2017_ A R C H I T E C T U R E | P O R T F O L I O_Benjamin Mashford

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benjamin mashford architecture | portfolio



HELLO

My name is Benjamin Mashford. The following portfolio contains a selected works and insight into the broad spectrum of work I have undertaken throughout my studies and work experiences at various offices around the world in places such as Norway, Sydney, Copenhagen, Ă…rhus, Ghent and Barcelona. My architectural approach is dependent upon creating a form that is program specific but also responsive to site but able to adapt to new and continual evolution of our built environment. My focus is on how we as humans interact, move through and the dialogue we create with the programs of the built environment. Whilst still maintaining a pragmatic approach still allowing the playful and experiemental into the scope. Throughout my studies and life experiences through travels I have obtained and honed a variety of skills sets, which I feel has left me with a better understanding of architecture and its place.


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BENJAMIN MASHFORD

LANGUAGES

01/02/1989

English- Native speaker - fluent

Dual Australian/Maletese citizen

Danish- Intermeidate - conversational

m: +32 498759851

| +4553403432

e: b.mashford89@gmail.com

Spanish- Intermediate - converstaional Catalan- Basic Maltese- Intermediate - conversational

APPROACH

SKILLS

I am a curious and engaged learner. I am highly driven to utilise and build upon my skills and engage in new experiences. I work well under pressure and tight time constraints and will do everything in my power to meet a deadline.

Advanced Proficient on both Mac and PC, physical model making, sketching, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, SkechUp, Revit Architecture, Rihno, AutoCAD, Vray, iMoive, Microsoft Office.

PERSONAL QUALITIES

Intermediate 3Ds Max, Premier Pro, Final Cut, ArchiCad, Octane Render

• I am a great listener and an active and curious learner. • I am driven to achieve my goals. • Am open to new experiences and enjoy working with others from different cultures and backgrounds. • I maintain a strong awareness of current situations of my surrounds. • I love learning new things every day and sharing them with others. • I have a good attention to detail.

EDUCATION 2008 - 2011

Undergraduate Bachelor of Architectural Studies, The University of New South Wales. Fall Semester of 2010 on Exchange to the Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway.

09 . 2011 - 02 . 2012

Postgraduate MSc in Urban Design Speciality at the University of Copenhagen.

2012 - 2015/16

MAA Arkitektskolen i Århus RIBA PART II 20122015/2016

WORKMANSHIP I have always been interested in the creative arts and interested in taking a hands on approach to projects. I enjoy working in expressing thoughts through various different techniques which have enabled me to gain a greater understanding of the aesthetic properties and how to utilise materials.

Activities, Workshops and Publications • Member and representative of the SONA

society for architects. • Member of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) 2008- 2011. • Exchange to Norway for study 2010. • NTNU Urban Design Studio conducted with Edzo Bindels from West 8. • Volunteer at Sudenterhuset København 2011- 2013. • Study Tour and critique at Ecole des Beaux Arts with OMA Partner Clement Blanchet 2011. • Temporary light workshop and exhibition plus short film making with James O’Leary from The Bartlet Institute UK.


Architectural workshop on “Temporay Urban Spaces” with Danish Architecture Centre (DAC) 2013. • International competition Port Centre Barcelona 2012-13. • Invited competition hospital St Pau museum, Barcelona, 2014. • FAD Awards 2013. España. • Pixar animation studio 25 year museum. • Member of Arkitekt Foreningen. • Pre-Qualified Skovlunde Competition 2014. • Studio collaboration with 3xn and GXN Architects Copenhagen 2014-2015 Regenerative architecture. • Århus Architecture school Afgang exhibition 2016. • Finalist New Architrecture school Arhus 2017 •

SECONDARY EDUCATION Oakhill College Castle Hill; Year 7 - 12 - 2001 - 2006 Achievements • Outstanding Achievement in receiving a nomination for the 2006 DesignTech Powerhouse HSC Design and Technology exhibition.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY 03 . 2017 - present

OYO Architects

www.oyo.eu

09 . 2016 - 11 . 2016

A-L-L Atelier Lorentzen Langkilde

www.a-l-l-.dk

04 . 2016 - 09. 2016

SLETH Architecture and Planning

www.sleth.dk

Stewart Hollenstein Architects -

www.stwearthollenstein.com

03 . 2015 - 07. 2015

Sydney

03 . 2014 - 08 . 2014

ADEPT Architects - Copenhagen

www.adept.dk

09 . 2013 - 03 . 2014

BOPBAA Architects - Barcelona

www.bopbaa.com

REFERENCES • Kasper Lorentzen • Søren Leth •

Rasmus Therkildsen

• Frencesc Pla- BOPBAA Architects - Partner • •

Iñigo Azpiazu BOPBAA Project Architect Martin Krogh ADEPT Partner

kasper@all.archi sl@sleth.dk rt@sleth.dk fpf@bopbaa.com inigo.azpiazu@gmail.com mak@adept.dk

INTERESTS I have a wide range of interests including Travel, Architecture, Design, Fine Art, History and Sports, as well as learning new and interesting ways to create the architecture for cities. I love to travel to new and intriguing places around the world to experience new cultures, languages, people, history, architecture. I always have the desire and passion to continually experience new and interesting architecture and develop my architectural knowledge and skills.


