Noah Etnographic District
Master Plan anatomy
Key diagram Magnet / Polarities Sectors
The main strategy, behind our Noah Ethnographic District scheme, is to
engage the visitors of the Dalma Garden Mall creating a new plaza (over
the south parking of the mall) and a pedestrian connection to the Tolerance
Square, crossing a Green Corridor of vineyards and fruit trees that brings
the Armenian landscape into the scheme. The main polarities of the scheme are the public spaces. The inhabitants
of the district could beneit from the public open spaces and the Green
Corridor. The new Dalma Garden Mall square will connect the lows
coming from the Mall with the Tolerance Square, the beating heart of the
entire District. The Noah Ethnographic District would be divided into 3 thematic sectors
that follow the characteristics of the three most important geographic
regions of Armenia (as previously deined). The buildings which border the
Tolerance Square will have many public functions, including a showcase of
typical products of the diferent regions.
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Main Public Space Tolerance Square Public Buildings / Regional Product Show-Room
Main Access Dalma Garden Square Sector 1: Dry Highlands Region
Green Corridor Green Corridor Sector 2: Ararat Valley Region
Sight on Mount Ararat Sector 3: Forest Mountain Region