IBEN ENEVOLDSEN
Portfolio 2017
Arkitektskolen Aarhus Iben Enevoldsen Cand.arch. Studio Urban Design og landskab 2016-2017
Kontakt: ibenenevoldsen@hotmail.com +45 20747435 Bogensegade 9 1.th 8000 Aarhus C Denmark
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AFGANGSPROJEKT: Nordkysten - En samlet destination på Djursland Vejleder: Tom Nielsen
9. SEMESTER: En helhedoplevelse i Krylen Team partner: Malin Mohr Vejledere: Jens Christian Pasgaard & Birthe Urup Nygaard
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8. SEMESTER: Levantkaj - En mang foldig havnefront på Nordhavnen Team partner: Pernille Kjær Sommer Vejledere: Jens Christian Pasgaard & Birthe Urup Nygaard
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ET ÅR HOS ARKITEMA: Arkitema Change Praktik hos Sille Askefrø Bjørn og Lene Lottrup
Legeplads for alle aldre
Studentermedhjælper hos Heidi Lyng
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6. SEMESTER: Transformation - Dissolve of the Grid (Bachelor Project) Team partner: Anna Katrine Tan - Duration: 12 weeks Tutor: Izabela Wiezorek
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Social Design - The Route of Kasted Team partners: Mette Christensen, Mathias Højfeldt, Julie Dam, Alexander Beck - Duration: 3 weeks Tutors: Jes Vagnby & Kari Moseng
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5. SEMESTER: Instant Aarhus Team partners: Group of 10 students - Duration: 2 weeks Tutor: Izabela Wiezorek
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Covering / un-covering relations Team partner: Eirin Bakken - Duration: 12 weeks Tutor: Izabela Wiezorek
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4. SEMESTER: Vehicles for Events Team partner: Anette Vintervold - Duration: 12 weeks Tutors: Karianne Halse & Izabela Wiezorek
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Edible Landscapes Team partners: Mette Romme, Malene Høyer, Aisha Seeberg - Duration: 3 weeks Tutors: Marie Markman & Birthe Nygaard
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3. SEMESTER: Window Expander Individual project - Duration: 12 weeks Tutors: Karianne Halse & Izabela Wiezorek
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Projected Futures Team partners: Group of 5 students - Duration: 4 weeks Tutor: Paulo Zaide
Bønnerup Strand 14 min 8 km Fjellerup - start
Sostrup Slot
Sangstrup Klint 25 min 21 km 1 t 38 min
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Randers 39 min 40 km 1 t 11 min
Gjerrild Klint Gjerrild 19 min 16 km 1 t 37 min
Gammel Estrup 21 min 20 km 1 t 7 min
Randers Regnskov Legoland 1 t 44 min
Auning 19 min 18 km 25 min
Djurs Sommerland 15 min 11 km 1 t 30 min
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Grenaa 25 min 28 km 33 min Kattegatcentret Kolindsund 23 min 27 km
Skandinavisk Dyrepark 33 min 23 km 1 t 46 min
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Aarhus Lufthavn 30 min 1 t 47 min AAR - CPH 35 min ca. 6 afgange dagligt
Kalø Slotsruin 37 min 33 km 2 t 20 min
Nationalpark Mols bjerge 37 min 34 km
Ree Park Safari 38 min 34 km
NORDKYSTEN
EN SAMLET DESTINATION PÅ DJURSLAND For at hele Djursland skal kunne opleves som et hele, er det nødvendigt at der Ebeltoft min skabes43større sammenhæng på flere skalaer. På nordkysten af Djursland ligger de 63 km lavvandede sandstrande som er attraktive for mange turister og særligt børnefa1 t 40 min milier.Fregatten De erJylland alle oprindeligt landsbyer, som i kraft af deres kystnære placering med tiden er blevet populære områder at bygge sommerhuse.
Aarhus 55 min 54 km 2t 40 km
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Jeg har kigget på hele Djursland for at identificere attraktionerne og hvordan mobilitetsnetværket lægger sig, for at afklare om der overhovedet kan være tale om et sammenhængende Djursland som det ser ud nu. Det har været på et overordnet niveau og i henhold til kystbyernes opkobling på netværket.