CONTENTS

1.0

1.1

1.2

Knokke Football Staduim

Jabbeke Gementeehuis

NEW AARCH

KNOKKE 008

JABBEKE 012

AARHUS 018

1.6

1.7

Green Square Library

Filmbyen

SYDNEY 046

2.2

ÅRHUS 052

1.8 Skovlunde COPENHAGEN 058

2.3

2.4

St. Andreu Comtal

Pixar 25 años

Axio es un Port

BARCELONA 082

BCN, MAD, ZAZ 088

BARCELONA 092


1.5

1.3

1.4

Risskovbrynet

Stigsborg

AARHUS 026

ALBORG 032

MEDELLIN 036

1.9

2.0

2.1

Kanakvarter Ørestad

TBT

COPENHAGEN 064

ODENSE 070

2.5 UniverCITY TRONDHEIM 098

Medellin

Mirall BARCELONA 076


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Knokke Football Stadium and Clubhouse


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TYPE Winner Competition PROGRAM Sport/Master plan YEAR 2017 AUTHORS OYO Architects LOCATION Knokke Football Club, Knnoke, Belgium STATUS Currently in Execution phase


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HOCKEY STADIUM

FOOTBALL STADIUM Situated to the North West of Ghent the project was an open competition for the Master plan and development of the Knokke sports club training facilities, club house sports hall and sports grounds. The master plan was to design and create a network of pathways and amenities to link the Football, Hockey grounds and clubhouses with common pubic spaces and open areas. There is also the designing connecting of a new sports hall used for indoor sports such as football, basketball, volleyball and badmington. The goal was to create a sports campus for the club. My role was primarily in the football stadium and clubhouse design and representation of various elements in the whole design.

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ENTRY AND RECEPTION

BAR AND RESTAURANT


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1.1

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Jabbeke Gementeehuis


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TYPE Winner Compeition PROGRAM Government Office YEAR 2017 AUTHORS OYO Archtiects COLLABORATORS COBE Engineers LOCATION Jabbeke, Belgium STATUS In-Permit


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Actief werk

Vervgadering Vergadering Info Bureau

Opslagruimte

Berging Afdrukken

Wachtruimte Vergadering

Begane Grond

Awarded first prize the Jabbeke Gementeehuis (Town Hall) is an extension to the current protected Gementee government building. The new extension is to house new meeting areas, reception, terrace, staff canteen, personal office and flexible and active office spaces for the workers. You enter from the existing entry to the building remains as the entrance and maintains a pathway through from existing building to new addition marked by a walkway open to the exterior patio. The organisation of the work spaces and meeting room spaces are along and wrapping the south and south east facades to maximise natural light exposure. The existing building internal plan also changes with the removal of several walls to open up and create new spaces. FORM The form of the roof structure is seen as a re interpretation of the pitched context buildings roofs. The facde is series of evenly spaced vertical lamellas wrap all the facades with accents of solid sections to give shading and privacy for the upper floors. The south facade on both floors a curtain wall system allowing maxmum light into the workspaces. professional

Vervgadering

Vervgadering

GROUND FLOOR


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ACTIVE WORK SPACES

MEETING

MEETING

KITCHEN

MEETING PODS

FIRST FLOOR

CHITECTS bvba

2P

PRINT

+32 (0) 93 356 209 info@oyo.eu www.oyo.eu

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GROUND FLOOR ORGANISATION

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FIRST FLOOR ORGANISATION

21/06/2017


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1.2

professional

New Aarch Aarhus new School of Architecture


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TYPE International 2 phase Compeition PROGRAM Education YEAR 2016-17 AUTHORS Atelier Lorentzen Langkilde (A-L-L) COLLABORATORS Bruno Happold Engineers LOCATION Godsbanen, Aarhus STATUS Finalist


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– Viewing point

SITE PLAN

Entrance Godsbanen

Rainwater collection

GODSBANEN New grenary

Scandinavian axis

Skovgaardsgade Red concrete Lighting tower Building plot Corten steel edging

Asfalt

Large format on-site cast concrete Entrance Expo Hall

Corten steel edging

Bike parking 30

Street art wall

8.3 Expo Hall Waste

Fire exit / Access balconies 7.1 Casting yard Red sedum Roof terrasse for artist dwelling

Red rubber

WORKSHOP SQUARE

7.4 Short-term parking

Access lecture hall

7.5 Disability parking

Red concrete

Bike parking 280

Landscape / pavement tests Slideing gate

Roof labedarium

Solar panels for chargeing electric bikes and service

Green bike parking

Light

AARCH HALLS Roof labedarium

8.2 Unheated Hall

Bike Hub 60

Corten steel edging

Roof light

Main entrance 7.2 Outdoor workshop

Terraced roof

Railway trac

Taxi / Drop off Display of architectural models

Red sedum

Institute for (X)

THE HUB

Tamped gravel

Access Casting workshop

Carl Blocks Gade

Outdoor seating

Fire exit / Access balconies

Access workshop street

Light

Wood lounge

Tamped gravel Lighting tower

Entrance Unheated Hall

Bar

Existing trees

Wooden terrasse

contemporary pavilion under construction 7.8 Miscellaneous

Workshop terrasse Media display

Red rubber

Wood lounge

Solar panels

Entrance Unheated Hall

Wooden terrasse

Red sedum

Fire exit / Access balconies Bike parking 30

Access workshop street

Outdoor Work bench area

Competition site

Outdoor seating

Bike parking 60

Goods delivery and waste mangement

Temporary testing landscape

Fire exit / Access balconies

Kitchen garden Tamped gravel

Landscape / pavement tests

THE GREEN WEDGE

Corten steel edging

SITE PLAN WITH ADD-ONS

Architecture needs space to unfold the gems of light and shadow, materiality and proportions. We envision a school of architecture as an open honest framework of halls for architecture with a high volumes for maximum space. The aim is to create simple cost efficient halls based on a simple structural system to give as much space for architectural thinking, learning and experiments as possible inside the given budget. The aim is to give: – Maximum focus and opportunities for a free flow of ideas, creativity and experiments – Organisation of the program into a robust layout – Open possibilities and maximum freedom to make your own interior layout. – Elasticity for future change of program and room sizes.

