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|Summary=Climate change is not only affecting our world but also our cities. Amsterdam in 2040 will have to cope with extreme weather events, resulting in a surplus of rainwater and heatstress. Oase 2040 is an adaptation to the future climate. The subterranean therme stores the city centre’s rainwater and offers the citizens a climatic oasis.
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|Article=''“Global warming is renewing our perception of the climate, but also of architecture.”'' Philippe Rahm, architect
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The future climate of Amsterdam will be hot. Heavy rainfall will occur more often and heavier than ever before.
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The solution; a subterranean urban spa in the heatstress center of Amsterdam.
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''project by Linda Rekelhof''
 
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This project will be published on June 22nd.
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Climate change is not only affecting our world but also our cities. Amsterdam in 2040 will have to cope with extreme weather events, resulting in a surplus of rainwater and heatstress. Oase 2040 is an adaptation to the future climate. The subterranean therme stores the city centre’s rainwater and offers the citizens a climatic oasis.






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