ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO E R I K J Ä R I N G E - A RC H I T E C T M . A r c h
Erik Järinge - Architect Fredensgade 15A 2200 København N
ARC HITECTURAL PORTFOL IO Erik J채ringe - Architect
Erik Järinge Architect MAA Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture Department of Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Restoration Fredensgade 15A 5th 2200 København N ejaringe@gmail.com T: +45 91863031
CONTENTS
6 CURRICULUM VITAE
11 THE CITY WITHIN THE HOUSE
29 STONE MASONRY
47 URBANIZATION AND THE VILLAGE
61 ALGEA PROCESS PLANT
71 FIELD STUDIES
75 CASE STUDY IN THE HISTORY OF TRANSFORMATION
79 THE DALSLAND COTTAGE
84 OTHER PROJECTS AND MATERIALS
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ERIK JÄRINGE
Fredensgade 15A 5th 2200 København N ejaringe@gmail.com T: +45 91863031
ARCHITECT MAA M.Arch
SUMMARY Erik Järinge With a specialization in Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Restoration, I have good ARBETE
of från methods and techniques to give old buildings and urban areas, new life. PROJEKTLEDARASS 2007 GUTS AND GLORY REKLAMBYRÅ, Denna portfolioknowledge visar utvalda projekt mina bachelorstudier vid Kunstakademiets Arkitektskole, Köpenhamn samt mina I have about 2 years of overall professional experience both as a Trainee, Student Worker 2012 LOVE ARBÉN ARKITEKTKONTOR, PRAKTIK två praktikuppehåll. Projekten visas i kronologisk ordning och visar min förmåga att arbeta i ett spänn mellan olika skalor. 2013 gained experience WHITE ARKITEKTER, and Assistant Architect. Through work and study, I have andPRAKTIK strong Min förmåga att tänka rumligt baserar sig på inlevelse. Att 2014 WHITE ARKITEKTER, TIMANSTÄLLNING ständigt gå in fysiskt Det mänskliga ingreppet på skillsi mina in idéer. sketching, communication, problem solving, representation etc. With both 1st rummet är alltid närvarande och skapar en relation mellan mig och det projekt arbetarprizes med. in competitions and project experience in both buildings and urban deandjag2nd Jag söker ständigt efter nya vägar att bemöta ett program och UTBILDNING sign, I have developed a strong ability to effectively solve complex tasks and a confidence ett site. Kreativt tänkande och experimenterande hjälper mig 2008 ARKITEKTURENS GRUNDER, MALMÖ HÖGSKOLA att gå djupt i mina studier och utvecklas som studerande. both as anmina independent and an ambitious member of a team. Min förmåga att kommunicera idéer genom olikaArchitect typer 2009-2010
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MASTER, KUNSTAKADEMIETS ARKITEKTSKOLE, TRANSFORMATION OG RESTAURERING
I’m looking for an energetic and talanted employer. A 2010-2012 firm where BACHELOREXAMEN, I’ll be able toKUNSTAKADEMIETS develop
ritning, mellan digitalt och analogt är an del av min process och stärker minand metod.utilize my full potential.
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PUBLIKATIONER
OBJEKT, STUDIEAFDELING 3, BACHELORSTUDIET 10/11
ejaringe@gmail.com +46760165324 +4591863031
SKILLS Architectural Design Urban Design Planning Creative Problemsolving Technical Details Analysis Cultural Heritage
Reconstruction New Construction Leadership Presentation Visualization Rendering Drawing
Modelbuilding Layout Photography Image Editing Rhino SketchUp Vray
Autocad Microstation Photoshop Illstrator Indesign Powerpoint 3D-printing
SELECTED PROJECTS
LANGUAGE SKILLS
Örebro Resecentrum Northcumberland Visitorcentre (2nd) Leadershipcentre, Nairobi (1st) Saronkyrkan, Göteborg Johanneberg sciencepark Sjövillan, Ekudden Reconstruction, Oscars, Marstrand Kumla stadsfront Bostäder Lerum Pension Danmark
Swedish English Danish
Native language Very Good Good
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“Erik Järinge has been an intern at White for over a year. During that period of time he made himself indispensable through his independent and professional work. Erik has a very great talent when it comes to artistic creation and he has a great ability to solve the type of complex issues that characterize the profession of an architect. It is with great pleasure I recommend Erik for new challenges â€? // Mattias Lind, Architect and Partner White Arkitekter
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WORK EXPERIENCE TRAINEE - SIGNAL ARKITEKTER Copenhagen, Denmark feb. 2015 - sep. 2015 Study job, one day a week. I assisted with drawings and 3D digital studies. ASSISTANT ARCHITECT - WHITE ARKITEKTER Gothenburg, Sweden
feb. 2014 - sep. 2014
I worked some weekends during the year, and the summer 2014. As aresult of winning a contest, I was involved in drawing plans and details for the project. I was also involved in the production of sketches for a extension of the Saron Church in Gothenburg. INTERNSHIP - WHITE ARKITEKTER Gothenburg, Sweden
jan. 2013 - dec. 2013
During my internship at White I was allowed to become part of a range of projects and expertise. I was working with both competitions and the final stages of projects. I worked with both urban planning and buildings. My tasks were: sketching, building physical and digital models, drawings in Autocad, visualization, etc. INTERNSHIP - LOVE ARBÉN ARKITEKTKONTOR Stockholm, Sweden
