The original character of the overgrown park was made visible again through radical cleaning up and simplification, without going back to a purely historic approach.The designers supplemented the characteristic system of wandering routes with two broad main paths made of asphalt, where people could walk, cycle and roller-skate, to improve the connection between the station and the inner city. New elements included a sandbox in an oval-shaped terrazzo shell, a modern pavilion, and specially designed lighting elements. The memory of an earlier seventeenth-century castle garden took shape in a new boxwood garden, on its original location. Attention to detail gave the park back its allure. For example, the sunken baroque garden has a special bluestone seating edge and a special tile was developed to emphasize the curved line of the pond’s edge.