Embedded between the canal and the highway is a linear industrial area. The last zone of this is being cut for development. The allotment plan has been drawn up, the lots determined. Smaller SMEs are housed here as residential detached villas. Each in its field.

The master plan questions this logic and seeks a shared answer on a larger scale. It goes in search of an identity tailored to the place. The site is divided into three, with the central part connecting to the adjacent sculpture park. This will be the green heart of the new campus. One parking tower solves the mobility issue and makes the connection with the other two parts by means of a bridge. The logistics are handled on two decks on both sides. One grid structures the site and makes a sub-scenario possible in the future.

By stacking industry, a maximum return is released for the future. The whole is capped with a greenhouse construction over the entire surface of the two buildings. Intended for future urban agriculture. An already existing windmill is incorporated into the logic of the new park and functions as a sculpture between the other sculptures.