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DNA .final result

.aplying the transversal “floating”volumes

.Shape/volume_result

.inserting main pedestrian connection

.aplying the relation/interaction paths

.shape result

.insertion of a pattern

.direct shape result

.transformability .adaptability .allows diversity on the association .strong Identity .keeping some industrial harbor environment .can work as diferent combinatory systems

.system of association

.searchingTheUnity

.associationOnBlock

cityCenter

.unity

.applyingToTheSite

.cityCenter

.aplying the dinamics inside block

.dinamicsInsideClusters

.RACIONALIZEandOPTIMIZEdinamicsandAREA

.dinamic clusters function organization

.interaction of dinamic clusters

.connections

.sectionOffiber

.insertion of a new fiber_closeUp

.existentOrganism_city

.territory.oresund_location>helsingborg

OL . familyTown

The north harbour of the city was recently reconverted with a housing and harbour promenade project. The south harbour (Södra Hamnen) has still an old industrial character, partially inactive, blocking the relation between the city and the water front. The city could live to the water but for this, the south harbour needs to be reconverted making easy the chose of the extreme south of the south harbour as the intervention area in this project.

.cross sections

.SequenceDiagram globaltodetail

character of the container

scale 1/1000

articulation of the lego

why not in Copenhagen? Copenhagen… (uhm…) what about the ? Why not? It is an idea… What could be the ’s role in the OL? Helsinborg is related with Helsingør through the ferry and in the future by a tunnel, so it works as a gate to this region, but it is also a pleasant and quiet city with an historic layer. These characteristics give the city potential to receive the temporary accommodation during the OL that after would be converted into a family town. This way not only the specific purpose of use for the OL in being take into account but also the future utilization of the space to avoid a non functional discarded use. For this it is important to keep in mind the transforming processes and adaptability concepts.

.SequenceDiagram 1.2.3.4 diferentComponentes of the strategy

The family town is established in this area based in strong vertical and horizontal connections. It works as a driving force of development, is a new centrality and an out to inside generator. The vertical connection is based on the existing proposal for a tram while the horizontal connection has two components, the pedestrian pathways and a low traffic car line. This communication network allows the connection to the Ramlösa station, the city behind it and to the city centre. As a strategy two patterns were considered for the family town. One more rational and the other more organic, used separately and as a mixture. This concept is used from the global to the detail and vice versa. As a parallel process was tried to find the pattern unity (DNA) never forgetting the global concepts.

The project tries to define the coast line cutting it and creating new channels. This invasion of the land creates new dynamics and relations between the city and the sea. The isolated existing green areas are connected by a green corridor that allows dragging the green and invading the city/harbour.

.SequenceDiagram 1.2.3.4 diferentComponentes of the strategy

The adaptability idea was introduced by the container association system. This container image allows keeping in mind the industrial harbour character. artificial/contaminated land

skyline

The diversity was found in different combinations of simple elements. skyline

h.p

.section.diagram relation between sea and the city

ramlosa station

green area

beach

.SequenceDiagram 1.2.3.4 diferentComponentes of the strategy

cityCenter

industrial harbor .possible intervention Spot

relate

(CONNECT) verb [T] to find or show the connection between two or more things: Researchers are trying to relate low exam results and/to/with large class sizes.

(CHANGE) (verb [T]) to change something to suit different conditions or uses: Many software companies have adapted popular programs to the new operating system. The recipe here is a pork roast adapted from Caroline O'Neill's book 'Louisiana Kitchen'. [+ to infinitive] We had to adapt our plans to fit Jack's timetable. The play had been adapted for (= changed to make it suitable for) children. Davies is busy adapting Brinkworth's latest novel for television.

.plan_overallProposal

cityCenter

.water

.land

.water

.land

.SequenceDiagram 1.2.3.4 diferentComponentes of the strategy

TRAM

scale 1/5000

floats

northInteriorPart

evelo

ent

TRAM

ramlosa station

CAFECAF

newD southexteriorPart southHarbor

ramlosa station

.green invasion

.existent green areas

.SequenceDiagram 1.2.3.4 diferentComponentes of the strategy .plan_focusArea

scale 1/2000

RETAILRETAILRET

CAFEC

3 [T] to enter an area of activity in a forceful and noticeable way: Maria looks set to invade the music scene with her style and image.

adapt

HOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHO SINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSIN

verb

RETAILRETAILRETAILSHOPSRETAILRETASHOPSRETAILRETAILSHOPSSHOPS

invade

HOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSI SINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGH

.SequenceDiagram 1.2.3.4 diferentComponentes of the strategy

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“relate and [let] invade” family Town

:.industry

:.cultural and recreative

.siteMeasures

.introduction of a disturber element

Trekantområdet

.koldingHus +

city

transition

harbour

link to copenhagen(rest

2 1

area:.307236.2795m2 :.industry

:.empty

...couln’t it be...