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Mødet mellem markør, natursti og bysti med relationen til Bønnerups vartegn
Bønnerup Strand
Fjellerup Strand Gjerrild Nordstrand
Bønnerup
Skovgårde
Gjerrild Klint
Fjellerup
Gjerrild
Isbod
Restaurant
Cafeteria
Fiskehandel
Café
Shopping
Overnatning
Fjellerup: Vaffelbageriet
Fjellerup: Madam Blå
Fjellerup: Vaffelbageriet
Bønnerup: Havnegrillen
Bønnerup: Restaurant Kattegat Flindt’s
Bønnerup: Havnegrillen
Fjellerup: Prebens Fisk Andersens Fisk Thommesen
Bønnerup: Café Soffe Strandcaféen
Fjellerup: Bodils Keramik Genbrugsen Antik Glaskunst
Skovgårde: Camping x2 Bibelcamping Sommerhus
Gjerrild: Gjerrild Kro Vandrehjemmet Sostrup Slot
Bønnerup: Møllefisk
Bønnerup: Sportsbutik Genbrugsen
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Seværdighed
Fjellerup: Fjellerup: Dagli’ Brugsen Bundgarnsmuseum
Fjellerup: B&B Fjellerup Kro Camping x 2 Sommerhus
Bønnerup: Dagli’ Brugsen
Bønnerup: Havnen
Gjerrild: Borgerdrevet købmand
Gjerrild: 1600-tals huse Gjerrild Klint Sostrup Slot
Bønnerup: Danland Bønnerup Strandhotel Camping Sommerhus
Mødet mellem markør, natursti og bysti med relationen til Bønnerups vartegn
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12 min 36 min
8 min 24 min
6 min 18 min
20 min 48 min
8 min 24 min
16 min 48 min
10 min 30 min
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Gjerrild: Vandrehjem Gjerrild Kro Camping Det gamle Mejeri ferielejligheder Sostrup Slot Sommerhus
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Mødet mellem markør, natursti og bysti med relationen til Bønnerups vartegn
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Diagram - Havdybder på nordkysten
Diagram - Fortidsminder
Diagram - Ruter på Djursland
Nordsøstien
Bysti
Regional cykelsti
Regional cykelsti
Eksisterende stisystem
Tillæg til stisystemet
Natursti
Tillæg til stisystem
Gjerrild Banesti
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Diagram - Ruter på Djursland
Diagram - Ruter på Djursland
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Diagram - Nedslag i Fjellerup
Ankomst fra Randers og vestlige byer
Badehus placeret hvor man springer i Ugeneret udsigt
Ankomst fra Grenå og østlige byer
Længden defineret ift. havdybden Vartegn
Sekundær rute for bløde trafikanter
Primær rute for bløde trafikanter
Sekundær rute for biltrafik
Primær rute for biltrafik
Ankomst fra Århus og sydlige byer
Analyse - Flow i Fjellerup
Tilgængelighedsrampe
Bysti
Natursti Form der lægger sig ovenpå den eksisterende situation
Bænk + info Markør
Toilet
Parkering Kystcykler
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Potentiale Funktion Kulturhistorie
Analyse - Programmer i Fjellerup
Snit A mod vest
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Plan 1:500 - Markøren i Fjellerup
Klint
Natursti
Udkigstårn Vartegn
Tilgængelighedsrampe
Kigget fra udsigtstårnets bund mod klintens top
Skov
Kigget fra udsigtstårnets ind i træerne
Plan 1:500 - Vartegnet ved Gjerrild Klint
Snit B gennem vartegn mod nord
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Endeligt forslag til ophold i kanonbunkeren
EN HELHEDSOPLEVELSE I KRYLEN Projektet ønsker at styrke de eksisterende atraktioner; bunkerfortætningen og Gårdbutikken, ved at forbinde deres ankomster. Ved at skabe en samlet ankomst via Gårdbutikkens indkørsel, inviterer vi besøgende ind i en helhedsoplevelse af det, der gør Krylen til et enestående sted langs den Jyske vestkyst. Gårdbutikkens eksisterende parkeringsplads vil suplere Houvig Strands parkeringsplads, og blive til ankomststedet for Ringkøbing Museums bunkerture, hvor den lange strandtur ikke er nødvendig, men en mulig forlængelse af bunkerturen. Mellem gården og bunkerne skabes steder der fortæller stedets historie.