sep. 2012 - dec. 2012
The tasks consisted of building physical and digital models, drawing details in Autocad and make visualizations, both during the sketching phase and later project stages. PROJECT MANAGEMENT INTERN - GLENN REKLAMBYRÅ Malmö, Sweden okt. 2007 - dec. 2007 The employment was an internship and consisted of providing data, preparing briefing sessions, editing, etc.
EDUCATION MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (M.Arch) Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture
jan. 2014 - jan. 2016
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE (B.Arch) Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture
sep. 2009 - jun. 2012
THE FUNDAMENTALS OF ARCHITECTURE Malmö University
sep. 2008 - dec. 2008
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA sep. 2004 - jun. 2007 Natural Sciences, Kullagymnasiet
AWARDS THE DURAVIT PRIZE 2016 Master thesis, The City Within the House PUBLICATIONS OM BYGNINGSKULTURENS TRANSFORMATION red. Christoffer Harlang, Albert Algreen-Petersen
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THE CITY WITHIN THE HOUSE STUDENT HOUSING, MALMÖ, SWEDEN AWA R D E D T H E D U R AV I T P R I Z E
This project is my Master Thesis from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture. The starting point is Malmös development from an industrial city to a city of knowledge with both a large University and a lot of small and medium-sized businesses. The building in focus, the boiler workshop, was once an important part of Malmö shipyard, and therefore an important part of the city of Malmö. Today, the building is abandoned and matures with new-built offices and modern residential buildings as its closest neighbours in the new district of Västra Hamnen. The rapid development from pure industrial area to modern office and residential area makes it particularly important to preserve the traces from the important industrial history. The Project is a transformation and the new functions are studenthousing, offices and studios intended for small and medium-sized businesses and a large public space with auditorium, gallery etc. The projects main intention is to work as a small city inside a house which can offer both stillness and motion.
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Survey Existing conditions Transformation Kockums 2016 12
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IN THE CITY OF MALMÖ’S Program of Values it is described how they want to establish a cultural passage trough the neighbourhood of Västra Dockan. The cultural representation should be in the old industrial buildings cultural heritage as well as in the new functions that move in to the buildings such as Skånes Dansteater and various educational activities. By placing a small coffebar outside of the large workshop th passage is divided and makes it more interesting to take different ways around or trough the building. It also prevents the outside plazas from being too big. Instead it creates two smaller, more intimate urban spaces who invites the visitor in to the building and its inhabitants.
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Section New Structure Transformation Kockums 2016
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THE INNER UNITS are inspired by the industrial and the mechanical. With a sinusoidal corrugated sheet as a facade and steelbeams as a loadbearing structure. The corrugated metal sheets are perforated with insulation behind them therfore they get acoustic absorbing properties. The inner units hold common functions, such as auditorium, gallery, library and study. The large industrial hall is partly insulated at the worst affected areas such as roof and windows, it will therefore be able to keep a temperature at ca. 15 째C. The inner units as well as the apartments and offices are further insulated to keep a more comfortable temperature.
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Plan New Structure Transformation Kockums 2016 20
Interior New Structure Transformation Kockums 2016 21
Interior View Towards Student Housing Transformation Kockums 2016 22
Interior Common space Transformation Kockums 2016 23
Plan Student Apartments Transformation Kockums 2016 24
Perspective Student Apartments Transformation Kockums 2016 25
Detail Student Apartments/Businesses Transformation Kockums 2016 26
The studenthousing apartements settles behinde the existing wall creating a small balcony for each apartment. This stresses the idea of the new functions as furniture inside the large hall. The clear pace and rythm in the facade is kept and the balcony parapet in corrugated metal sheet is slightly tilted which gives the facades a more marked expression. At the ground floor the businesses store windows protrudes and creats an interaction with the public life of the of the “cultural passage�.
