JIAJIE
2015-2020
PAPER MONUMENTS
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New Babylon II Frogtown Social Housing Academic, UCLA, Sept - Dec, 2018
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The Last Wall Welcome Center for Immigrants and Refugees Academic, UCLA, Jan - Mar, 2019
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The Scar Memorial to Victims of Gun Violence Academic, UCLA, Sept - Dec, 2019
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In Between Envelope Renewal of a Student Dormitory Academic, UCLA, Mar - Jun, 2017
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The Gardener Urban Renewal of an Abandoned Factory Region Academic, Tongji University, Mar - Aug, 2015
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Silky Concrete Vulcan Pavilion, The Largest 3D Printing Structure Academic, LCD, Aug 2015
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La Defense Towers Office Tower in Paris Professional, Bjake Ingels Group, Oct - Dec, 2017
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Kaktus Towers Student Dormitory in Copenhagen Professional, Bjake Ingels Group, Dec 2017 - May, 2018
HOUSING AS INTERVENTION IN RESPONSE TO SOCIAL INEQUALITY !
VOL.CLXII...No. 1
The work won the 2020 Plugin Housing Challenge Competition.
LOS ANGELES, THURSD
DAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2018
AUD 413 - Landscape Studio Academic Project Architecture Design Social Housing September - December, 2018 Individual work Professor: Mohamed Sharif
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NEW BABYLON II New Babylon II aims to develop a highly graphic circuitr y urban network of a miniature and autonomous city. The urban network consists of the street, vehicle parking and the towers. It prioritizes vehicular movement at the ground level but also allows for pedestrian movement up to the air. Towers are multi-functional elements which are doing two performances. There's the phenomenal perceptual performance with one intimate monumentality, while it is also doing the tectonic performance such as water supply, drainage, ventilation, mechanics, trash treatment, solar power system and circulation. The repetitive framed elements contain a lifestyle of a phenomenal transparency where you can imagine being in one unit on the eighth floor looking through many other kinds of living situations as well as the movement. One paradox is that it produces a kind of informality up to the air which reminds people of new Babylon. You might get lost upstairs and it is a pleasure. But what it springs from is a mechanical, systems orientated circuit which is regular. Towers are placed frequently at regular intervals. Another paradox is that we're working with very thin elegant elements. As they combine, they produce something deep in our perception from almost nothing. However, for a scaled down version of tower at the size of a city or a planet, normal force of monumentality is lost. This process shows the spectrum or gradient of monumentality. Le Corbusier said "a house is a machine for living in". I am saying Frogtown can have a new kind of collective machine for living in together above the ground so that we can enjoy the panorama of the city up to the air as well as the low speed city on the ground. It talks about technological utopia of how human beings, ecology and technology can come together based on this slash matrix, to reject millennia of hierarchy oppression. Here is the story.
Introduction In the article “Junk Space”, Koolhaas believed that consumerism-driven space has exhausted people's spatial perceptions through utilitarian components such as elevators, air conditioners, trash treatment, acoustic devices, etc.Though Koolhaas designated these utilitarian components of a building as “junk space” and relegated them to closed spaces, New Babylon II aims to challenge this notion by placing them on display, elevating their status from that of a practical concern to that of an aesthetic consideration. The main units serve as the generative system for not only the stairs and elevator, but the tectonic performance such as water supply, drainage, ventilation, mechanics, trash treatment and solar power system.
Site Area: 40,000 sf FAR: 2.0 Maximum height: 175’-0”
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The Capitalism Era: New Babylon II’s Democratization It was the morning of January 1, 1519 EC. Hernan Cortes, a devoted Babylon priest, awoke in a space capsule. Contrary to his typical daily routine which consisted of charity work for the poor, this morning began much different. This morning, Hernan set foot on an entirely new planet. Upon his arrival, he pronounced the planet “New Babylon II.” Not shortly thereafter, a voice echoed in his head. “Go child,” the voice declared, “Vanquish the Aztec Empire in New Babylon II, and you will be the savior of human civilization.” “Amen!” He replied. And so on he went, in search of the Aztec pyramids that did not speak for the vast majority of the people, but instead stood as pillars of monarchy and social inequality. With his belief, Hernan destroyed the pyramids, which would come to denote the official founding of New Babylon II. The rise of democratization was likely to be an inevitable trend. For over 200 Babylon years, the planet’s democratic values were enshrined in a set of laws. 25 amendments in New Babylon II were passed and implemented. The first 10 were referred to as the New Babylon II Bill of Rights, which guaranteed citizens basic rights. The most famous one, the “First Amendment,” aimed to protect New Babylonians’ right to speech, publishing, assembly, and religious freedom. The “16th amendment” which was passed in 1913 EC allowed the government of New Babylon II to begin the process of income redistribution and move toward a path of greater economic equality.
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tects of New Babylon II reconfigured their machine around the principle of “self-sewhich produced a new sort of informality to the built environment.
ctive machine sprang from a repetitive, mechanical, systems-orientated circuit and the matrix with three elements working together: streets, boardings and towers.
New Babylon II now have a collective machine for living in together above the ground so that every citizen can enjoy the panorama of the city up to the air.
Although Koolhaas designated the utilitarian components of a building as “junk space,� the architects of New Babylon II still aim to challenge this notion by elevating their status to that of an aesthetic consideration.
The Communism Era: New Babylon II’s Equalization The architects of New Babylon II saw the effects of these political mandates and set out to establish a similar code for the planet’s architecture. Ultimately, they constructed a balance machine to equally distribute space and dismember monopoly. This collective machine sprang from a repetitive, mechanical, systems-orientated circuit. The three-dimensional matrix landed on this circuit with three elements working together: points(towers), lines(circulation) and surfaces(areas). These typologies were frequently deployed at regular intervals. The main towers not only served as a generative system for stairs and elevators, but also acted as tectonic connections for plumbing, electrical, ventilation, waste, and power generation. Everyone was welcomed and had the same status. It was a horizontal architecture for a horizontal society. Even amidst all of this success, there was still a concern. Noted New Babylon II economist David Young worried about the possible drawbacks of “over-equilibrium.” He posited that this would lead to mediocrity of the entire society, letting people prefer “the equality of slavery” over “the inequality of freedom.” Specifically, an evil devil grew in the poor and uneducated New Babylonians’ minds, encouraging them to pull the elites down to the same position as them, since they had the human right of achieving absolute equality. With time, Young’s concern was validated. The society that once represented equality began to operate more like a weight against progress. The powers that be were so afraid of exceptionalism that anyone with talents began to be the targets of institutional persecution. In 2066 EC, New Babylon II outlawed the assembly of intellectual groups, and further suppressed any sort of multiculturalism. Judge: “Let’s return to what our ancestor Hernan Cortes did to Aztec Empire. He destroyed another civilization! But there is no priority to our civilization. Each civilization should be equal.” Hernan, the founding father, as well as thousands of social elites were then convicted of crimes against humanity, while the prescient economist Young was tried for his dissent. And so, homogeny reigned.The stone statue of Hernan was destroyed by people who once admired him, symbolizing the end of capitalism. The belief of Communist Equalization reached its peak in New Babylon II. Every tower looked the same, from people’s living area to the interior design.
