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Agenda, Phase 1 - Information Gathering, Butterfly House, Phase 2 -…

- - - - lepidopterist/ Dale
      - Public
      - Government
      - PA
      - Heritage Malta /SCH
- - - - Architectural Integration: The client desires a butterfly house structure that seamlessly integrates with its surroundings, particularly the historical bastions. The design should be aesthetically pleasing and respectful of the site's cultural and architectural heritage
      - Environmental Considerations: The client seeks to design the butterfly house in a way that minimizes environmental impact and maximizes energy efficiency. This includes considerations such as utilizing natural light, providing shade when necessary, and mitigating the effects of prevailing winds on the butterfly habitat.
      - Enhance Visitor Experience: The client aims to create an engaging and enjoyable experience for visitors by designing the butterfly house with visitor comfort and accessibility in mind. This includes ensuring ample space for both butterflies to fly freely and visitors to move around comfortably.
      - Educational and Recreational : The butterfly house is intended to serve as an educational and recreational facility for visitors. It provides an opportunity for the public to learn about local butterflies, their life cycles, and the importance of habitat conservation while enjoying a unique and immersive experience.
      - Promote Conservation: The butterfly house serves as a conservation effort to protect and conserve indigenous butterfly species and their habitats. By providing a controlled environment, the client hopes to contribute to the preservation of local Lepidoptera populations.
      - Support Biodiversity: The client aims to support local biodiversity by creating an environment instrumental to the breeding and survival of a diverse range of butterfly species, including those found in woodlands, garrigue, and other habitats specific to Malta.
      - Create Suitable Habitat: The primary objective is to design and construct a butterfly house that provides a suitable habitat for indigenous butterfly species and some moths. This includes incorporating various environmental elements such as shrubs, trees, flowers, running water, and sheltered areas to mimic different ecosystems found in Malta.