International Project Week 2013
Welcome Welcome to the 7th International Project Week, IPW. We are very happy to welcome IPW in Copenhagen for the second time, because we have extra ordinary memories from our first hosting of IPW in 2007. Remembering the purpose with IPW – getting international friends, learn about other countries civil engineering – we have made a program for the next four days. Lectures and biking around in Copenhagen give insight in more of the big Civil- and Building projects in Copenhagen and good opportunities to empathize with the atmosphere in the city and learn to know your group members. It is springtime and everything can happen. We have put up the frames for an academic achievement and social relationships; it is your task to fill it out.
Solbritt Christiansen
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Head of Department Building and Civil Engineering
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Lisbeth Lindbo Larsen Coordinator of IPW 2013
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Contents • Welcome................................................................
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• Participants......................................................... 6 - staff group...................................................... 7 - students - cluster A................................. 8 - students - cluster B.................................. 9 - students - cluster C.................................. 10 - students - cluster D................................. 11 • Programme............................................................ 12 • Assignment for the group work.......... 14 • Bike excursions................................................. 17 • Travel Guides...................................................... 20 - From Danhostel Copenhagen City to DTU Ballerup Campus - From DTU Ballerup Campus to Danhostel Copenhagen City • Map Guide............................................................. 21 • Travel Guide........................................................ 22 - from DTU Ballerup Campus to Ballerup Town Hall • Travel Guide........................................................ 23 - from Danhostel Copenhagen City to the Restaurant Operaen in Christiania
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Participants Denmark Technical University of Denmark Lautrupvang 15 DK - 2750 Ballerup France UniversitĂŠ Claude Bernard Lyon 1 43 Boulevard du 11 novembre 1918 F - 69622 Villeurbanne Cedex Germany University of Applied Sciences Nibelungen Platz 1 D - 60318 Frankfurt am Main Latvia Latvia University of Agriculture Department of Civil and Rural Engineering Akademijas iela 19 LV - 3001 Jelgava Scotland Napier University School of Engineering & the Built 10 Colinton Road UK - Edinburgh EH10 5DT The Netherlands Hogeschool van Amsterdam Civiele Techniek Weesperzijde 190 NL - 1097 DZ Amsterdam
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Last Name
Cluster
Subgroup
Birte Møller
Andersen
A
Staff
Eric
Sarret
A
Staff
Jesper
Molin
A
Staff
Kurt
Kliesch
A
Staff
Solbritt
Christiansen
A
Staff
Delphine
Zonneveld
A
Staff
Gerard
Bierlaagh
B
Staff
Jérémie
Trombik
B
Staff
Jørgen
Knoop
B
Staff
Monika
Horster
B
Staff
Poul
Ebbesen
B
Staff
Tommy
Johansen
B
Staff
Adriaan
Schelling
C
Staff
Frédéric
Cherqui
C
Staff
Maria
Hørby
C
Staff
Marion
Skupin
C
Staff
Mark
Taylor
C
Staff
William
van de Bult
C
Staff
Lotte Gilbert
Jespersen
D
Staff
Raitis
Brencis
D
Staff
Richard
Llewelyn
D
Staff
Sophie
Busi
D
Staff
Thomas
Winther
D
Staff
Lisbeth
Lindbo Larsen
D
Staff D
STAFF
First Name
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Programme Monday 13 9:00 – 09:15
Welcome
M 1.80
9:15 – 9:30
Welcome by Director Hans Schjær-Jacobsen
M 1.80
9:30 – 10:00
Metro Cityring, by Mikkel Kjær Jensen,
M 1.80
Metroselskabet 10:00 – 10:30
Break
10:30 – 11:00
Biking in Copenhagen by Tim Strange
M 1.80
Jensen, Copenhagen Municipality 11:00 – 11:45
North harbour area and Ørestaden, by Rune
M 1.80
Boserup, COBE 11:45 – 12:15
Information about group work
M 1.80
12:15 – 13:15
Lunch
In the area outside M 1.80
13:15 – 16:00
Group work by students
Glass Canteen, P 2.02, P 2.03, S 2.11, S 2.16, Q 2.01
13:15 – 16:00
Staff meeting, exchanging experiences
16:00 - 17:00
Walk to Ballerup Town Hall
17:00 -18:00
Visit at Ballerup Town Hall
S 2.19
Tuesday 14 8:15 – 17:00
Bike ride to sites in Copenhagen. Cluster A: Route 1 • Cluster B: Route 2 • Cluster C: Route 3 • Cluster D: Route 4 For details see separate route maps • Remember safety equipment
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Wednesday 15 8:15 – 17:00
Bike ride to sites in Copenhagen. Cluster A: Route 3 • Cluster B: Route4 • Cluster C: Route 1 • Cluster D: Route 2 For details see separate route maps • Remember safety equipment
18:30
Dinner in Operaen and Børneteateret
Christiania
20:30
Music in Operaen
Christiania
Group work, preparing YouTube video
Glass Canteen,
Thursday 16 9:00 – 14.00
P 2.02, P 2.03, S 2.11, S 2.16, Q 2.01 9:00 – 11:00
Test of bamboo reinforced beams
Concrete lab
11:00 – 12:00
Steering Comittee meeting
14:00 – 15:00
Presentation of group work in smaller
D 1.72, Glass Canteen,
sections
P 2.02, S 2.16
15:00 – 16:00
Winner presentation and goodbye for now
D 1.72 Seminarrum
18:30
Staff dinner
Remember that all sorts of narcotics is prohibited in Denmark