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The Edenic Era: New Babylon II’s Freedomism In 2100 EC, in reaction to the authoritarian atmosphere that loomed over New Babylon II’s communism era, nearly half of the planet’s citizens sought refuge in a far-removed universe. Though this mass exodus was devastating to the economy, it had the unintended positive consequence of engendering a new sort of consciousness in the New Babylonians that remained. This reflection took many forms, but eventually New Babylonians reached a groundbreaking consensus—a majority with absolute power was as problematic as an individual with absolute power. New Babylonians realized that they ignored an important factor of benign equalization: freedom. After all, democracy without freedom would eventually turn into a totalitarianism of populism. Yet the encouragement of pluralism would dissolve a fixed majority group into smaller diverse groups. “Equality cannot not exist without freedom” became a new belief in people’s mind. New Babylonians began the difficult path of reclaiming their civil liberties: A free press was reestablished, and groups with diverging ideas would again be allowed to meet and organize. Once again taking a cue from the political climate, the architects of New Babylon II reconfigured their machine around the principle of “self-selection,” which produced a new sort of informality to the built environment. This process was grounded in an overall planning agenda for infrastructure, road systems, population density distribution and public space, but also allowed the residents to choose the living area and position of their houses based on this predetermined urban framework. Residents were rewriting the urban space of this community and its structure while choosing their own private properties. It created hundreds of ways for people to derive from event to event, so that New Babylonians feel pleasure to get lost upstairs.
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The Edenic Era: New Babylon II’s Freedomism New Babylon II embraced a new era: the Edenic Era. Meanwhile, in a galaxy far away, the New Babylon II refugees resided on a free-floating spacecraft living modest lives. Though they were thankful to escape censorship and persecution, they also longed to return to their home planet. After one century in the diaspora, a decision was made: They would return home! The spacecraft began its return voyage. The planet detector was set to New Babylon II, and after 134 days of travel, a small grayish planet came into view, with series of data that were quite familiar to them: equatorial radius 378.1 km, mass 5.97237×1020 kg, mean density 93.324 g/cm3, surface gravity 2.789 m/s2. The planet was slowly and quietly rotating. On the surface of the entire planet, the most amazing sights confronted them—a novel architecture, a country, a civilization! New Babylon II was flourishing.
“Dad! This is where grandpa came from?” a child cried out.
“Yes, dear. We are finally home,” her father replied with a mixture of solemnity and agitation.
Tears blurred everyone’s eyes. The crew stopped speeding up the spacecraft in order to send a radio transmission, repeatedly requesting New Babylon II to re-accept them. The more they waited for the reply, the more they felt panic. The obsession with their home planet contained more than a faint echo of what Scarlett’s father told her in Gone with the Wind, “Land is the only thing in the world that amounts to anything. ’Tis the only thing worth working for, worth fighting for—worth dying for.” The radio crackled.
“Welcome home. The whole world is awaiting your return.”
WHAT KIND OF NEW MONUMENTALITY CAN WE ACHIEVE?
VOL.CLXII...No. 2
LOS ANGELES, WEDNESD
The work won the 2019 Built2Last International Concrete Design Competition and was exhibited at the ACSA 108th Annual Meeting in San Diego
DAY, JANUARY 2, 2019
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AUD 415 - Comprehensive Design Studio Academic Project Architecture Design Welcome Center for Immigrants and Refugees January - March, 2019 Individual work Professor: Wonne Ickx
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THE LAST WALL Charles Moore considers monumental architecture as part of the urban scene. He argues that “the process of achieving monumentality is the same as that of achieving an urban focus.” This leads to a question of what kind of new monumentality we can achieve. Today for this project, my wall is going to serve as one intimate monumentality, incorporating the urban context, structure and infrastructure of my building. To start with a paradox: my wall exists as a screen structure of visual monument that seems to separate people. To set up numerous passage ways on the wall instead of creating the traditional sense of monumental entrance, it aims to connect different zones of public space and signal a kind of continuity. Although the passageways are totally rationalized and organized, it compliments random circulation of the space for navigation. Entire space seems over-activated by all the possibilities of moving through it. Wall, which can be seen as new monumentality, plan out as a space of publicness. Wall is now not necessarily for dividing. Perceptual monuments elicit other types of sensory experience, where you can imagine getting off the bus station and going into the elevator, being invited to go inside the wall and leave the wall to go inside the buidling. Wall contains an idea of negotiation. I want to mention about the wall that is being brought up by the Trump administration. Wall should not be taken as a means of separation, limitation, or exclusion. Wall should serve as a mechanism that invites people to negotiate between different parties, as I set up in my floor plans. Through that negotiation, people should arrive at a solution. Potential monuments exist for the dual meaning of my wall and create a symbol for people’s ideals, which can be re-established depending on the interpretation. Further, my wall serves as primary structure component of the building illustrating the idea of balance and houses all the mechanical necessities.
FLOODING The elevated habitation area reduces the risk of damage from storm-driven water.
WAR High-density concrete resists all possible types of radiation between walls.
HURRICANE Roofs and floors tie down to the ground to withstand strong winds.
WILDFIRE Concrete as a noncombustible material has its built-in resistance to fire.
HEAT Hollow mega-wall structure creates stack-effect system that drives natural ventilation.
EARTHQUAKE Base isolation guarantees only the base shakes during an earthquake while the superstructure remains intact.
Resilience & Structure A new structure typology is developed that provides evidence of wall enhancing architectural ideas and spatial qualities. 4’ height girders sit on top of the 75’ concrete wall and are pulled down by post tension rods to stabilize the whole system. Slabs lie between these compression and tension members. The VAV Packaged system is on the roof of the wall, where all the ducts, pipes, electrical circuitry come from. My wall concentrates load bearing, mechanical and ancillary necessities, to create an entirely open space in office areas, maximizing planning flexibility.
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Plan Strategy Wall contains an idea of negotiation. wall that is being brought up by the Trump administration should not be taken as separation, limitation, or exclusion, but served as a mechanism that invites people to negotiate between different parties, as I set up in my floor plans.
Through that negotiation, people should arrive at a solution. In this case, potential monuments exist for the dual meaning of my wall and create as a symbol for people’s ideals, which can be re-established depending on the interpretation.
1st Floor Plan 1 RECEPTION AREA 2 EVENT SPACE 3 CHILDERN RECREATION AREA 4 TEEN RECREATION AREA 5 MULPTI-PURPOSE ROOM 6 OPEN KITCHEN 7-1 HANDICAP RESTROOM 7-2 FEMALE RESTROOM 7-3 MALE RESTROOM 7-4 MECHANICAL ROOM 8 BUILDING CUSTODIAN ROOM
2nd Floor Plan 1 LEGAL ADVICE CENTER 2 HOT DESK WORK AREA 3 DEPARTMENT RECEPTION AREA 4 EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT 5 HEALTH CARE AND HOUSING ADVICE 6 COMPUTER RESOURCE LIBRARY 7-1 HANDICAP RESTROOM 7-2 FEMALE RESTROOM 7-3 MALE RESTROOM 7-4 MECHANICAL ROOM 8 BUILDING CUSTODIAN ROOM
3rd Floor Plan 1 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 2 PHOTOCOPY ROOM 3 GENERAL RECEPTION AREA 4 KITCHENETTE 5 CONFERENCE ROOM 6 OPEN PLAN OFFICE 7-1 HANDICAP RESTROOM 7-2 FEMALE RESTROOM 7-3 MALE RESTROOM 7-4 MECHANICAL ROOM 8 BUILDING CUSTODIAN ROOM
Structure Strategy A new structure typology is developed that provides evidence of wall enhancing architectural ideas and spatial qualities. 4’ height girders sit on top of 75’ concrete wall and are pull down by post tension rods to stabilize the whole system. Slabs lie between these compression and tension members. VAV Packaged system put on the roof of the wall, where all the ducts, pipes, electrical are coming from. My wall concentrates load bearing, mechanical and ancillary necessities, to create an entirely open space in office area, maximizing planning flexibility.
