Building on the existing activities of the Institute of Cartopology - Berghut Halverwege, visitors, local residents, pupils and students are invited to actively take part in educational and collaborative activities focused on the water system of South Limburg.
At the heart of the project lies a retention pond. This pond makes the regional water system tangible and legible, while also supporting biodiversity and helping to collect and buffer water at the edge of Vaals.
The project brings together a wide range of partners from education, care, culture, and nature.

with architect and groundworker
to prepare for some test excavations
gets known
to determine the soil quality
to stake out contours and heights
and transplanting trees (1)
and transplanting trees (2)
in order to place the concrete elements that separate the pond from the building
Of course, we used second hand ones
one truckload of organic clay
Because second hand elements ask for a bit TLC
around the concrete elements
between the concrete elements
so that water from the street can reach the pond
with special construction paint
based on the marked lines
Meeting Pond Halverwege is an initiative of the Institute of Cartopology - Berghut Halverwege, Dear Hunter VOF and generously supported by the following partners:







