The document proposes a strategy for developing an urban life corridor by introducing new mixed-use activities across three zones that allow people to experience the space in different ways. Guidelines include distributing different activities, enabling multiple approaches and experiences for each person, and allowing activities that involve using the body. The goal is to give people the agency to make decisions by approaching spaces however they want. Diagrams show charging the landscape with activities, connecting open spaces to the urban grid, and how a dividing element like a road can also act as a uniting element.

1. WhathappensinsidetheUrban-lifecorridor?

2. Conducting a biopsy of thesite…

3. Zone 1TheCrossroads

4. Zone 2Sportsman’sdelight

5. Zone 3The Wall

6. … proposing a strategy…

7. Introducing new functions in thelandscape: someguidelines1. Toadd in spacedifferentactivitiesin a mixed-use pattern.2. Toallowpeopletoapproachtheactivities in differentways,causinga differentexperienceforeachperson.Additionally, yourpreviouschoiceshave a directconsequenceonyourlatterchoices.3. Toallowmore thanonepersontotakepart in eachactivity.4. Finally, toallowpeopleto use theirbodies.Knitting a webThegoal: toofferpeoplethe chancetomake a decisionbygivingthemthe chance toapproachspace in whateverwaytheywant.

8. Chargingthelandscapewithactivities.Connecting open spacetothegrid of urbanlife.New and existingsituations (representedbyicons) combine tocreateanurban-activityfabricacrossthesite. Thelinesrepresentjustthesimplest of infinitepossibleconnections.

9. InreRingvägen:Thedividingelement can betheunitingelement.