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The hollow mega-wall structure creates a stackeffect system that makes mechanical use of the form. Stack effect is the movement of air and is driven by a specific force that occurs due to a difference in indoor-to-outdoor air density resulting from temperature and moisture differences. The uncomfortably warm days in central los Angeles can be simply cooled with a passive air strategy. Adopting these structures for the building is not because of an intention for “high-tech” structural expression, but because it can actually assist people in the real world, such as driving positive and negative ventilation and infiltration to save money from extra mechanics.
BUILD UP A SENSUOUS CONNECTION TO LIFE !
VOL.CLXII...No. 3
The work was featured in the 2019 AUD CURRENTS Exhibition.
LOS ANGELES, THURSD
401 - Advanced Topics Studio Academic Project Architecture Design Memorial to Victims of Gun Violence September - December, 2019 Individual work Professor: Ben Refuerzo
DAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019
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THE SCAR The spirituality and transcendence of the gun violence memorial is a result of the tension between the natural and the artificial, between the reflection and the abstraction. Natural elements such as sky, rock, water, light and time compose the project and stimulate the sensory experience. In contrast, walls create an intervention. They are visible from every point but blend with surroundings, making evident the contrasts and balance between nature and a man-made structure. The first interpretation of “The Scar” is a gunshot wound inflicted on the site waiting to be healed. The crack is developed as a vessel for a continuous and suggestive route, inverting the role of the crack from the separation of north-south into a connector between east and west. This leads to the second interpretation of “The Scar”, that modernist ideals might destroy the nature of the architectural design. For instance, modernism sets up a clear circulation for us, but the more efficiency we get for the single route, the less freedom remains for dérive. I want to challenge this notion by adding some north-south paths and entrances as interventions to fracture “The Scar”. “The Scar” leads to a sequence of extreme experiences. The inner spaces of “The Scar” are well articulated through the scale, light, height and view changes, which include moments of exposure and enclosure of “The Scar”. Through a phenomenological trip, the project questions the ver y nature of architectural design and disillusions the modernist ideals that had dominated design thinking since the early 1920s. “The Scar” builds up a sensuous connection to life with the universal language of light, water and time that goes far beyond function, form and construction. The functionality, or even the space of the building is fragile in the course of history, but the symbol of the building traces the existence of human civilization for thousand years.
Light “The scar” leads to a sequence of extreme experiences. The inner space of the scar is well articulated through the scale, light, height and view changes, which include moments of exposure and enclosure of “the scar”. You first enter a deep cave with long, dark and wet passage. You walk, discover the movement of the shadow from the above scenery projecting on the stone around, evoking a place of reflection. You can see the shadow, but cannot touch the real scenery, symbolizing the separation between life and death.
Through a phenomenological trip full of emotion as well as the well-balanced juxtapositions of cut landscape and fabricated interventions, the project questions the very nature of architectural design and disillusions the modernist ideals that had dominated design thinking since the early 1920s. The functionality, or even the space of the building, is fragile in the course of history, but the symbol of the building traces the existence of human civilization for thousand years.
Time The influnece of time can be observed on the stone and the wall because of its capacity to produce unpredictable changes. This confronts the rationality of the wall with the organic roughness conferred by wind erosion and other nature power.
Like, the elevated habitation area provides informal shelter.
This duality between nature and artifice creates an ever changing but timeless relationship between humans and nature.
Every time you visit the memorial space, it will be slightly different .
Water The continuous flowing water introduces you to a hidden interior, where the wall and the stone meet one another. The intervention of the man-made space is minimal with the aim of giving visitors an intimate and silent place where they can reflect in solitude, surrounded by nature of the water. Natural light flows from the water into the interior space elegantly, which evokes the instinctively tranquil emotions in any person staying inside. It is a silent pause in life that makes time for memorial.
Carving into the rock to an inhabitable and sculptural activity space
Giving a gesture of respect to conservation of nature
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You continue, and find light again, this time reflected in water. You decide to get wet while walking on the steps, or take paths on the stone that is made too steep to climb.
Framing the surrounding scenery, making it the content of the project
Introducing a radical shift from modernism’s idea of architecture as a perverse instrument of use to an object of contemplation.
PUSHING PERFORMANCE BY INTRODUCING A NEW SURFACE AND OPERATION !
VOL.CLXII...No. 4
The work was selected as representative for 2017 AUD RUMBLE.
LOS ANGELES, MO
ONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017
AUD 401 - Advanced Topics Studio Academic Project Architecture Design Envelope Renewal March - June, 2017 Group work with Eric Lin and Kenny Wang Professor: Kevin Daly
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OUTSIDE THE CIRCLE, BETWEEN TWO OAKS The Tietgen Dormitory in Copenhagen, Denmark was completed in 2006 by Lundgaard & Tranberg Architects. In the building the Danish architects pursued a rigorously rationalized organization in plan. Our project investigates a different dimension of the building and explores its latent potential in section, pushing its performance further by introducing a new surface and operation of sectional sequencing. The architecture of housing has a unique history in Denmark. Due to the housing shortage after WWII, the Danish government called for the use of prefabricated elements and modular construction. The “Danish block” typology continues to characterize housing in Denmark. The Tietgen Dormitory is located in the newly developed Ørestad neighborhood of Copenhagen, where new experiments on the Danish Block have been carried out. Tietgen Dormitory continues this housing tradition yet puts forward the concept for the “dormitory of the future” by expressing “equality, unity, and community” through its radical circular form. A result of the circular plan is that only two non-oriented elevations exist on the building, an interior elevation and an exterior elevation. The search for depth in elevation became the site of our analysis and intervention. The new screen takes a cue from the building’s hidden structure and draws tension cables up and down the elevation. They are stretched across the outer edges of the floor slabs and around the new shared porches. Oak wood panels are then clamped together with tee nuts, sandwiching around the cables to complete the exterior surface.By redesigning the Tietgen Dormitory’s envelope, the result is a building with a new program and spaces that rest in the envelope—somewhere outside its circular form, in between the interior and the exterior, and in between the individual and the collective.
Plan Strategy The building’s design uses the plan as its main form-generating device. In organization, the dormitory program is divided clearly between its commons and housing units. These are united by a continuous ring of hallway circulation. Shared kitchens, living rooms, and storage space face inwards at a central courtyard, while each dorm faces outward. The building’s form is generated by stacking segments of dormitory unit plans. Thirteen rooms are pulled together to form a fan-shaped segment. Ten unique segments are configured for the building. These segments are paired, stacked, and matched with a set of common spaces across the circular hallway. Three vertical pairs are stacked to create the six-story building, and the composition of 5 segments, for a total of 360 units, competes the circular form.
Shared kitchens, living rooms, and storage space face a central courtyard.
A0 Community Space 26 SQ.M Outdoor 0 DKK/Mo.
A1 French WIndow 0 SQ.M Outdoor 3096.84 DKK/Mo.
Each dorm faces outward across the surrounding area.
A2 Small Balcony 3 SQ.M Outdoor 3216.79 DKK/Mo.
A3 Large WIndow 7 SQ.M Outdoor 3336.73 DKK/Mo.
