the widening of the sidewalks. The new sidewalks are proposed to be covered with rectangular stone slabs originating from Pelion and Karystos (solely one stone type or a combination of many), in gray color, in order to achieve uniformity with the adjacent network of sidewalks. The new sidewalks under construction will be equipped with all the necessary infrastructure to serve disabled access, and in particular with an integrated line for blind people and wheelchair ramps.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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