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Preserved building

A

Building plot

– Occasionally shift functions from student space to workshops space – Research by design at workshops as well as at your table. The different halls are created as a reflection of the functional program Hall’s for Lecture, Workshop, Students, Staff etc. and together they form an open structure for investigation, experi- mentation and prototyping ready to unleash the creativity. The untouched Green Wedge The site is an inspiring unplanned spread of ideas and creativity, and we envision an open and inviting school of architecture collaborating and contributing to Godsbanen, Institute for (x) and the Green Wedge.


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The Halls are characterised by the high ceiling The halls are characterised by the hifree h ceilin hei hts heights and largely column spaces. Theand Prelar elycolumn ree spaces The pre cast concrete slabs with 12 cast 12 meter spans meter concrete spans createslabs hu e with workshop halls thou hout create the entire hug workshop entire schoolhe The structure halls i es thethroughout school a stron the honest identity and atmosphere where workshop areasschool and study spaces are part school. The strutter gives the a strong o the same open super structure honest identity and atmosphere where workshop areas and study are part of the same open Open balconies insidespaces and outside Open balconies and li ht stairs are attached to the concrete ra super structure.

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Viewing point from Godsbanen Large format on-site cast concrete

8.3 Expo Hall Carl Blocks Gade

GODSBANEN Skovgaardsgade

Artist dwelling

WORKSHOP SQUARE

New Greenary Casting yard Rainwater treatment

8.2 Unheated Hall Roof light

Balconies

AARCH HALLS Workshop Terrasse

Light mast Roof lapidarium

Solar panel

Display of architectural models

Roof lapidarium

Red Concrete

THE HUB Balconies

Entrance Unheated hall

Scandinavian axis

Outdoor seating Institute for (X)

7.5 Disability parking Media display

Wood workshop Goods delivery and waste mangement

Wooden terrasse

Balconies

Main entrance Lecture spaces Eksist. railway tracks

7.4 Short-term parking

Green bike parking Media space

Bikes

Solar panels for chargeing electric bikes and service

Tamped gravel Dining

Existing landscape Light mast

Outdoor eating Temporary testing landscape

New Street Preserved building

THE GREEN WEDGE

ISOMETRIC VIEW FROM SOUTH An Open urban fabric New Aarch is designed as a cube open in all directions with workshops and shared function in street level connecting inside and outside including landscapes for workshop and recreation. The landscape is soft and green out to the Green Wedge and the main entrance is hard and robust to the West.

SECTION B - B

Roof lapidarium

Roof lapidarium

Roof light

Technical space

Studio

Studio

Wooden frame

Technical space

Balcony Lecture space Wooden frame

Studio

Wooden frame

Studio

Staff Fire and access stair

Balcony Lecture space

Visible installations Media display

Wooden frame

Studio

Staff

Visible installations

Mock up

THE GREAT HALL Mobil crane

Roof terrasse

Balcony

Unheated hall Media space

Media display

Mock Up Hall Traveling Crane

Wooden frame media bar Fire and access stair

Large gate Media display

Vestibule Outdoor Seating

Dining spaceR

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Rooling door

Workshop street

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Balcony

WORKSHOP SQUARE


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PLANS

NEW STUDIOS: Open balconies inside and outside. Open balconies and light stairs are attached to the concrete framework connecting the levels to the Great Hall. The architecture is mirrored on the outside though open balconies which gives the halls direct outdoor access.

FACADE TOWARDS THE GREEN WEDGE

Facade towards the Green Wedge


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Fire exit / Access balconies Slideing gate towards Skovgaardsgade

Fire exit / Access balconies 1.4 Casting workshop

1.3 Metal Workshop

1.8 Workspace1

Fire exit

.6 Robot Workshop

1.5 3D Print5

Fire exit

Street art wall

.1 Lecture space Curtain

Work bench

Art and artchitecture exhibition model

Travelling Crane Slideing door Leser Cutter

Storage Clean robotics

Robot Machines

Work bench Casting Waste

Terrasse doors

Folding door

Welding machines

6.7 Furniture depot

Reception bar

Vestibule

Rolling Door

1.1 Mock Up

Bar and reception area

B

Slideing door

B

Media Display wall 1.7 Spray Room

6.6 Toilet facilities Lounge

Vestibule

Cloak room

1.10 Wind Lab

Travelling Crane 1.13 Temporary storage 6.4 Changing HC room Shower

Water jet cutter

Shower Vestibule

CNC Cutter

WORKSHOP STREET

Cargo Elev.

Shower Shower

6.12 Main Installations room

Machines

1.2 Wood workshop

6.4 Changing room

Reception 6.5 Cleaning room Information board Elev.