Sectional Strategy By reading the building through a series of radial sections, we discover opportunities to introduce additional depth to the exterior facade and to complicate its tidy organizational program. Our new design uses the building’s section as its main form-generating device. From the existing sections, we define the building’s envelope from the profiles of its concrete walls. Yet by breaking the correspondence between units and the building’s exterior, we can move the unit’s enclosure independently of the building’s edge conditions. We set each unit’s enclosing wall back from the perimeter to create uniform rooms and modified the profiles of each concrete wall within the envelope depth of 3 meters. By connecting the wall profiles into a continuous line, the discontinuous offsets in the original envelope now form a continuous section of varying depth.
The building’s envelope is a consequence of its section sequence. Between each cut, precast floor slabs connect the sections to provide room depth.
The mismatch from one section to the next is used in some areas to link units together and create shared porches.
The outer edge of the section is then wrapped by a new wood and steel cable screen to define the space and create a new envelope.
Screen Design The new screen takes a cue from the building’s hidden structure and draws tension cables up and down the elevation. They are stretched across the outer edges of the floor slabs and around the new shared porches. Oak wood panels are then clamped together with tee nuts, sandwiching around the cables to complete the exterior surface. The cable and wood panel screen performs in multiple ways as part of the building’s e n v e l o p e . V i s u a l l y, t h e n e w s c r e e n helps to unify the building’s appearance, trading the raw, pulsating, expression of individual units and their massing for a continuous, undulating surface that wraps around the community in warm oak wood.
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SHANGHAI, SUNDA
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VOL.CLXII...No. 5
Architecture and Park Design Renewal of Abandoned Factory Area March - August, 2015 Team Work, Individually Redone Role: Chief Designer Partners: Fan Kun, Li Chengliang, Peng Jiayue All drawings here were produced by Jiajie
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Planting Strategy People can clean the mud on their shoes by rubbing against lawn before they enter their home. When they feel tired after work, they can aerobic, practice Kung Fu Katak Puru and meditate in the Oxygen-bar where the walls around are stuck by ivy.
Wood, Roof and Privacy The density of the woods and the size of construction roof will affect the residents’ personal privacy. People work in the woods and live in the building. Different work places and buildings are available to meet different privacy requirements. Trees in the wood can block out the sunlight and noise. This environment is good for the eye health of people at work and enables them to enjoy more contact with nature. Moreover, people do not have to sit for a long time by working at standing desks.
BLUR THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN STRUCTURE & ART !
VOL.CLXII...No. 6
BEIJING, SUNDAY,
The work was awarded the Guinness World Record for Largest 3D Printed Structure and exhibited in Beijing design week. (Photo by Zhuoneng W
Beijing International Design Week Workshop Structure Design August 2015 Collaborative Studio Partners: Qian Qinyang, Sun Xiya, Tao Bofan, Wang Hongming, Wang Meng, Wang Jiajie, Wang Zhuoneng, Yang Liu, Yang Yi, Zhao Liwen Contribution: Assisted in designing and manufacturing Professor: Yu Lei, Xu Feng
AUGUST, 23, 2015
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VULCAN PAVILION, A PERFECT BLEND OF STRUCTURES AND ART "VULCAN Pavilion" is a pavilion built by the group of Laboratory for Creative Design and exhibited in Beijing design week. During nine-day course, we learnt about parametric design and gcode, learnt to use 3D printer and assisted in designing and manufacturing "VULCAN Pavilion". Having learned gcode, we no longer use the standard 3D slicing software, which can constrain creativity, but choose to input our design concepts into machine codes. The structure of "VULCAN Pavilion" was inspired by silkworm. To shun silkworm chrysalis from various threats in nature, silkworm makes its chrysalis evolve a series of excellent structures and properties. For light-weight, high strength and porosity of silkworm chrysalis, we want to study its structure via project and use it in construction. Reference: Archdaily: LCD's VULCAN Awarded Guinness World Record for Largest 3D Printed Structure The structure is based on LCD's research into the spatial form of cocoons, resulting in the delicate filaments criss-crossing many the of the panels. The design was also eminently practical, able to be split into three smaller parts enabling a range of different programs to take place inside. “VULCAN represents a new reality - that modern architects are able to achieve their ideal design quality from concept to construction using digital design and fabrication methodologies," explained LCD Architect Yu Lei. “This development will increasingly blur the boundaries between structure and art.” https://www.archdaily.com/776169/lcds-vulcanawarded-guinness-world-record-for-largest-3dprinted-structure
Mechanics Research
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Different patterns and material of skin were chosen, depending on magnitude of force and eccentricity. These factors determined the density and form of silk and other parameters. To some degree, mechanical p r o p e r t i e s d e t e rmined the buildings’ configurations, which affected the sizes, lighting and ventilation of divisions.
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MOVE BEYOND THE CONSTRAINTS OF ENGINEERING !
VOL.CLXII...No. 7 PARIS SKYLINE & ROOFTOP GREENHOUSE
PARIS, FRIDA
Bjake Ingels Group Professional Porject Architecture Design October - December, 2017 Team Work Role: Designer for Plans, Sections, Elevations, Renderings, Coding, etc. Manager: Gerhard Pfeiler
AY, OCTOBER 27, 2017
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LA DEFENSE La Défense has become an urban laboratory for modern, postmodern and meta-modern experiments in architecture and city planning. The Oasis la Défense will be a unique and recognizable building within the context of la Défense and Paris. It will also address much of what is lacking today in la Défense by becoming a focal point, full of the life of the city - where residents of Puteaux, individuals that reside in la Défense daily, and visitors to Paris can all congregate to shop, dine, collaborate and work, and to celebrate urban life. CONNECTIONS AND FLEXIBILITY At its most basic, a tower is a generic extrusion of identical floor plans - that can for example be linked to a neighboring tower - much like the original feasibility study for this project illustrates. In our proposal for the Oasis la Défense, half of the floorplates reach out over the public green space to connect between the two towers. This creates endless possibilities for new ways of working and organizing the towers. Of course, the towers’ floorplates can be divided in two equal parts, but our experience in working with new organizations like Google tells us that modern workplaces demand large horizontal floorplates and variation in the layouts. In Oasis la Défense this is combined with an extremely flexible building module that can host layouts suitable to any type and size of organization. TWO TOWERS WITH A TWIST The building begins on the ground with the premise of two towers. As they rise higher, they begin to reach toward one another in embrace. Upon reaching their final height, they are fully locked together - unified in form - and relying on each other for stability. It must provide a clear visual connection between the upper and lower levels of the site along a pedestrian path.
TOUR OASIS
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COURS COURS MICHELET MICHELET
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EXISTING EXISTINGSITUATION SITUATION DISCONNECTED DISCONNECTED PUBLIC SPACES SPACES PUTEAUX ExistingPUBLIC Situation:
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DisconnectedI Public Spaces OASIS LA DEFENSE EXISTING SITUATION URBAN LINK DISCONNECTED PUBLIC NEW SPACES
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1.1 CONCEPT
COURS MICHELET PUTEAUX
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PRE-MODERN, PRE-MODERN,MODERN, MODERN,POST-MODERN, POST-MODERN,META-MODERN META-MODERN
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The upper oasis dedicated to the employees f the tower, where another oasis placed with the Esplanade has a counterpart in is the base in of connection the tower, where another oasis is placed in connection with the Esplanade two towers.de A lush gardenand connects thethe Esplanade to the Michelet. A la Défense between two towers. A Cours lush garden connects the Esplanade to the Cours Michelet. A eated, as well as destination a prominentingateway the city of new the cityto is created, asPuteaux. well as a prominent gateway to the city of Puteaux. OASIS LA DÉFENSE
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2.1 MASSING
SITE BOUNDARY
Site Boundary
MAXIMUM ENVELOPE
Maximum Envelope
TWO TOWERS
Two Towers
LEANING TOWERS
Leaning Towers
The task - to create two office towers and to provide connections between them for amenities - while at the same time maintaining a unified architectural expression - is given a twist. The building begins on the ground with the premise of two towers. Upon reaching their final height, they are fully locked together - unified in form - and relying on each other for stability.