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Assignment for the Group Work Both the assignment for Monday and Thursday is based on Monday’s lecture and the coming visits on Tuesday and Wednesday. You therefore need the program for your group’s excursions to work with the assignment. Monday’s assignment 13:15–16:00 Ask you self in the group, what is interesting about the coming visits depending on which theme, view or impression the group wishes to work with, compared to Thursday’s assignment*. Answer your own questions based on Monday’s lectures and by searching for information about the visits. Discuss which expectations the group members have concerning the visits. Make a work plan for the week, by delegating assignment in the group. For example filming, diary/ journal for the visits, ideas for the layout of the presentation. Write the result of the group work on an A0 poster. * Theme or view could for example be based on the themes for the week, digitalization, infrastructure, and urban development or biking. Or the view of the assignment could be based on static, users, environment, but it is also okay just to select four visits for the assignment.
Room Glass canteen P 2.02
P 2.03 S 2.11 S 2.16 Q 2.01
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Cluster
Sup-Group
A
1-2-3-4-5-6
A
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B
1-2-3-4-5
B
6-7
C
1-2-3
C
4-5-6
C
7
D
1-2-3-4
D
5-6-7
Thursday’s assignment 9:00–14:00 Select four themes, views, visits or/and impressions based on Mondays lectures and the weeks visits. Make a YouTube video in max. 5 minutes, that illustrates the four selected themes, views or visits. Try also to illustrate similarities and differences between your studies. Evaluation Thursday 14:00–15:00 The groups present there work in their cluster A, B, C or D The presentations will be in following classrooms: Cluster A Glass Canteen Cluster B
P 2.02
Cluster C
D 1.72
Cluster D S 2.16 The Nominees’ Presentation 15:00–16:00, D 1.72 The nominees present their YouTube video, and the jury proclaims the winners.
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route 1
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route 2
route 3
route 4
photo: Ursula Bach, City of Copenhagen
Bike Excursions 14 and 15 May 2013 Experience the City of Cyclists as a cyclist, experience traffic and many interesting places on two whole day cycle tours in small groups with local guides. Cycling is a natural part of life in Denmark, and so it is in the IPW. For two days, you will travel to and from your site visits by bike. Groups and Hosts 28 student groups are formed for the IPW (and some staff groups as well). The groups consist of 6-7 persons. Each group has one, and some groups two, Danish students who will act as your hosts during the week. The idea is that each group sticks together during the two days of cycling, and that you decide for yourself how fast you want to proceed, where you want to stop, and what you want to look at. Routes Four 35-40 kilometres long routes are planned. See the routes, including descriptions, on Google Maps and on the separate route maps. Groups and Routes Cluster
A
B
C
D
1-7
1-7
1-7
1-7
Tuesday 14 May
ROUTE 1
ROUTE 2
ROUTE 3
ROUTE 4
Wednesday 15 May
ROUTE 3
ROUTE 4
ROUTE 1
ROUTE 2
Day
Schedule and Time Frames The tours begin and end at the Danhostel. Basically, you have the whole day at your disposal, and only a few fixed times are set: the starting time where you get your bike and helmet, the finish time where you have to hand in your bike, and the starting times for your visits at the construction sites. The scheduled fixed times are in the time tables on the route maps Scheduled fixed times
Start
Return bikes and helmets by
ROUTE 1
8:15
17:45
ROUTE 2
8:30
17:45
ROUTE 3
8:45
17:45
ROUTE 4
8:30
17:45
Info The time tables on the route maps include distances and approximate travel times. They were calculated with a low speed – allowing for stops, breaks, or alternative routes. The route maps include the timetable, and a number of points of interest. The figures refer to the descriptions in the programme booklet. The texts are mainly taken from various official websites and from the online architecture guide . You may access the maps by scanning the codes in this section at page 16. www.dac.dk/en/dac-life/copenhagen-x-gallery/
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Cycling Cycling is a beautiful way of getting to know Copenhagen. However, I would like to make a few points: • Locks - keep your bike locked whenever you leave it. Unfortunately, many bikes disappear every day in Copenhagen. • Helmets - together with your bike, we have rented a helmet for you. Use it. We do not want any of you to be seriously injured if an accident should occur. • Rain - from time to time, it may be raining in Denmark in May. Please consider that when you pack. • Food and drink - Yes. There is time for it, and many places to buy something. However, it may be cheaper and easier to carry a lunch pack from the hostel. • Traffic rules - cycling in Denmark is relatively straightforward. We have right-hand driving. And left turns are taken in two steps: First, you proceed at the right hand side of the road to the
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opposite corner, and second, you turn left when the traffic allows it (at signalized intersections many people wait for the traffic lights to change to green in their ‘new’ direction, but you don’t have to do that). • Punctures - we will ensure that your Danish hosts are able to help you out in case you should get a flat tyre. • Accidents - be careful and take your time. However, if something happens, make sure that you get help (call 112) and inform us. Finally • Safety Gear - do not forget to bring your construction site safety gear with you both days. Safety shoes, vest and helmet.