...and in the future who knows it will be...

With this project the rehabilitation of the harbour is considered, preserving the old structures as well as the industrial character of the area. How to do it? How to activate the harbour area, converting it into a place adjusted to the interests of this contemporary society, population of Kolding and the Triangle Area, but without loosing this industrial character and attracting the persons from the rest of the city at the same time? The main goal is to create generators, units specifically placed in the harbour, to create dynamics by itself and between them. These units should dialogue in between and with the surroundings. This dialogue may have physical representations like trails and paths for bikes and pedestrians. The results may also be visual, created by the observed relation between the units and their location and shapes. Finally the required and wanted attraction from the surroundings will come naturally with the location of the units. Each unity will then have a different relation with the different elements present (sea, city, supporting structure - HOST). The units will be dependent on their location and their programs/functions and this will result in different unit expressions (shapes, spatial organization, facades and “skins”). A larger diversity will arise, answering to the also larger diversity characteristic from the contemporary society. Each different unit is a different generator grabbed to a base structure, this is the PARASITE CONCEPT. But contrarily to natural parasites, these parasites will not absorb the qualities from the host, this one acts only as a support. They will generate good qualities in the old industrial structure gradually renewing it. The purposed units will almost have a pill effect on these sick bodies that are the old industrial structures.

of scandinavia)

Parasitism is

.fredericia

an association, generally continuous, between two different organisms, one of which lives at the expense of the other

M. Caullery - Parasitism and Symbiosis. Sidgwick and Jackson 1952.

harbour

.kolding

.tensionPoint

hills, valleys, river, fjord settlement in valley, where river meets fjord the fjord and strait basis of fishing and transport

.located next to the fjord in a tension point between land and water

commercialDinamics

Faculties of the Humanities and the Social Science

1304.7149m

.SLOTSSSØBADET

:.industry

IBA business degrees Training center for professionals

:.cultural and recreative

Design and cultural economy studies attracts student from all of the country

Citydesign May 2006, Steffen Gulmann, CBS More attractive housing for the academics by the fjord A tunnel below the city centre Contact between the city centre and the harbour area Development of the city centre A superdome Clean up the creek. More advanced studies - The work force does not fulfil the needs of the local industry

Parasitism is a way of living in which an organsim, the

.flyerExample branding a cultural event on a unit

C.P. Reed - Animal Parasitism. Prentice-Hall 1972.

...or even...

parasite, uses an organism of a different species, the host, both as a habitat and as a food.

Parasites are those animals which use other living animals as their environment and source of food, at the same time relinqishing to their hosts, partially or completely, the task of regulating their relationships with the external environment. V.A. Dogiel - General Parasitology. Oliver & Boyd 1964.

:.industry :.commercial

.insertion of the kultur harbour in the kolding kulturKort

Parasitism is a form of symbiosis in which one symbiont, or parasite, receives advantages to the detriment of the other, or host. Hendersons's dictionary of biological terms (8th edition) Longman Ltd 1975.

268.3401m

Aquatic Centre

.site:.visual and physical connections

? [space]

transition

.analysing the cultural/recreative layer

+... =

Trade school Technical school Business school

.SLOTSSSØBA.KOLDING DET BYFERIE HOLIDAY CENTRE Museum of Aquatic Centre Modern Art, Applied Art, Design & Furniture Design .TRAPHOLT

.site:.existentFabric

400 students design design management

.site:.emptySpace

.DESIGN SCHOOL

.brandingAndPromotingStrategy

link to germany

.SOUTHERN DANISH UNIVERSITY

1800 students 2000 students

city

.INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE

popullation:.63 751 area:.238.64Km2

renew

Perimeter:.2978.9209m

regenerate

and an impulsor bringing openess to the region and the world focus on the future

.siteArea

pruposed:.extrovertedInteractivePrinciple_the harbour intervention will work as a catalizer

castleLake, focus on the past

contaminate rehabilitate

.cityDowntown

existent:.egocentricPrinciple_everithing happens around the koldinghus and the

activate

.siteFigure

.vejle

restore

.introduction of a disturber element

.medievalcenter

>chora, raoul bauchoten link to the north denmark

.site:.realOcupiedSpace

“new phenomena needs new eyes!...”