Storage Reception

Elev. 6.11 Cross Fields

6.9 Depot for operation

4.1 Dining space Machines high sound Work bench

Saw

CoffeĂŠ Possibel noise wall

6.9 Depot for operation

Possibel noise wall

Machines low sound

6.3 Goods Reception Out door seating Storage

Storage 6.1 Porte´s

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6.2 Production Kitchen

Bar

6.13 Sprinkler room

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Fire exit / Access balconies Slideing Door

Slideing Gate

Terrase doors

Fire exit / Access balconies

Out door seating Outdoor Work bench area

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Goods delivery and waste mangement

Roof lapidarium

SECTION A - A THROUGH HUB

Wooden terrasse

Balconies

Dining Preserved building

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Balconies

Stairs

Architectural models Outdoor seating

AARCH HALLS

THE HUB


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LEVEL + 1

LEVEL + 2 Fire exit / Access balconies

Fire exit / Access balconies

Balcony

Balcony Vestibule 2.1 Workspaces for 40 students

Vestibule 2.1 Workspaces for 40 students 2.4 Temporary Storage

2.1 Workspaces for 40 students 2.4 Temporary Storage

Brushed concrete 1

5.7 Group room

2.4 Temporary Storage Student Hall

Work tables

Terrasse door Work tables

Work tables

Open down

Fire exit / Access balconies

3.2

2.2 Workshop for small models

Stair

6.5 2.3 Clean Print Patterens of formwork 2

Noise wall

Shaft Open down

Shaft Vestibule 6.11 X-Field

Shaft

Noise wall

3.2.1 Flex room

Open down

3.2.1 Flex room

2.5 Social meeting place

Toi Toi

Kitchen 6.11

Shaft 5.6 Project space

3.2

Media Display wall

Fire exit / Access balconies

5.2 In between meeting and critique space

Stair

Media Display wall 1.11 Photo lab Curtain

Concrete with special gravel added 1

Open down

Media Lounge

Balcony

Balcony

Media stair

The Great Hall

3.3 Meeting 3.3 Meeting Balcony

Balcony 5.4 Small meeting and critique space

Media stair

Curtain

5.4 Small meeting and critique space

3.2

Fire exit / Access balconies

Wooden frame media bar

Concrete with special gravel added 2

6.14 All technical facilities for workshop facilities

4.2 Media space Media Display Shaft

Cargo Elev.

Lounge

Elev.

Shaft

3.2.1 Flex room

Terrasse doors

Elev. Security border

HC

1.9 Light lab

Security border

3.6 Social HC meeting place

Closed area Toi

Kitchen

6.11

Shaft

Cargo Elev.

6.7 Furniture depot

Large model

Elev.

2.1 Workspaces for 40 students

2.1 Workspaces for 40 students

2.1 Workspaces for 40 students 2.4 Temporary Work tables Storage

5.7 Group room

Work tables

Book collection

Student Hall Study zone

2.4 Temporary Storage

2.4 Temporary Storage 4.3 Student union Work tables Vestibule

Vestibule

Sedum

Balcony

LEVEL +1 1:200

Balcony

Fire exit / Access balconies

Fire exit / Access balconies

LEVEL +2 1:200 Roof terrasse

Emphasizing the structure

Wire for plants

Storage

Storage and pin up

Transperant Whiteboard

WOODEN FRAMES- IDEA CATALOGE

The Wooden Frames

Storage and workbar

Facade mock up tests

Toi Toi

Work tables

Fire exit / Access balconies

Book storage

Shaft 5.8 Temporary Storage

Toi

Media Display

6.10 Electrical facilities

Elev.

6.5 2.3 Clean Print

3.4 Print

Toi

Help disk

6.5 Cleaning room

Cor-ten Steel

3.5 Temporary storage

Room partitions

Art work

Viewing point

New greenery

GODSBANEN

2.2 Workshop for small models

Kitchen 2.5 Social meeting place Terrasse door


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1.3

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Risskovbrynet


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TYPE Professional Comission project PROGRAM Resiential YEAR 2016 AUTHORS Sleth Planning and Architecture a/s COLLABORATORS Arkitema Arkitekts LOCATION Risskov, Aarhus STATUS Under construction


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Clear elements Existing potentials Housing Quality Social diversity

3 DIVERSITY QUALITIES

Views Community Connection with the terrain

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Colour expression Expression ‘Big is bad’

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terræn kontakt

1 1. Aarhus Bugt kystlinie - Blåt 2. Risskov - Grønt 3. Bryggervej - Blandede

Divers and varied architecture Local plan visual identity forms a town with many types of identities and architectural moods.

Located in the North of Aarhus in close proximity to the Risskov forest the site is a integral element in the newly master planned area of Risskovbrynet. The new neighbourhood is planned to combine diversity in apartment typologies, including terraces houses, and one to three bedroom apartments. The body of the building is gently curved as an interpretation of the local plans intentions to create both – variations and coherency. Facade of the building is composed as gradient made of elements that change tone from light to dark. This gradual colour variation is used to create more subtile constrasts than neighbouring buildings.

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The landscape is intended as naturally grown grass and plants in different heights and colours. The approach ensures consistancy and minimal maintenance for the outdoor areas. Courtyard located inbetween the houses is designed as a coherent urban surface which brings buildings together.