Enjoy! Adriaan Schelling +45 6134 4946
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Travel Guides From Danhostel Copenhagen City to DTU Ballerup Campus Danhostel Copenhagen City
DTU Ballerup Campus
H.C. Andersen Boulevard 50
Lautrupvang 15
1553 København V
2750 Ballerup
Phone +45 3311 8585
Phone +45 3588 5088
copenhagencity@danhostel.dk diplom@diplom.dtu.dk Walk (approx., 950 m) to Copenhagen Central Station.
See the next page for a map guide.
Walk to platform 11-12 at Copenhagen Central Station ‘Make a control by checking the monitors at the station’.
The only two trains that drive you to the school are marked with these logos:
Towards Frederikssunds St.
Towards Ballerup st / Frederikssunds st.
Take the S-train towards Frederikssund st. Jump of at Malmparken st. Leave the train station, and take the bus 350S towards Dragør Stationsplads, Sundbyvester Plads or Nørreport Station. Jump of at DTU Ballerup Campus
From DTU Ballerup Campus to Danhostel Copenhagen City Take the bus 350 S towards Ballerup st. Jump off at Malmparken st. Use the stairs to get to the train station, and take the S-train towards Copenhagen Central station ‘København H’.
The only two trains that drive you to Copenhagen Central station are marked with these logos:
Towards Farum st. / Østerport st.
Towards Klampenborg st.
Leave the train station, and walk (approx., 950 m) to Danhostel Copenhagen City.
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See the next page for a map guide.
Map Guide From Danhostel Copenhagen City to Copenhagen Central Station Walk down at H.C. Andersens Boulevard - head northwest toward Rysensteensgade Turn left at Ny Kongensgade Turn right onto H. C. Andersens Boulevard Turn left onto Tietgensgade - and walk from the bridge down the stairs to Platform Track 11 and 12
Tickets and prices In the Copenhagen area and North Zealand area, the transportation system is divided into zones. You should always make sure to buy tickets according to the right number of zones. In the picture to the right you can see the area divided into zones. From the Hostel to DTU Ballerup Campus there are 4 zones both ways.
4 zones clip card = 250 kr. / 10 times 1 hour ticket - 2 cards for 3 persons are sufficient for 2 days
One Hour Ticket 4 zones = 48 kr.
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Travel Guide from DTU Diplom to Ballerup Town Hall Ballerup Rådhus • Hold-An vej 7 • 2750 Ballerup Head east on Lautrupvang toward Lautrupvej Turn right onto Lautrupvej Slight left onto Lautrupvang Turn left onto Hold-An Vej
If it is raining Take Bus 350S towards Ballerup station Walk from Banegårdspladsen to Bydammen Walk along Bydammen Cross Hold-An vej
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Travel Guide to the Restaurant Operaen in Christiania Total distance approximate 1,8 km. Start at the Hostel at H. C. Andersens Boulevard 50 Turn left onto Christians Brygge - take the stairs Turn left onto Børsgade - take the stairs Cross Knippelsbro, continue onto Torvegade Turn left onto Prinsessegade until you reach the main entrance to Christiania, Pusherstreet Follow Pushersteet until you reach Operaen, a yellow building on your left hand. Operaen is on 1.floor.
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Text: Solbritt Christiansen, Lisbeth Lindbo Larsen, Thomas Winther and Adriaan Schelling • Layout and production: Pia Nikolajsen • Photos: Jon Nordstrøm and Pia Nikolajsen - page 16: Ursula Bach, City of Copenhagen • Prints: 250 Published by DTU Diplom, Communication Office Maj 2013