:.cultural and recreative

Parasitism is an intimate and obligatory relationship between two heterospecific organisms during which the parasite, usually the smaller of the two partners, is metabolically dependent on the host.

with

T.C. Cheng - General Parasitolgy. Academic Press 1986.

It is clearly difficult to define parasitism precisely. It is a relationship between two species populations. The essential features are that the parasite is physiologically dependent on the host, that it has a higher reproductive potential than the host, and that it is capable ultimately of killing heavily infected hosts, and that the infection process tends to produce an overdispersed distribution of parasites within the host population. C.P. Kennedy - Ecological Animal Parasitology. Blackwell Scientific 1975. pære,sait - [par-uh-sahyt] –noun

A parasite is an organism which has a detrimental effect on the intrinsic growth rate of its host population. R. M. Anderson & R. M. May J. Animal Ecology 1978.

1. an organism that lives on or in an organism of another species, known as the host, from the body of which it obtains nutriment. 2. a person who receives support, advantage, or the like, from another or others without giving any useful or proper return, as one who lives on the hospitality of others. 3. (in ancient Greece) a person who received free meals in return for amusing or impudent conversation, flattering remarks, etc.

I resort to Webster's Third International Dictionary for what must be a generally accepted definition: a parasite is an organism living in or on another living organism, obtaining from it part or all of its organic nutriment, commonly exhibiting some degree of adaptive structural modification, and causing some degree of real damage to its host. P.W. Price - Evolutionary Biology of Parasites. Princeton Univ. Press. 1980

workbasedDinamics social/cultural/recreativeDinamics

contaminating|how to contaminate?>>>

.global

.MetalGrid .blackPaintedSteel

.independent

.functional

.independent

.structural(principle)

.independent

.dependent

.aesthetic

.independent

*atachment

.leech

::The predatory leeches feed on the blood of vertebrates. They attack and get attached to their hosts by a sucker and remain there until they became full, at which point they fall off to digest.

the coming structure(paraSITE) grabs itself to the existent one and tries to invade it somehow to inject dinamics, but it keeps a high level of autonomy.when the host dies doesn’t necessary means that the parasite dies too.it can survive and continue without host.

.dynamics

.relation

.yellowPaintedMetal .shape

.specific

.level of autonomy

.multifuntional

.transformability

+ .extroversion

.program

learn

.introversion

*parasite

.acess

.readingRoom+climbingWall

.greenTransparentGlass

- - - -

.rigidity

.newExpressionsWall

.strict

.artGallery

.play

% of contamination

.listen

: : artist

.overtime

.dependent

exerciceBody

beCultural

.location(in the host)

: : conceptualReferences

*light structure abandoned deteriored small scale

.global

walkAround

: : host

: : principles/concepts

: : skins/textures

: : actualDesign

.extroversion

.multifuntional

.transformability

.relation

.dynamics

.shape

.program

.introversion

interact

.rigidity

.strict

.netSpotInfo+@artSpace+bikeRental

.musicStudio

.artStudio

.relax

.read

: : musician

: : paraSITES/units

: : hibridization

- - - -

: : graphiter

merge/combine/mix

.acess

: : program

: : activity

% of contamination

<<<defining contamination

: : user

.plan

read

.global

.relation

.shape

.dynamics .specific

.rigidity

.cafe

.strict

*parasite

.location(in the host)

.enjoy

.orangePaintedPlasterBoard

.dependent

.functional

.independent

.dependent

.structural(principle)

.independent

.dependent

.aesthetic

.independent

.plan

*addition

the coming structure(paraSITE) becomes a sort of an extension of the existent structure it is in this way strictly dependent of it.when the host dies the parasite will die too per consequence.

