This translated into a plan in which two networks are superimposed. The first is a finely meshed pattern of homes on straight streets with a narrow and green profile and a wide range of residential typologies. A receding building line and the mix of types result in an informal quality. The second network, which lies on top of the first, gives structure to the district and appears to have been inspired by themes from the English landscape style: a meandering river with an island in it, winding secondary roads that almost never cross at right angles and an aristocratic tree-lined lane as the main road. Where the roads converge, squares are created, with large and striking trees. The central river that meanders through the plan area connects the existing body of water in the neighbouring district, Bijvanck, with Lake Gooi. The river was inspired by a presumed lateral branch of the river Eem, which must have flowed here centuries ago.

The district is divided into two ambiences. The Delta section is located in the district’s northernmost part and is oriented towards the water. The river’s water level is here linked to that of Lake Gooi. Living in, on and by the water is the central aspect here.. Because the river is wide here, having an average width of 50 to 100 m, it is accessible to larger boats, which can moor alongside the villas. Floating homes with studios are being realized beside a pier.