TRANSFORMING FOR BETTER VIEWS
ADJUSTING TO THE SITE &FLOWS
DIVERSITY IN FLOORS
COMMON SPACES/OASIS ELEVATOR HIGH BATTERY
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STAIRS
ELEVATOR LOW BATTERY
OFFICE ESCALATOR
PUBLIC ELEVATORS PUBLIC ESCALATOR
Our vision for the oasis creates a holistic vertical landscape based around nature, wellness and work.
The elevator lobbies on each given access to natural light proximity to the glass façade.
PAUSE FOR THOUGHT The vision for the public realm creates a diverse and human-scale oasis that acts as a welcome retreat from the formal, large-scale boulevards of L’Esplanade. Half park, half plaza, the design maximises on both lushness and pedestrian flow through the site.
Shape Up & Biophillic Design The qualities of spaces and their connectivity are in fact the very elements that give the design its unique presence in the Parisian skyline. The design is based on a rational and cost-efficient structural system, the reduction of the exterior envelope and maximizing the valuable areas in the top of a tower. By beginning with two towers of the same height and shaping them to lock in embrace, floor area is gained in the sky. It maximizes the higher rent areas at the top of the building.
The extracted air from the surrounding offices is passively draw the atrium through a natural pressure gradient between offic greenhouse, significantly reducing mechanical ventilation e requirements. The green lung system creates an environm sustainable symbiosis between living and mechanical building f utilising principals of passive exchange, reducing energy cos creating a naturally responsive vertical park.
SITE BOUNDARY
MAXIMUM ENVELOPE
TWO TOWERS
LEANING TOWERS
TRANSFORMING FOR BETTER VIEWS
ADJUSTING TO THE SITE &FLOWS
DIVERSITY IN FLOORS
COMMON SPACES/OASIS
Transforming for Better Views
Adjusting to the Site & Flows
Common Spaces/Oasis
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2.2 FUNCTIONING CIRCULATION DIAGRAM
STAIRS ESCALATOR ELEVATOR LOW BATTERY ELEVATOR HIGH BATTERY PUBLIC ELEVATOR
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Plan Strategy The two towers are based on a rational and ideally suited center-core office floor typology, while the embrace they share lends an elegance in form that is unique when experienced from the Esplanade, the Cours Michelet and on the Parisian skyline. At the heart of the form are floorplates that can easily host a variety of office layouts from an entirely open office to entirely closed offices - and everything in between - all based on a module of 1.35 meters. An iconic building form is achieved without sacrificing flexibility and leasibility.
3.3 KEY SECTIONS 1/800
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5.1 FACADE SYSTEM TYPICAL OFFICE FACADE MODULATION SCALE 1/50
SECTION
ELEVATION
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DOUBLE GLAZED INTERIOR OPERABLE WINDOW AND FRAME SPACE FOR CLOSED OFFICE DIVIDING WALLS, 1.35M MODULE
CARRIER FRAME, WITH VENT OPENINGS FIRE BARRIER, WITH INTERIOR WALL FINISH
INTERMEDIATE MULLION
RAISED FLOOR SYSTEM, WITH INTERIOR FLOOR FINISH
STRUCTURAL COLUMN UNITIZED FACADE PANEL JOINT
FACADE MAINTENANCE RESTRAINTS
DOUBLE GLAZED INTERIOR OPERABLE WINDOW AND FRAME
VENTILATION GAP FACADE BRACKETS
INTERIOR
STRUCTURAL SLAB INSULATED SPANDREL PANEL, CLAD WITH FINISH MATERIAL FACING OUTWARD FIRE BARRIER FINISHED CEILING
EXTERIOR
SOLAR SHADING BLINDS/SHADES SINGLE GLAZED EXTERIOR GLASS
SOLAR SHADING BLINDS/SHADES SINGLE GLAZED EXTERIOR GLASS EXTERIOR
INTERIOR
CARRIER FRAME, WITH VENT OPENINGS VENTILATION GAP
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The enclosure system proposed for the Oasis la Defense is a fully glazed doubleskin, naturally ventilating facade. The sculptural form of the building is heightened by rendering the tower as crystalline and transparent through the use of a glass facade.The geometry of the tower is a balance between vertical and rectilinear facades with the sculptural twisting facades.
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Bjake Ingels Group Professional Porject Architecture Design December 2017 - May 2018 Team Work Role: Designer for Plans, Sections, Elevations, Modeling, Renderings, Facade Design, etc. on the phases of DD Manager: Jesper Bo Jensen
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KAKTUS TOWERS The cactus towers are a new 80 meter high rise dormitory in Copenhagen. The towers will embody the tradition of solitary towers typical of Copenhagen and the entrance to Copenhagen. The area's central location and urban large scale are suitable for youth housing, and students will also contribute to a lively and safe environment at all times of the day. Housing at Kalvebod Brygge will imply a better continuity in the use of urban spaces, as well as a greater variety and diversity in the area. For buildings over 45 meters, the entire building must be integrated to meet various challenges. In each Cactus Tower we have two independent stairs. All hallways and homes have sprinklers and ensure that fire contamination from floor to floor cannot happen. This is important as the basic principle of the fire rescue is “stay in place� until the residents are told that they must evacuate by the emergency response. Each dwelling unit is equipped with a communication system so that they can continuously make emergency calls or obtain information about the emergency response. The location of the roads must be clarified in collaboration with the capital's emergency preparedness. The balconies on the Cactus towers help give the building its shape and character. The balconies are made of galvanized steel with visible profiles and are made in 8 different variations that are repeated throughout the building. Functionally, both communal kitchens open to outdoor private terraces. This offers a great opportunity for interaction between the outside and the inside, as well as the possibility for all the residents to use the terraces on the green area and get to know each other informally. The hallway connects all the apartments with the contrast between concrete and wood. Also, there is a fantastic view of both the harbor and Vesterbro from the communal kitchens.
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Construction The construction principles are regular wall and deck slab with additional reinforcement of spacecast circular core.
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lines A, B, Bx, C, E and H, as well as bus lines 34, 66 and 1A.
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Butik 167 m2
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Kaktustårnene
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Inde
+4,95 +1,50
Hatch rotation axis
30
52.415
B11
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054
+75,30 +72,30 +69,30 +66,30 +63,30 +60,30 +57,30 +54,30 +51,30 +48,30 +45,30 +42,30 +39,30 +36,30 +33,30 +30,30 +27,30 +24,30 +20,60
+60,80 +57,80 +54,80 +51,80 +48,80 +45,80 +42,80 +39,80 +36,80 +33,80 +30,80 +27,80 +24,80 +21,80 +18,80 +15,30 +12,40 +9,50
52.46
60 20 10 20
N
A
B12
471
30
261
Snit B-B
Kaktus 1 PropCo ApS Kongens Nytorv 26, 1. København K 1050 Denmark
Kaktustårnene København Danmark Faca linjede-
ARK - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227 ING - MOE A/S - Buddingevej 272 - 2860 Søborg - Tlf.: +45 4457 6000 LAND - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227 Dato:
xx.xx.2018
Projekt ID:
Format:
(BIG) 17010
Tegnet af:
Kontrol af:
MMP
JBJ
A0 Godkendt af:
DZ
Tegn.:
01 Facadeudsnit Facadeudsnit, fællesarealer DGS Skala:
1:20
Layout. nr. - Rev.:
K01_H4_N002-
Noter:
#Notes
Landscape
den slats that provide warmth to the nies and raw aluminum profiles. At the om the ventilation system.