.blackPaintedSteel

play eat/drink

: : dancer

.metalFence

.introversion

.webspot

interact

.independent

.cafe+concertHall+i-musicSpot

.program

.yellowTransparentAcrilic listen

.overtime

.@artspace : : reader

.meditate

.level of autonomy

.extroversion

.acess

.dependent

*heavy/solid structure semi-active not well preserved large scale

- - - -

% of contamination

- - - -

.view

.readingSpace

.transformability

.learn

.multifuntional

.location(in the host)

*parasite

play

: : biker

.specific

exerciceBody

::Tenia is a parasiting flatworm living in the intestine of several animals. They absorb pre-digested food by the host therefore having no need for digestive tract or mouth. Large tapeworms are made almost entirely of reproductive structures with a small "head" to proceed the addition to the host.

.tenia

- - - -

.eat/drink

.independent

.be creative

.blackPaintedSteel .global

.level of autonomy

*bitesAndGoes

.flea

the coming structure(paraSITE) has a very specific and ponctual relation with the host.it sort of bites the host and goes away.due to this relation the parasite is very independent from the host. If the host dies the parasite will survive.

.extroversion

+ .multifuntional

+ .transformability

.acess

% of contamination

.be cultural

::Flea is a small wingless insect and external parasite that feed of the blood of their hosts through their adapted to sucking, tube-like mouthparts used for the bite. Their laterally compressed bodies permit them an easy movement through the hairs of the host’s body and their tough body is able to withstand great pressure, likely an adaptation to survive scratching.

.greenPaintedPlasterBoard

.miniconcertHall

.plan

*light structure active preserved medium scale

.independent

.aesthetic

.independent

.functional .structural(principle)

.greenTransparentglass

% .climbingWall : : sportsperson

.overtime

.dependent

- - - -

.chillOutCafe+artGallery+performancePlatform

.socialise/interact

.dependent

.bikeRental : : yoga practiser

.level of autonomy

.BillboardPlasterBoard .blackPaintedSteel .darkRedPaintedPlasterBoard

.i-musicSpot

.aesthetic

: : videogame addict

.exibit .metalFence .yellowTransparentAcrilic

*underSkin

.teaSpot

: : net surfer

.overtime

.functional

.structural(principle)

- - - -

.teaSpot+meditationgarden+artStudio

.exercice mind

the coming structure(paraSITE) has a very strict relation with the host. It almost makes part of it but at the same time its not absorved by the host. it’ s a sort of a shelter that the parasite finds and places itself taking is space limited by the host.when the host dies the parasite dies due to their straight relation.

::Hookworms can infect the host by penetrating through the skin of mammals. These worms suck blood voraciously damaging the intestinal mucosa and in some cases producing a significant but rarely fatal iron deficiency anemia on its host

*strong/solid structure semi-active a bit deteriored large scale

.dynamics

.specific

.rigidity

*parasite

.location(in the host)

.focus

- - - -

eat/drink

.plan

exibit

% .garden(park)

.relation

play

.shape

.program

socialize/interact

.disco/bar+virtualPlaySpot+MultimediaSpot

.introversion

.MultimediaSpot

.walk around

.strict

: : group of friends

: : skater

.hookworm

% : : tourist

.dynamics

.relation

play exibit

.shape

.program

.skatePark+newExpressionswall+musicStudio

.specific

.strict

.location(in the host)

.rigidity

ride

*parasite

.disco/bar .self_recreate

.independent

.aesthetic

.independent

.blackPaintedSteel

*perfurate

*solid/strong structure abandoned deteriored medium scale

.independent

.functional .structural(principle)

.dependent

.plan

::Tick is an external blood-feeding parasite that attacks the host after physical contact when passing in their habitat. They have a harpoon-like structure in their mouth area that allows them to penetrate and anchor themselves firmly in place while feeding.

*the coming structure(paraSITE) tries to invade the host phisically openhing a hole in trhe

surface of the host. It will work as a sort of a passage/entrance allowing to get inside the host. the parasite has a part of it inside the host so if the host dies the parasite will not necessary die but will at least get blocked.

.introversion

.pixelizatedFiberglassPanels

.level of autonomy

.global

.PlasticGrid

.ride

.overtime

.dependent

+ .extroversion

+ .multifuntional

.transformability

.acess

% of contamination

beCreative

.skatePark

- - - -

.virtualPlaySpot .exercise soul : : hippie

: : student

.performancePlatform .exercise body

- - - -

: : chill out person

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