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ACTIVE

DEAD

ACTIVE

SITE PLAN

Open, active facade elements (Balconies)

Open, active facade elements (Balconies, Bay windows)

Active vs Dead Facade

Active + Active Facade

Double oriented livingrooms


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INNER FACADE

FACADE- ØST

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Bad 5,7 m2 Bad 5,7 m2 Entré 5 m2

Værelse 10 m2 Stue/køkken 35 m2

Entré 5 m2

Værelse 14 m2 Gang 3,5 m2

Værelse 10 m2

Stue/køkken 37 m2

Værelse 13 m2

Værelse 8 m2

Boligtype B2 - V2 Brutto 100,6 m2

Boligtype B3 - V2 Brutto 85,5 m2

Alternative devices of occasions between module 47og 53rd Alter-bearing party walls.


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TYPE Prequailified Compeition PROGRAM Urban redovelopment, Resiential, Rescreational, Resuse, Cultural YEAR 2016AUTHORS Sleth Planning and Architecture a/s COLLABORATORS Transform Archtiects, Sweco, Kuben, Institut for (x), Martin Thim, Innovation Lab, Tom Nielsen, Ellen Braae LOCATION Nørresunby, Aalborg STATUS Awaiting results


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Post Glacial Landscape

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The development plan builds on a reading of the multiple identity of Stigsborg as both fjord settlement, (post) industrial area and modern knowledge city. The transformation strategy focus on the revitalization of the existing industrial structures, progressive concepts for land management and urban life growing up of a number of existing social networks. The concept for the new urban area of ´Stigsborg Harbourfront’ can be summarized in three terms: Street Life, Park Life, Fjord Life. The three main strategies for urban life guides the future living qualities of the individual neighborhoods in the district, with attractive urban space as a framework for both the residents’ everyday life and as eventful, public spaces and landscapes for the entire city.

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TYPE Afgang Project Ã…rhus School of Architecture PROGRAM Culture, Education YEAR 09 - 2015/ 01 - 2016 AUTHORS Individual project COLLABORATORS Research with EAFIT University, Urbam, Ruta N LOCATION Medellin, Colombia STATUS Complete


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Based in Medellin Colombia the project focuses on adaptive reuse and transformation including other current issues in the regeneration of Medellin. Located in comuna 8 in the hills of Medellin the project centres around reusing an abandoned water reservoir tanks previously serving the comuna with drinking and recycled water. The proposal is to transform these large disused prices of infrastructure into a new community center for the comuna in turn strengthening the regeneration of the comuna and Medellin. MEDELLIN CITY MODEL At local, national and international levels, a lot has been said about Social Urbanism and how it has evolved to consolidate an image of state interventions of what is known today as the Medellin Model. This concept is known for a series of physical interventions of an iconic and monumental nature, such as the Metro and its integrated system of buses, bicycles, tram and cables, “the Integral Urban Projects – PUI, the Library Parks, the green belt, the Articulated Life Units – UVA and the personal

Medellin River Park.” These interventions are oriented towards the concretion of a city model, which responds increasingly to external variables that are to co-inside with the city’s internationalisation. The proposal uses core concepts of adaptation, social regeneration, reuse of existing structure the concept of the project centres around adaptive re-use and social regeneration of a disused/inactive water reservoir site. Four large disused concrete water tanks, inaccessible by the general public as the site is surrounded by a large high fence and disconnected from the 4 bounding streets and is only used by maintenance crew from the utilities company. The four existing tanks would be repurposed to house programs for the community center. The overall program is a community centre and culture house with recreational facilities, and park to complement the nearby Library park and generate new space for community activity in the area. These principles suggest ways in which some of the other sites can be regenerated around the city.


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SITE PROGRAMS 1. EPM OFFICES AND ADMINISTRATION 2. SECURITY OFFICE 3. STORAGE 4. EPM ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION 5. COMMUNITY GARDENS 6. PUBLIC TERRACES 7. MAIN TANK 8. FLEXIBLE FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL COURT 9. LOOKOUT PLAZA 10. NEW URBAN PLAZA

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By selecting this specific site I am able to investigate the themes such as adaptive reuse, reprogramming and regeneration of the existing structures in various locations. Programatically the project centres around communal facilities such as workshops, classrooms, communal gardens, a main theatre, that doubles as a cinema an recreational facilities such as a skate park housed in the old square water tank and above sites a 6-side football pitch with a set of basketball hoops at each end. The large water tank houses a theater for local performances and workshops in performing arts. Flexible in program inside the circular form allows for a theater as well as the doubling as a cinema space and can be transformed when required. personal


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TYPE First prize international competition PROGRAM Culture, Education, Urban space YEAR 09-2014/expected 2018 AUTHORS Stewart Hollenstein Architects COLLABORATORS Arup, Hassel, Stewart Archtiects, City of Syndey LOCATION Sydney, Australia STATUS In construction- Compeletion early 2018.


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The project acting as a catalyst for the regeneration of the Green Square area in Sydney. The project was an international competition to design the first of several public projects in the new Green Square neighbourhood to generate economic growth and add housing to quench the ever growing housing demands in Sydney. The public library was to integrate an urban plaza space to serve as a ‘community room’ for users of the library and the area. The concept developed for the proposal was to create a large surface area for the urban plaza punctured with the main library functions to be submerged below the plaza.


