The landscape is not merely a physical backdrop to be experienced solely through the eyes, but the active embodiment of the village’s identity. The variety of green spaces, water features, landmarks and soundscapes that adorn the landscape’s horizon, together with the slow-moving network, form a multi-layered whole that gives the village its character.
These green spaces are open to the development of an interwoven landscape. This not only strengthens ecological connections but also provides space for social and cultural interaction, thereby intertwining the landscape and village life.