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Endeligt forslag til betonpladsens udtryk
Endeligt forslag til pavillon i udkigsbunker
Skitse i udviklingsfasen tegnet i samarbejde med Malin Mohr
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Vesterhavet
Strand
Klitlandskab Ildlederbunker
12 Udsigt Ophold Dialog med vanskelig kulturarv
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Parkering
360 udsigt Ophold Satellitcafé
13 Indgangsportal Café Kaffebod Startsted for bunkertur
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EN MANGFOLDIG HAVNEFRONT PÅ NORDHAVNEN Dette projekt handler om bevægelsen mod kanten på dette særlige sted, der i kraft af sin placering med vand på alle sider, kan betragtes som en blind vej, hvor ankomst og afgang i langt de fleste tilfælde vil foregå fra samme punkt. Denne komposition bidrager i kombination med bygningstypologien og den grønne strategi til følelsen af intimitet helt ude på snuden. Desuden udspringer en bevægelse fra centrum af øen omkring den kommende metrostation ud mod kanten. I denne forbindelse har vi ud fra By & Havns oplæg om at placere erhverv i tæt forbindelse med metroen valgt at inddele Levantkaj i zoner således, at erhverv primært lægges i nærheden af metroen, som overgår til beboelseszone længere mod kanten og spidsen for til sidst at ende i en naturzone, som opløses ud i havet.
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Snit mod nordvest 1:500 - Flow af ressourcer
Vi sælger vores produkter
Vi avler bier
Vi holder koncerter
Vi laver gedeost
Vi mødes på Kolonimarken
Vi slår lejr
Vi dyrker jorden
Hyld
Hæg
Vi samler bær
Kirsebær
Røn
Hyben
Havtorn
H: 8m
H: 15m
H: 12m
H: 12m
H: 2m
H: 1-3m
Anvendes til lægemiddel og saft
Anvendes til snaps
Spises natural eller syltede
Bærene tiltrækker fugleliv
Græsning af geder holder den nede
Kaldes nordens citrus
Udkigsposten
Dyrehold
Scenen
Den store bålplads
Broen
Spillepladsen
Laden Væksthusene
Genbrugen
Shelterne
Udsnit i plan 1:500
Intensitetsgrid udgår fra metroen
Zoneplanlægning
Forskydninger bliver byrum
Opløsning af den hårde og den bløde kant
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Legeplads for alle aldre: Forslag til grundelementer og megamøbler
Plan: Legeplads for alle aldre i Birkerød
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Arkitema Change: Scenografien skaber intuitivt rum for grupperne
ET ÅR HOS ARKITEMA Arkitema Change: Scenografien skaber intuitivt rum for grupperne
I praktik og siden hen som studentermedhjælper hos aktørinvolvering i Arkitema, medvirkede jeg til mange og forskellige projekter. Til højre ses Arkitema Change - en 24 timers workshop for alle 350 ansatte, som jeg havde stort ansvar for at planlægge, designe, organisere, udvikle, afvikle og efterbearbejde. Til venstre og ovenfor ses konkurrenceprojektet ”Legeplads for alle aldre” som vi i aktørinvolvering vandt. Projektet byggede på en proces, hvor vi introducerede grundelementer, megamøbler og rekvisitter som indebar forskellig økonomi, ansvar og ejerskab ift. de involverede aktører.
Diagram: At invitere til bevægelse
Arkitema Change: Idépoker i grupperne
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DISSOLVE OF THE GRID Noticeably, the characteristics of Prora, RĂźgen, is the dominating grid structure of the enormous proportioned complex. Time has effected the cycle of the site as nature has started to infiltrate the structure, setting up its own agenda. The project seaked to develop the established relation between concrete structure and nature by dissolving the sense of grid. An art form and an act of transformation were chosen as defining factors for the process. As music requires specifics according to acoustics and dance (art form of my partner) needs adjustments in relation to movement, the project involved fixed and flexible spaces to respond to these requirements. This created visual and physical connections both vertically and horizontally and created a coherence that started to dissolve the sense of grid while still working along with it. The infiltration of nature was expressed by gardens breaking the facade reaching into the structure.