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STONEMASONRY F R E D E R I K S B O RG C A S T L E
Frederiksborg castle is situated in Hillerød, north of Copenhagen and was built in the first decades of the 17th century. The castle is constantly is continuously under restoration and it’s foremost all the sandstone details that are in need of replacement. In view of this, it has long been discussed building a stone masonry on the castle grounds. The project is based on the old Renaissance castle ability to find a balance between part and whole, building component and composition.
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Album Existing conditions Frederiksborg Castle 2015 30
Survey, Gate Existing conditions Frederiksborg Castle 2015 31
Model Analysis Existing conditions Frederiksborg Castle 2015 32
THE TOOLBOX
I started out building small sections or situations of the castle grounds. Three demountable models whose parts could be gathered in a “toolbox�. This toolbox could then be used in my studies of finding a structure for the new stone masonry, based on the existing conditions.
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THE NEW STONE MASONRY became a reinterpretation of the exising building components of the castle grounds. For example: the rounded tower on the corner becomes a lapidarium, the distinct main building becomes the main workshop and the secondary building added on becomes an entrance and technical facilities. It also finds its scale in the castles de-escalation. The materiality of the stone masonry, concrete, is not to be found on the site but is chosen because of its ability to interpret the materials on the castle grounds. Both the modular properties from the facades ande the relief effect from the sandstone becomes present in th precast concrete elements. As well as the red pigmentation creates a connection to the red brick. Trough both materiality and structure the new stone masonry becomes a new part in the new whole, a building component in the large composition.
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Situation Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015 35
Exterior Visualisation Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015 36
Situationplan Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015 37
Model study Materiality Frederiksborg Castle 2015 38
Elevation Detail Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015 39
Plan Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015 40
Lapidarium Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015 41
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Exterior Visualisation Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015
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Section Detail Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015 44
Interior Visualisation Stonemasonry Frederiksborg Castle 2015 45
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URBANIZATION AND THE VILLAGE H Ă˜V E , D E N M A R K
The project is based on the extinction of rural life, as a result of increased urbanism. Is it possible to revitalize the countryside all year long? Is it necessary? Is it possible? This project gives a suggestion on how to create a combination between an urban and a rural life with the help of small and cost-effective houses and focus on teleworking. Many contemporary workplaces offer the ability to work remotely, at least a few days a week. With an incorporated work studio in the rural home arises an alternative to city life and suggestions on how to revive the countryside.
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Field Studies Existing conditions Høve 2014
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Interior Residence Høve 2014
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CONSTANTLY EMBRACE I work with the feeling of always being embraced or enveloped by the village. The strategy to deploy the units in the village is based on pointwise embrace those who are walking along the village road. With the placement close to each other and the road and always the working studio towards the public. The work studio creates almost a shop window towards the public road, it also creates a public filter that makes it possible to position the housing tightly to the public. But still maintaining the feeling of being enclosed inside the private home.
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Elevation Detail Residence Høve 2014
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ALGEA PROCESS PLANT AV E D Ø R E H O L M E , D E N M A R K
The project is a transformation of an existing storehouse in Avedøre Holme, south of Copenhagen. The area consists of predominantly industrial buildings. As part of a larger algae production in the waters off Avedøre Holme the project suggests a processing plant for extracting protein for pig feed and biogas from the harvested algae. Architecturally the project is basd on initial surveys of the existing building. The effect of discovering individual elements in the otherwise monolithic building was a guiding motif trough the process.
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Survey BLIK / RIDS Existing conditions Felt - Individualitet Avedøre holme, funktionstømt bygning Avedøre Holme 2013 KTR Forår 2014 4271 Erik Järinge
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Chart of Functions Algea Process Plant Avedøre Holme 2013
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Plan Algea Process Plant Avedøre Holme 2013
THE INTERIOR STRUCTURE is also seen as family of individuals working together both functionally and esthetically thanks to materiality and design language. The corrugated metal sheets relates to the industrial function and the wooden framing explains where the human interaction takes place. The functions are clearly divided in three parts: Staff areas, such as laboratory, dressing room, control room etc. Visitor areas, auditorium, exhibition, reception and machine areas wich occupy far the largest parts of the hall.