Ceiling of teh Balcony The slat walls create a nice connection with the plaster ceiling, on which there are moldings that radiate from the core.
+1,50 +4,95 +9,50 +13,20 +16,90 +20,60 +24,30 +27,30 +30,30 +33,30 +36,30 +39,30 +42,30 +45,30 +48,30 +51,30 +54,30 +57,30 +60,30 +63,30 +66,30 +69,30 +72,30 +75,30
SIGNATURFORKLARING:
SIGNATURFORKLARING:
Hovedindgang
5
12000
7
7
12000
20300
20300
9
CARS TEN NIE BUHR S GADE
Sekundær indgang/udgang
Skellinie
Skellinie
Evt. fremtidig skellinie
Evt. fremtidig skellinie
Betonelementvæg iht. Ingeniørprojekt
Betonelementvæg iht. Ingeniørprojekt
In-situ betonvæg int. Ingeniørprojekt
In-situ betonvæg int. Ingeniørprojekt
Betonsøjle iht. Ingeniørprojekt
Betonsøjle iht. Ingeniørprojekt
Gipsvæg iht. K01_H5_N001
Gipsvæg iht. K01_H5_N001
Projekteret væg (Bygherreleverance)
Projekteret væg (Bygherreleverance)
Dørsignatur for skydedør i væg
D X.XX
C K01_H3_N102
A1
A15
Dørnummer Eks.
A1
A K01_H3_N100
A15
Dørnummer Eks.
A K01_H3_N100
±0,00
Koteangivelse i milimeter
(±0,00)
A3 (FG: +20600)
Dobbelthøjt rum
Gang
Gang
S-56 Snit
S-56 Snit
S-55 Snit
35 m2 06A03 Gulv: 239.001
S-55 Snit
35 m2 06A03 Gulv: 239.001
FG: +20600
D A6.02
D A6.02
E 30-C
75
150
1390
75 150
1790
475 2 m2 06A05
D A6.04
E 30-C ABDL
57 S- it Sn
A5
475
WC EI² 60
TEGNINGSHENVISNING:
57 S- it Sn
Kulturareal Tårn
A: 264 m2 06A04 Se note³
A: 264 m2 06A04 Se note³
TEGNINGSHENVISNING:
S-58 Snit
S-58 Snit
Planer
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H1_N100_E0 - K01_H1_N110_ET
Planer
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H1_N100_E0 - K01_H1_N110_ET
Facader
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H2_N100 - N103
Facader
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H2_N100 - N103
Snit
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H3_N100 - N105
Snit
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H3_N100 - N105
Bygningsudsnit
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H4_N100 - N103
Bygningsudsnit
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H4_N100 - N103
SEKUNDÆR INDGANG
SEKUNDÆR INDGANG
A6
A6 D
D
ID
200
B K01_H3_N101
200
VAR 920
920 1000
2600
700
Spot/belysning
E
20
2600
1000
700
700 1000 2600
1000
Spot/belysning
800
Spot/belysning
DATO
Spot/belysning
20
2100 180
2600 INIT
Hovedprojekt
B
B K01_H3_N101
420
1000 420 VAR 690
50
1000 180
BESKRIVELSE
700
REV
Spot/belysning
2600 800
DATO
2600
INIT
Hovedprojekt B
Beboelse
690 180 VAR 690
VAR 690
50
Type I: TLypical Room
820700
BESKRIVELSE
2600
ID
700
700
2600
2600
700
REV
P
K
Spot/belysning
2100
150
500
B5
800700
545
B5
2600
16 m2 06B16.1 Gulv: 332.001
1010 500
1200
D B6.16 4 m2 EI² 30 06B02 Elevator Gulv: 239.001 B-EL-02 150 1790 Elevator 150 r:3280 220 B-EL-01 r:193 S-43 150 boelse Skakt 0 1390 Snit D B6.17 B-TR-04 150 16 m2 EI² 30 75 Skakt 6B17.1 01 B-TR-0375 : 332.001 S-42 Snit S-43it D B6.18 Sn 1650
2600
Beboelse
Forrum DEI²B6.02 30-C
800700
285
150
Skakt B-TR-02
E
2100 1000
1010
L
EI² 30
75
P
50
K
k try igPt 018 løb06-2 e r Fo 15-
180
E
420
VAR
E
Layout. no. - Rev.:
K01_H1_N106_E6-
50
K
ryk KigPt t018 løb06-2E e r Fo 15-
D B6.15
boelse
16 m2 75 Skakt 6B16.1 B-TR-01 : 332.001
690 180 VAR 690
K01_H1_N106_E6-
1000 520
500
Bad
VAR
VAR920
VAR
K
2 m2 06B15.2 2 m2 06B16.2
E
P
Layout. no. - Rev.:
Bad
16 m2 06B15.1 Gulv: 332.001
0
P
1000
50
EI² 30
C
K
1000 180
Beboelse
1010 D B6.14
Se tegn. nr.
50
EI² 30
FG: +18800
1010
Bad D B6.13 EI² 30 2 Gang m2 06B15.2 35 m2 06B03 Bad Gulv: 239.001 2 m2 06B16.2
D B6.12
B4
20
1010 500
B4
C
E
20
16 m2 06B14.1 Gulv: 332.001
FG: +18800
B6.03
100 mm gulvopbygning iht. bygherre.
Planer
1000 520
Beboelse
-C ABDL
60 mm gulvopbygning iht. bygherre.
³
Se tegn. nr.
920
Bad 2 m2 06B14.2
2600
2 m2 06B13.2
K
920
Bad
500
²
100 mm gulvopbygning iht. bygherre.
A8
700 920
VAR920
Køkken - ungdomsbolig Alm. lejlighed TÅRN A: Etage E6 TÅRN B: Etage E7 TYPE 01
B3
2600
B3
700 920
Køkken - ungdomsbolig Alm. lejlighed TÅRN A: Etage E6 TÅRN B: Etage E7 TYPE 01
R12
Beboelse
A9 A8
60 mm gulvopbygning iht. bygherre.