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Model of the flexible spaces defined by fabric curtains
Programmatic plans
Costume workshop
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Section showing the visual connections between the zones of activities
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Axonometry of the relations between the levels and spatial uses
Section of details: the relation between the infiltrating garden, the bridge and the void space
Housing & rehearsal unit with access to a garden
Elevation North-East showing the gardens breaking the continous facade
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SOCIAL DESIGN - THE ROUTE OF KASTED In a collaboration with studio Democracity the course aimed to co-create ideas, visions and concrete proposals for the development of Kasted. The village of Kasted has an active residential association and visions for the future, which is why it is an interesting village to start the communication on a common process between the students and residents of Kasted. Through two workshops the residents informed us about their village, values and difficulties by means of generative methods such as collages and creating a map of cultural, natural, traffical and service oriented values and issues. The outcome was a proposal for The Route of Kasted - a cycle path, which creates easy access to the neighbouring cities and an experience path that connects to the experiences of nature that are unique at this place.
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PATH BETWEEN THE FIELDS
PATH BY THE ROAD
PATH BETWEEN APPLE TREES
PATH BY THE MARSH
The paths between the fields are primarily made to create a faster passage for the residents and at the same time a cycling path not i direct connection the the road, but invites to a short ride between the fields.
The paths by the road are to be seen as paths for transportation between Aarhus, Tilst, Lisbjerg and Kasted in the daily day. The distance to the road creates safety for the cyclist.
The path through the new orchard is coherent with the path by the river. It is possible to gather apples and at the same time the trees function as sound isolation from the noise of the highway.
The system of the paths by the marsh is for both the cyclists and the ones who want to hang around in the area with the possibilities of fishing and watching the life of the birds in Kasted.
PATH BY REVELHĂ˜J
PATH BY THE RIVER
The path by the hill offers an opportunity to walk uphill and have a look at the view from the highest spot in Kasted.
The path by the river is another offer to enjoy nature around the village and a pleasant place to walk the dog.
ROUTE A
ROUTE B
ROUTE C
ROUTE D
ROUTE E
Distance: 3,8km An isolated route through the marsh passing the lakes.
Distance: 1,8km A short route just around the marsh.
Distance: 8,4km The longest of the paths of experience relating to both Kasted and the surrounding villages.
Distance: 5,2km A longer route passing the river and the hill of Revelhøj.
Distance: 3,6km A route passing the former Natural centre.
Workshop with the residential association arranged by the students of the social design course.
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INSTANT AARHUS The material and its visual qualities - transparent, though alters the view of the surroundings into blurred silhouettes. As a reflection on misty water, details and color are diminished into vague nuances, with less ability to define distance. Subsequently, the experience of the internal space is enhanced, despite it only being conceived by the plastic. With knowledge of the material, a path is defined. Distorted -manipulating with the perception of where and how the path untangles. The contrast to the experience of the path, is the encapsulated exterior space. A place where one can meet without material limitation, embraced by the context, while enclosed by the path.
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The inflatable city
The groups part to the inflatable city
Initial research and testing of methods of inflation
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COVERING / UN-COVERING RELATIONS The investigation on tension and compression trifled with the question of the consequence of turning the tension structure upside down using the same form creating different load and spatial situations. The large photo shows a model of textile stiffened by plaster to carry its own load when turned upside down, keeping the shape from the original hanging tension structure. The outcome was a selfsupported compression structure. The spatial change, which arose by the turning upside down raised questions in order to how the change of one single factor can create a completely different situation and experience.
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PHENOMENON: WIND Wind is an omnipresent phenomenon. It is present in its absence. Absence in the sense that it is invisible and intangible. It is a such an ephemeral phenomenon that it needs interaction with an object to be understood. At least visually. Wind can be a factor in the shaping of landscapes. It may erode, transport and deposit materials. In the interaction between the wind and the object new shapes are created over time. It is impossible to foresee the result of these shapes as the atmospheric pressure changes in both force and direction, which affect the behaviour of the material and thereby the outcome of the interaction. A change of shape of an object is a way to materialise the intagible concept of wind. The registration of the candle in the wind, where the outcome is hard if not impossible to control. Naturally, then the question is how one could get the influence on the progress of events.