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Exterior After Transfomation Algea Process Plant Avedøre Holme 2013
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FIELD STUDIES PA PE R M I L L A M A L F I , I TA LY
Each semester of the Master’s Programme Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Restoration includes a two week course of exclusively focus on surveying. The course is led by Restoration Architects Thomas Kampmann and Søren Vadstrup and begins with studying the building both technically and historically. The technical methods of the survey range from simple sketches to the use of a Total station.
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Survey Papermill Scala, Italy 2013
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CASE STUDY IN THE HISTORY OF TRANSFORMATION N E U E WAC H E , B E R L I N WO R K S H O P W. A RC H I T E C T W I L L I A M M A N N The Case Study was led by Architect William Mann (Witherford Watson Mann Architects) and was to create an emotional awareness of various transformation projects through history. My case study projects was Neue Wache in Berlin, a building originally drawn by K.F. Schinkel in 1815 and soon after World War I transformed by Heinrich Tessenow. The architectural transformation may not be as dominant as the radical change of meaning the building has undergone through the history of Germany.
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Elevation Detail Case Studey in the History of Transformation Neue Wache, Berlin, Germany
TESSENOW’S TRANSFORMATION radically changed the meaning of the Neue Wache, the architectural alterations were modest but powerful. The exterior transformation was quite subtle. The facade mainly remained as Schinkel originally drew it with the tower-corners of the roman castrum and the Greek Portico, as the historic symbol of 19th century victory. The changes Tessenow did replaced the old entrance with three doorways sealed by iron gates. The old side-windows were filled with brick in the same manner as the original wall, leaving the relief as the only trace of the old windows. OBVIOUSLY TESSENOW REMAINED the history of the building by barely touching the exterior and the signs of victory and created a new layer of death inside. In his last scheme he took advantage
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of Schinkels inviting portico and totally turned Neue Wache into a part of the public space, a part of the living germany. A memorial that gave both history and identity to the people of the Weimar Republic. I think that even though Tessenow distincly separated the exterior from the interior he created an interior space which was highly monumental. In a way an interior that better lived up to the expectations from the outside than Schinkel’s asymmetrical two storey interior. Returning to the thoughts about Schinkels design as the theatre of war, Tessenow now created two scenes with two very different pieces playing at once. The people of the Weimar republic has become a part of the ensemble.
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sig på höjden av Silbodals-Näs. Med skogen i ryggen ut över det enastående landskapet med kullar och n Västra Silen som lägger sig som en spegel under Tomtens utformning passar till ett ensamt hus som r landskapet.
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THE DALSLAND COTTAGE C O M PE T I T I O N D A L S L A N D , S W E D E N
The Competition was appointed by Leader Dalsland-Årjäng and had the objective to find a new typology of housing which could create a larger attraction for year-round living families. The typology was to be based on the traditional housing typology in Dalsland, The Dalsland Cottage.
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Plans and Elevations The Dalslands Cottage Dalsland, Sweden 2014
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Med utsikt över sjön grupperar sig här Dalslandsstugorna 2.0. På en äxelvis linje blickar dom ut över vattnet och skogen. Grupperingen kapar en egen identitet I Dals-Ed med möjlighet för avskildhetet och gemenskap. Grupperingen sker på en linje och följer terrängen. Husen lägger sig gavel mot gavel då den utgör den mest slutna fasaden på stugan.
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Detail Facade Elevation The Dalslands Cottage Dalsland, Sweden 2014
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The house is based on one basic principle: an open groundflorr and a more closed and private second floor. Large window areas on the long sides, placed on the SITUATIONSNITT 1:400 basis of framing the surroundings from different points in the floorplan. The gables are more shut and allows the houses to be placed close to each other without compromising transparency. The materiality is based on the traditional cottage, KVARNVIKEN wooden facades painted in traditional earth paint. The horisontal in the facade and the wooden facade Mellan sluttningarna balanserar stugan i lines Kvarnviken. Den kuperade terrängen ger storslagna utsikter över landskapet och sjön. Huset reser panels create a grid in which windows and doors are sig tydligt i åkersluttningen och blickar ut över vattnet. Här bor man nära naturen men har också en gemenskap med grannar. fitted. As a part of the proposal, various additional buildings were designed based on the idea of creating a modern courtyard structure, connecting the dwelling to the landscape.
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