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This allows for the large urban plaza to sit on ground level allowing for free moment across the plaza making access to the buildings either side of the plaza as well as creating a public meeting space in a dense urban setting. Submerged under the plaza are the book spaces, information desks, computers, reading spaces, reading garden, children’s library and meeting rooms.

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Simply the urban plaza is to be punctured by the elements of the library such stye entry triangle and the tower and the courtyard. Housed in the entry triangle was a cafe and general seating both indoors and out doors for the cafe and general activities. The tower contains two double hight reading rooms and exhibitions spaces. Above the reading rooms are meeting rooms and music rooms and at level 9 there is a large roof garden terrace and lookout space.


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TYPE Ã…rhus school of Architecture project semster 9 PROGRAM Culture and Education YEAR 09.2014- 01.2015 AUTHORS Individual studio project COLLABORATORS Supervison 3xn Kasper Guldager, GXN Lasse Lund. Teacher Niels Nygaard LOCATION Aarhus, Denmark STATUS Complete


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The industrial harbour site holds a legacy as a regional powerhouse and sits next to the old energy plant building that now houses the Ă…rhus film studios and administration. The project proposal was to bean extension of approximately 4400 m2 to sit next to the current Danish state run televisions station Filmbyen. The location of the proposed extension is amongst the old industrial buildings of the harbour and create a hub of culture in close proximity to the new Media library, which has been zoned for the new harbour urban regeneration project. The overarching concept was to create two elements to illustrate the varying scales you find down at the old industrial harbour in Ă…rhus. The larger shell for the industrial oversized scale and the smaller

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volumes inside as the residential scales found the south of the site. Inside the shell/frame layer there is the circulation space with allows the user to flow through and circulate and access the individual volumes all the way to the roof terraces. The stacked volumes acting as individual houses the box volumes are connected via a series of bridges and ramp systems. By encasing the stacked volumes the interior spaces and structure becomes protected from the harsh external environment and creates a protected enclosed space to inhabit. Throughout this project we consistently worked with Kasper Nielsen from 3XN and from Lasse Lind from the sustainability arm of GXN which encouraged the exploration of materials and their properties and possible uses.


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By shifting and organising the porgram volumes overlapping and layering over the other boxes the dreation of void or negtive A shell protecting the internal construction space orrcrus. These spaces in the frame takes anow identity its own. between createofless formally Housing the internalareas. structure the frame programmed also maintains its own climatic level as well as evoking 3 different atmospheres within the one structure. CONTEXT INFORMS THE OVERALL FORM OF THE BUIDLING


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As we were conducting a studio with a regenerative approach we were encouraged to investigate ‘Design for disassembly’ as a method of sustainability. To address this element I design the outer frame to be designed and constructed using glulam beams and columns cladded with polycarbonate panels to be easily deconstructed and re used.

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TYPE Invited Competition PROGRAM Urban design, Culture and Education YEAR 2014 AUTHORS Internship at ADEPT COLLABORATORS Karres en Brands Landscape Architects LOCATION Skovlunde, Denmark STATUS Awaiting results


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CENTRAL CONCENTRATION - PAST Centralised concentration of urban functions and urban life in the city centers.

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CONCENTRATION-off - TODAY Punctual concentration on the new discount stores, sports and cultural centers and landscape subdivisions.

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The invited international competition to the west of Copenhagen for the urban activation and densification for the Skovlunde region. For the railroad town, it’s both about what the region that it is part of the offer, and how each city is able to exploit its potential and create new and attractive qualities. In a city region of a certain size - which Skovlunde is part of - will among the individuals and households always perform many different combinations of preferences, which allows for the city to be successful with a particular combination of qualities.In order to form the basis of the best possible quality for a diverse, safe, exciting and attractive urban living is proposed primary lever divided on 3 main strategies: a strategy for new connections, a strategy for Skovlunde center and a strategy

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FUTURE SKOVLUNDE TOWN CENTRE Planning the question is not to contradict this pattern of development, but to support it with new hubs and connections.

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for the design of new settlement’s typologies. 1 - Skovlunde links, 2 - Skovlunde center, 3 - Skovlunde typology. The three strategies together form the vision for Skovlunde center and aims to ensure the urban qualities of the large-scale qualities for the good and safe urban life at eye level: The vision of a reunited Skovlunde. Througout the competition I was involved from start to finish, starting with research on the site and then to concept generation/development and then on to the final production.


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STRATEGY 1 Skovlunde relations City life is for better or worse partly emigrated from the traditional, centrally located downtown for decentralised meeting points - points in the periphery.

STRATEGY 2 Skovlunde center A robust and realistic reassuring master plan for Skovlunde center. To meet the diverse opportunities for development.

STRATEGY 3 Skovlunde Typology The development of new m2 in Skovlunde center provides opportunities for synergy between shopping, commercial and residential.

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The proposal is working to create a special place bottom typology that optimise this relationship together with parking actively used to create good space in the city.