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COVERING / UN-COVERING RELATIONS The phenomena in interaction with the structure - the qualities of the transparency and the translucency of the the differentiating materials playing with the light and the shadows. Enhancing the wind in the pre-stressed membranes for the visual experience of the phenomenon by the contrast from the outside of the structure to the inside where the wind calms down. One is enclosed by membranes, disconnected from the surroundings where one at the same time - by the light of the sun - find it possible to read the structure on the inside of the membranes. The ephemerality of the phenomena is made tangible through the hard data of the diagrams on the path of the sun and the cycle of the wind.
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Investigation on materiality and effects of elasticity
Investigation on distance in relation to the sharp and diffuse shadow
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Wind directions and intenisties through the year
Light investigations
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Testing of the wind intesities on models
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VEHICLES FOR EVENTS Music is movement - movement is music - the essential thesis where the project grew from. The idea that the form and rhythm of a space defines how to move in space. The rhythm created by the sizes and gaps between the windows and the invitation to certain movement by the angles and the openings of the architecture. “It is not a question of knowing which came first, movement or space, which molds the other, for ultimately a deep bond is involved� - Bernard Tschumi
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Blind drawing of the Williamsburg site - lines of the cityscape
Programs’ relation to space
Models investigating angles and invitations
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A Thinking Place is a concept of a space where the sky is the limit. Here, the people will be in contact with the one thing that can be found any place in the world; the sky. The intension is to make the people connect with the sky, to create a space where one can retreat from the world of today. Here, they can stop for a moment and forget about the daily life outside
The Wasteland concept is “one man’s trash, another man’s treasure”. It is a space in constant growth, In both width and height. A kind of fantasy world where the objects inhabit the space and the people are able to pick out and develop their new treasure
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The Area in a New Perspective is a concept of looking at the neighbourhood viewpoint. Going beyond the regular view eye level, theese three spaces put you in levels to perceive the area differently. Th top of the roof over the partly observer/pa hidden viewer placed in the ground
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The Gallery/Workshop concept is part of the idea of the Wasteland. Here, people can come and transform their claimed treasures, remaking them into things that later will be exhibited in the Gallery
Fast Slow Stop
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Section with micro unit
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Diagrams on existing and new rhythm
Cross section showing the visual connections
Investigation of access to the Gallery
Micro unit housing a man obsessed with movement
Elevation showing the differentiating rythm of the facades
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EDIBLE LANDSCAPES Skjoldhøjparken is an area of a huge amount of enclosed parcels. The idea is to create common ground within the grid, based upon medieval structures and in dialog with the past city structures of the area. By creating a void in Skjoldhøj, the opportunity of getting together is made possible for the inhabitants. The void will be defined by surrounding apple trees and within there will be activities based upon recycling, such as hot composting, midsummer celebration, growing mushrooms, and picking wild berries. By opening up the hedges the monotone, long empty patks will be a part of the life in the parcels and invite for social meeting on the way to the common space. With the water running underground, the opportunity for working atmospherically with the elements are made possible, a reconnection with water, earth and fire.
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Map of the development of the city of Aarhus
Diagrams of transformation of the zones
Getting a sense of the distance between the enclosing hedges
Common area along with the new openings of every garden hedge
Intervention with strings indicating the new openings
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WINDOW EXPANDER Mapping the intangible, such as the life that the shadows created in my room, raised the awareness of the obstacles that the light passes when penetrating the space. This leading to the thought of using these obstacles operatively and investigate the effects of the filtered light. The play of the diffuse and the direct light defined by a mechanism controlling translucent panels to interdependently let light in and filter it. By this a choice of view is simultaneously a consequence of using the mechanism and the light’s interaction with the space is defined by the adjustment of the translucent panels.
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Window diary - observation of the shadows and the light intensity during a day
Timelapse of the light intensity of the observed area
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PROJECTED FUTURES On the basis of three films; Manufactored Landscapes, Blade Runner and Mirror the group developed three scenes in models trying to project the future. The theme of the models was construction through deconstruction where the intension was to let the wax part of the midmost model melt and thereby construct a new reality by means of the deconstruction.
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