B2
TERIØR OPSTALTER
16 m2 06B13.1 Gulv: 332.001
VAR
VAR
A9
A7
Planer
420
³ A7
B1
eboelse
NOTE:
²
A10
VAR
A10
VAR
NOTE:
1-RUMS BOLIG
700 1000
(FG: +20600)
Kulturareal Tårn A11
A5
D A6.05
425
57 S- it Sn
820700
10
75
5
2100
EI² 60
S-40 Snit
S-40 Snit
D A6.05
1 S-4 t Sni
Skakt A-TR-03
28
1 FG: +20600 S-4 nit S
425 (FG: +20600)
A11
150
150
75 75
2 m2 06A05
A-EL-02
E 30-C
D A6.05
475
460
10
460
r:65
475
WC
Skakt A-TR-04
Elevator
5
A4
E A K01_H3_N100
S-55 Snit
D A6.05
1200
Forrum
S-55 Snit
1 FG: +20600 S-4 nit S
A4
E A K01_H3_N100
1300
A-EL-01
S-58 Snit
S-58 Snit
E 30-C
54
3 m2
12
00 06A02 1650Gulv: 239.001 615 150
Elevator
12 3 m2 00 06A01 Gulv: 239.001 D A6.01
WC 2 m2 D A6.04 06A06 0 57 r:651D A6.06 S- it Sn 460
E 30-C ABDL
Forrum
r:1930
1300
1 S-4 t Sni
Skakt A-TR-03
5
r:65
75 75
150
1790
150
A-EL-02
28
1200
Skakt A-TR-04
Elevator
5
Forrum
Skakt A-TR-02
Skakt A-TR-01
1200
425
425
54
1300
A-EL-01
12 3 m2 00 06A01 Gulv: 239.001 D A6.01
150
D A6.03
E 30-C ABDL
Elevator
r:1930
1300
WC 2 m2 06A06 0 r:651D A6.06 460
A12
3 m2
12
00 06A02 1650Gulv: 239.001 615 150
1390
Skakt A-TR-02
Skakt A-TR-01
1200
E 30-C
215
75
150
D A6.03
E 30-C ABDL
A12
Forrum
S-40 Snit
215
2600
FG: +20600
G
2100
A13
A3 G
Dobbelthøjt rum
S-56 Snit
S-40 Snit
A13
16 m2 06B12.1 lv: 332.001
Projekteret koteangivelse i milimeter
F
A14
S-56 Snit
GNINGER
Koteangivelse i milimeter
(±0,00)
ProjekteretA2koteangivelse i milimeter
D A3.15: D A3.15 Dør D A3.15 Tårn A el. B D A3.15 Etage 3 D A3.15 Unikt dørnummer
Reference til Snit Eks. Snit A Teging K01_H3_N100
R12
(FG: +20600)
TUS TÅRNENE EDPROJEKT
Dørsignatur for dobbeltfløjet dør med dørnummer
D A3.15: D A3.15 Dør D A3.15 Tårn A el. B D A3.15 Etage 3 D A3.15 Unikt dørnummer
F
A14
D X.XX
Reference til Snit Eks. Snit A Teging K01_H3_N100
±0,00 A2
R12
Dørsignatur for enkeltfløjet dør med dørnummer
D X.XX
Dørsignatur for dobbeltfløjet dør med dørnummer
A16 C K01_H3_N102
A16
Dørsignatur for skydedør i væg
Dørsignatur for enkeltfløjet dør med dørnummer
D X.XX
420
CARS TEN NIE BUHR S GADE
Hovedindgang
9 Sekundær indgang/udgang
2100
12000
420
5
50
3
12000
D K01_H3_N103
00
Projekt ID:
Format:
(BIG) 17010
4875
4875
Tegnet af:
JEBO
DCZ
MMP
Projekt ID:
Godkendt af:
JEBO
12000
12000
6
6
12300
DCZ
8
9
80
820 80
Noter:
#Notes
Sidebeklædning
K01_H1_N106_E6-
1:100, 1:200
Let afmonterbar
Noter:
Layout. nr. - Rev.:
Skala:
K01_H1_N106_E69
1:100, 1:200
Let afmonterbar
8
B9
Layout. nr. - Rev.:
Skala:
12300
Plantegning Etage 6 Første boligetage, Tårn B
#Notes
VAR
4
C K01_H3_N102
C K01_H3_N102
Sidebeklædning
SIGNAT
Toilet - ungd TÅRN A: Etag B: EtagK rå TÅRN aluminiu Type 01
20
1000 1000
800
1000 1000 1000
80 1000 700
2600
30 50 1735
424
2%
580
1000
L
2%
2049
580
10
35
603
806
403
600 600
2%
925
405
600 590 335
335
2010
805
1206
T
2% 2%
210
Knage Skinne for bruse forhæng
765
1750
600
830
600
80 1000
335
806
603
600
35
Opstalt 1:20
Vindue
403 30 50
820 700 82080
603 603
1100
424
50
2010
1206
900
1000 700
2600 2600
2600 30 2100 700 50
30 80 820 50 1206 1206
424
1735
830
603 1206
30 80 820 50 1206 1206
1735 1735 420 830 830 800 20 80 1000
420
1000
420
1000
2600
700
2100 2600 2100 820 700 82080
480
1100
403
603
403
603
2100 2200
1000
480
1735
403
830
900
806
80
1735 1735
420
420 690 VAR
50
2100 180 2100 1000 80 806 520806
1000
403
820
1100
806
885
885
80
420 830 830
VAR VAR 690 690180
50 50
1000 180
520 1000 520 80 403 403
480
180 50
1000
2200
480
VAR 690
50
80 806 520806
80
VAR
920 80
520 80
2600
2600
700 820
1100
700
603 603
1206 1206
900 1206 900 1206 800 80
50
1000 180 520 1000
80
80 920
20
600
24
1100 1100 690180 VAR 690
1100 1100
VAR 920 700
2600
80080 603 603 80
480
24
80
VAR 373 VAR 920 920
480
2600
700
20 800 700 20
700 20
2600
2600
900Opstalt 900 C 800 80
80 2200
480
VAR 920
700 80080
20 800 700 20
480
1000 1000 920 VAR 920 480 480
480
2600
403
2600 806
403
806
Opstalt C
373
VAR 373
2200 2200
2200 2200
1000 1000 480 480
403 806
403
806
1000
424
T
2%
2%
1735
480
2%
900 830
1000
Opstalt B
2200
50
805
2%
925 1099
Opstalt B 1:20
480 480
2049
Vindue
Knage
1000
600
620
2%
50
424
Knage
600
BESK
Spejl
2%
424
ID
2200 2200
1099 6539
2%
REV
480
600 20 49
T
Opstalt D Spot/belysning 1:20
1000
210
600600
G
50
2049
480
6539
2%
2010
335
2%
424
1000
600600
2%
500 2049
900
480
2%
G
49
620
600
Loft plan 1:2020
900
480
2%
210
620
900
900
Let afmonterbar
2010
800 500
2%
2% 600
Spot/belysning
Spejl
2%
335
50
2%
O
200
600 590
2200
4875 Loft plan4875 1:20
500 800 2049
2%
E
1100
800 1175 500
Opstalt A 1:20 L
335
E OPV L
2%
bruse forhæng
Spejl
L 424
1735 1735 900 900 830 830
800 1175
1750
2%
2%
Spejl
405 Skinne for
50
K
Vindue
4875
405 2%
L
K
2%
10
2% 600 600
Opstalt D
2200
200
4875
Opstalt A 1:20 L
2%
335 500
2%
2%
Spot/belysning
600
Spot/belysning Spot/belysning 1:20Skinne for bruse forhæng
Spejl
335
800L335
Opstalt C
Skinne for 1:20 bruse forhæng
2010 805 405 Skinne for 765 bruse forhæng 2010 805 405 765 1750
2%
35
1750
500
2%
1535 600
Opstalt A
590
1750
2%
T
600
2%
480
10 1175 10 600590 1175
Sidebeklædning
1535
800 1175 335
765 35
2%
2%
Spot/belysning
620
600 590 600
4875
L
335 35 200
SpejlSpejl
2%
4875
2%
590
2010
805
2%
2200
2%
L 200
765
T
2%
2%
2200
10600 600 600 590 10
35
L
805
T
L
600 600
Knage
1100
600 600 600
Spejl
200
200
1175 10
Opstalt C 1:20
2010
L
T
P
E
Vindue
Knage
1000 1000 480 480
600
P
500
2%
2200 2200
600 590
4875
Sidebeklædning
Opstalt A