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TYPE Commission PROGRAM Housing YEAR 2014 AUTHORS Intership at ADEPT LOCATION Ørestad, Copenhagen, Denmark STATUS Awaiting approval


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Located in the Ă˜restad Kanalkvarter in the West of Copenhagen centre ADEPT were commissioned by the property owner to develop a housing scheme for approximately 10,000 m2 along the newly created canal. Working closely with the developer and other parties, we developed the concept to work with equally sized cubes through a number of studies utilising physical modelling to examine various forms and ways to obtain the required number of square meters. The concept developed from 4 stand alone towers to 8 modular cubes with apartments structured around one centralised core.The cubes are then stacked upon each other then each cube is shifted sideways and slightly forward to puncturing the orthogonal facade. The shifting allows for sunlight to reach the inner apartments as well

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as create a thoroughfare between the towers. Furthermore it enables each cube to be addressed as its own building and the overall diversity is distinguished by the variations in the facade materials as well as the the window composition on the facade. Along the ground plane the activation and connection occurs throughout the integration of retail spaces. I joined the project at the conceptual phase was underway and contributed to the discussion and concept development of forms and various areas of the proposal. I was able to investigate the various exterior materials and facade design plus research and design of the terraces for each apartment.


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CONCEPT MODEL EVOLUTION

DOWNSCALING In the Master Plan work with quadratic construction fields. This idiom is repeated in the facade, so that a breakdown of the scale, while creating a reference to whole plan's overall design.

SHIFTS Residential towers must be located 2 m from each other pursuant to the zoning plan ยง 5 Paragraph 4d so that they appear as individual towers

VARIATION Variety is a key part of the local plan. The stacked cubes shifted so that the buildings will be perceived more spatially complex and varied than the original starting point. Heights, projections, displacements and geometry will appear with large spatial variability.


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CHANGING COLORS AND PATTERNS To underline the house's broken scale, used in the tile different colors / shades and patterns. Addition to the fact further variation in the facade by using diverse windows.

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FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THE VARIED FACADE In order to support the project's inclination to a degradation of the construction scale will be highlighted each dwelling volumes through diverse facade. This refers tiles, facade material used in a varying range of murforbandter. You changing murforbandter will create a diverse shade effect so as to obtain a facade, which at a distance apart which a harmonious whole, but to get closer building, will house differences emerge.


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TYPE Commission PROGRAM Housing and public space YEAR 2014 AUTHORS: Internship at ADEPT COLLABORATORS Arkitektgrupen, Henry Jensen A/S LOCATION Odense, Denmark. STATUS Awaiting final details


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The project aims to examine materiality within the context and historical setting. Situated in the centre of Odense Denmark’s third largest city hugging the rail lines. Currently the site sits somewhat lacking urban life and a derelict ground floor space that creates an insecure spaces. The vision is to take the existing historical part of the site and regain the traditional centre through intertwining the traditional and the super modern. The project revolves around the connection between the historical and modern culture of development, and weave Thomas B. Thrigesgade with the context. The project is a series super modern buildings, that partly on the basis of modern tools and technologies, as well on the basis of a conscious rejuvenation of the historical Odense centre will be part of a new vibrant

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neighbourhood in the central city.The project celebrates at once the city’s unique history and future potential as a lively and playful minimetropolis for all. The houses or towers contain a variety of apartment sizes and contain a ground floor consisting of retail and urban plaza to activate the ground plane. The scale allows a dialogue to occur between the ground plane plus a somewhat intimate connection between the individual towers themselves. The various mixture of traditional vs modernist materials and building techniques interlaces the old and establishing a more contextual approach. This project allowed me to work with physical modelling of the context and the building in 1:200 detail as well as having creative and material detailing discussions and input at different levels of the project.


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CONCRETE PAVERS MESH THE HISTORY Brick structure variation

THE SUPER MODERN Light and bright materials

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THE HISTORIC AND MODERN JOINED The project seeks to blend the historic with the modern, inspired by the no-longer existing original buildings.

THE HISTORY AND THE SUPER MODERN Designs inspired by TBT's historic buildings mixed with new modern look.

BALCONIES WITH SOL, TERRACES AND GARDENS OF ALL Work with south / west facing terraces for all occasions.

SIMPLE ORGANIZED AND DOUBLEORIENTED APARTMENTS A staircase to 2 apartments per floor and double oriented apartments for good lighting and layouts.


THE HISTORY AND THE SUPER MODERN Designs inspired by TBT's historic buildings mixed with new modern look

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BALCONIES WITH SOL, TERRACES AND GARDENS OF ALL Work with south / west facing terraces for all occasions

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TYPE Invited Concurso/ Competition PROGRAM Public, Culture YEAR 2014 AUTHORS Internship at BOPBAA COLLABORATORS BAAS LOCATION Barcelona, España STATUS Awaiting results


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The competition Sant Pau hospital undertaken was a collaboration with BAAS Studio to conceptualise and propose a scheme consisting of two parts. The first being the restoration of the interior and exterior structure of the pavilion to the Modernist design of Montaner. The second being the concept design and detail of the museum which was split into a further two parts. The exhibition uses both floors through the placement of a large central room that throughout the main space is divided longitudinally into two parts. The proposed museum aims to take advantage of the natural light that characterises the building, both on the ground floor to the toP. In areas where exposure to request a darkening of the space system or sieve to achieve this.The upper floor is dedicated to the Hospital de Sant

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Pau, a commitment by modernity and the ground floor, the figure of the architect Lluis Domenech Montaner, his work and the project of the Hospital de Sant Pau. Visitors may begin the tour by either plans. Each of the rooms that are generated each hand, the explanation of the proposed buildings illustrating sections of the “Hospital de Sant Pau in the city ​​“ and ”the patient in the Hospital of St. Paul“. Back on the other side of the large glass case in this area is a giant mirror placed in the middle of the space, visitors will enjoy the recreation room as it was conceived. The beds are reproduced and folded in the mirror and serve together to showcase, the exhibition display to support the medical and scientific contributions to the Hospital da Santa Creu i Sant Pau.


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TYPE 1st Prize Concurso/ Competition PROGRAM Transportation/ Public YEAR 2012-14 AUTHORS Internship at BOPBAA COLLABORATORS West 8, ADIF, Renfe LOCATION Barcelona, España STATUS Construction Pending


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In 2011 there was a international competition to propose an urban strategy along with a new train station for the area of St Andreu approximately 20 kms to the North of Barcelona. In conjunction with West 8 Urban designers in Amsterdam the proposal was successful. The urban strategy was to link the area towards Barcelona central via and the use of a landscaped pathway containing a large amount of cycle ways and pathways. The section addressed by the studio contains a train station underground, an urban public space on street level and station amenities. The initial proposal included a series of unique pitched structures that took a linear form to signify the train tracks. Each Pitch and support is of different dimensions creating a unique

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experience as you move along the platform. Due to cost restrictions and various other political factors the original winning proposal needed extensive editing to re-design in 2013 the project to fit within a new revised strict budget identified by the government in collaboration with ADIF.


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Emphasising its horizontal condition, up to the tops of the surrounding trees, which expresses and is identified as a pavilion. The quality makes a reduced willingness to open a connection with the environment green space support. The eminently horizontal, coincident with the tops of the trees in the park interior, is in the centre of the hall a deformation of the cover that lets in natural light from the north. This project allowed me to become exposed first hand to the tough economic environment we have today.

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TYPE Commission PROGRAM Exhibition YEAR 2013/14 AUTHORS Intership at BOPBAA COLLABORATORS Cano Estudi, La Caxia LOCATION Barcelona, Madrid and Zarragossa, España STATUS Completed and opened


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Located at three Spanish cities at the la Caxia Museums in Madrid, Zaragoza and Barcelona. The project is to celebrate the 25 year animation anniversary for Pixar. The concept remains the same for all three exhibitions although changing plan an detailing slightly to adjust to the various forms of museum spaces. The concept has been to make clear division of elements of films by PIXAR: Histories, Characters, Worlds (see opposite page); within the creative process of each of the movies that are shown. Access to Sala Grande is through a space introduction. From this first filter is accessed the Square Characters. The protagonists of this central sphere sculptures are arranged on raised pedestals, associated with each of the films,

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offering a complete and simultaneous vision of the whole. Each of the bases or “tounges​​“ where the sculptures are located, is understood at first as a presentation on each of the movies. This generates a continuous base surface in the central portion shown as floating, sculptures on media metal crucible. In the zone access, is located between the exposition strategic ideas : the “homage” to its creator, John Laseter and his way of working, the PIXAR PROCESS.


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TYPE 1st Prize Concurso/ Competition PROGRAM Museum, Public, Culture YEAR 2013-14 AUTHORS Internship at BOPBAA COLLABORATORS Estudi Cano, Sona, Port de Barcelona LOCATION Barcelona, España STATUS Constrcution Starting 2016


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Holding a large geographical significance the Port of Barcelona and the city the Port Centre sits along at the low end of the axis from Plaça Cataluna down La Rambla to the waterfront. Technically on City port land the structure stands alone surrounded by large public spaces on three sides, on the back side a new proposed bar and restaurant are situated. Symmetrical and linear in form the building was the subject of an international competition to design and construct a new port museum with an addition of a terrace and bar. The competition was to re-establish the area of the “City Port” and its role in the urban fabric and overall significance to Barcelona. The weaving circulation for the exhibition established the way in which you experience the museum.

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The exhibition is segmented into four different zones, each area to represent the evolution of the port as well as to show the various elements and history of the port. The elements are Port evolution (A1) where 5 tables are filled with physical models of the port and coastline of Barcelona, illustrating the various evolutions that the port has gone through over some 500 years to the current days. The ornamented archways are filled in with 3 light boxes. The second zone consists of several tables in which displays the port works and plans from books. The walls are adorned with light boxes with back light projection onto acrylic prints and photographs.


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I was involved in all areas from the initial concept development and to the final representation. Furthermore involving working with several other collaborators such as lighting designers, structural and industrial engineers, graphic designers, multimedia designers and architects.

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TYPE Bachelor Final project , Nordic Urban design studio PROGRAM Urban Design, Educational, Public, Culture YEAR 2010 COLLABORATORS A. Stenberg, F. Støreler, A. Lora, C. Langerock, Q. Meuro Supervisors Kirsten Hoger | Magnus Jørgensen LOCATION Trodheim, Norway STATUS Complete


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The first urban design project I completed entailed lining the NTNU campus to the greater city of Trondheim. The project required responses to the ever-expanding population of the NTNU campus and its affiliates. Therefore a greater physical and mental connection between the campus and city was created throughout the identification and creation of clustering of city and campus themes. Identified is the potential to intertwine the main and largest NTNU Gløshaugen campus with the town centre of Trondheim, and while doing so also create a link to the main marterial road links of several of other affiliates to the campus. The strategy was to create movement hot spots or “nodes”

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lining the city connection road Elkdegstta through the development of tram stations allowing access furthermore increasing diversity in the area. These “nodes” were to create links through programming different sections of the street to establish a new urban tissue. Of each node, there is a specific program that links back to the NTNU and the campus.


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