L 200
P
2%
2200 2200
10
200
2049
600 600
E
Opstalt B 1:20
2%
1100
G
600600 20 2% 49
Opstalt B
P
E
2%
2%
Knage
1000 1000 480 480
900
2% 2%
Opstalt B
KP
L
Let afmonterbar
2%
K
2%
480
E
Opstalt B 1:20
2%
2%
200 2010
600 G 900
Plan 1:202049
2%
E
4875
P 2%
Opstalt A
800 500
480
2010
4875
500 800
620
600
K
2%
800 1175 500
2200
2049
E
590 800 1175
Opstalt A
620
G
4875
P
2%
K
1175 10 600590 1175 10
1100
G 900
600
4875
K
2%
Opstalt D
Opstalt A
900
E
600 600 590
2200 2200
Opstalt A 1:20
2010
K
10600 600 590 10 600
480
2% 2%
2010
600 600 600
2%
480
2% 2%
Opstalt D
Plan 1:20
600600
2%
620
Opstalt A 1:20
2%
2%
620
600 Køkken - ungdomsbolig Alm. lejlighed TÅRN A: Etage E7-20 TÅRN B: Etage E8-24 2% TYPE 02 2%
Opstalt A
2%
2%
2200 2200
Køkken - ungdomsbolig Alm. lejlighed TÅRN A: Etage E7-20 TÅRN B: Etage E8-24 TYPE 02
2%
P
600
Alle installationer er samlet i 600 skakt bag600 toilet, og600 over 10 nedhængt loft 210 210 600 600 590 600i badeværelset. 1175 10210 590 SpejlSpejl210 800 1175 500 800 500 Spejl Vindue Spejl Knage Radiatoren er indbygget i den boks der fungerer som russervindue. hvor der ikke er behov russervindue, sidder radiatoren op ad facadepartiet. 4875 I de lejligheder4875 2%
600
424
424 920
600
Vindue
700
2600
700
834
Spejl
2600
920
834
834
600
834
834
600 600
600
600 373
SpejlSpejl
1100 1100
Spejl
1100 1100
834
600
373
373
Opstalt B I rummet står en træboks fremOpstalt somBsit eget element, indeholdene køkken og bad. På gulvet i værelset har vi et linoleumsgulv, rå betonvægge og vinduesrammer i I nogle lejligheder er facden så støjbelastet at vi skal have en russerkasse, vi har designet denne kasse så den kan bruges som bænk i vinduet. 210 210 K K Plan Plan E 1:20 1:20 På badeværelset arbejder vi med et alu vindue, spejl og fliser. Da badet er meget lille, er der behov for fliser i hele badeværelset.
600
D K01_H3_N103
3
Plantegning Etage 6 Første boligetage, Tårn B
Opstalt B
4
12000
80
4875
Kontrol af:
badeværelset. e lejligheder hvor Der derer 495 ikke er behov russervindue, sidder radiatoren op ad facadepartiet. lejligheder i vores bebyggelse, heraf 462, 1 rums boliger. 8000 12000
80
80
Format:
(BIG) 17010
4875
Tegn.:
1735
Tegn.:
xx.xx.2018
Godkendt af:
1000 830
MMP
Dato:
Kontrol af:
885
Tegnet af:
VAR
xx.xx.2018
B8
820 80
820
820 80 80
520
ING - MOE A/S - Buddingevej 272 - 2860 Søborg - Tlf.: +45 4457 6000
LAND - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227
A
Dato:
00 000
Opstalt 1:20
ARK - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227
ING - MOE A/S - Buddingevej 272 - 2860 Søborg - Tlf.: +45 4457 6000
LAND - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227
A
UNGDOMSBOLIGERNE 1-RUMS LEJLIGHEDERNE ARKITEKTONISKE FORUDSÆTNINGER
600 600
København Danmark
ARK - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227
B7
80
Kaktus 1 PropCo ApS
Kongens Nytorv 26, 1. København K 1050 Denmark
80
Kaktus 1 PropCo ApS
København Danmark
B7
+9,50 +4,95 +1,50
Kongens Nytorv 26, 1. København K 1050 Denmark
80
800
80
Beboelse
11 m2 06B04.2 Gulv: 332.001
80
Beboelse
20 m2 06B04.1 Gulv: 332.001
80
eboelse
16 m2 06B05.1 lv: 332.001
+16,90 +13,20
+4,95 +1,50 -2,00
80
+9,50 +4,95 +1,50
80
80 +16,90 +13,20
+4,95 +1,50 -2,00
520
20
B6
+75,30 +72,30 +69,30 +66,30 +63,30 +60,30 +57,30 +54,30 +51,30 +48,30 +45,30 +42,30 +39,30 +36,30 +33,30 +30,30 +27,30 +24,30 +20,60
+60,80 +57,80 +54,80 +51,80 +48,80 +45,80 +42,80 +39,80 +36,80 +33,80 +30,80 +27,80 +24,80 +21,80 +18,80 +15,30 +12,40 +9,50
520
B6
+75,30 +72,30 +69,30 +66,30 +63,30 +60,30 +57,30 +54,30 +51,30 +48,30 +45,30 +42,30 +39,30 +36,30 +33,30 +30,30 +27,30 +24,30 +20,60
+60,80 +57,80 +54,80 +51,80 +48,80 +45,80 +42,80 +39,80 +36,80 +33,80 +30,80 +27,80 +24,80 +21,80 +18,80 +15,30 +12,40 +9,50
80
Bad
5 m2 06B04.3
N
520
2 m2 06B18.2
16 m2 06B18.1 Gulv: 332.001
N
800
Bad
Beboelse
Skakt B-FR-01
800 80 20
1010
Bad
2 m2 06B17.2
0
E 30-C ABDL
50
D B6.19
2 m2 06B17.2
Bad
D B6.04 D B6.052 m2 EI² 30 EI² 3006B18.2 500 500 1010
1010
800
215
Bad
t
800 80 20
1010
0
EI² 30
20
There are 495 apartments in the building, which 462 kken og bad. På gulvet i værelset har vi et linoleumsgulv, rå betonvægge og vinduesrammer i råof aluminium. L are single L L L residence rooms. In the room, a wooden box 60050 600 50 sse, vi har designet denne kasse så600den kan bruges som bænk 200stands 200 its own 200i vinduet. 200 out as element, containing the kitchen and 373 600 600 600 10 600 590 600 1175 10 590 800 1175 500 800 500 373 have a Opstalt linoleum floor, raw Opstalt B Opstaltwe A A 4875 bath. On the 4875 floor of the room 1:20 1:20 1:20 Kaktustårnene concreteKaktustårnene walls and window frames in raw aluminum. some 50 50 50 50 t er meget lille, er der behov for fliser i hele badeværelset. apartments, a Russian window is installed to block theInnoise. 590 590 800 1175 800 1175 600 600600 600 600 600 10600 600 600 590 10 600 600 1175 10 600590 1175 10 500 500 800 800 500 500 373 373 373 373 16 m2 06B17.1 Gulv: 332.001
2%
1750
4875
765
600Konge L
Toilet - ungd ARK - BJARKE 2% TÅRN A: Etag ING - MOE A/S LAND Etag - BJARK TÅRN B: 2049 xxx Type Dato: 02 06.07.2018 09.03.2018
Tegnet af:
SIGNATURFORKLARING: Hovedindgang
7
12000
9
20300
Sekundær indgang/udgang
Skellinie Evt. fremtidig skellinie Betonelementvæg iht. Ingeniørprojekt In-situ betonvæg int. Ingeniørprojekt
HC-LEJLIGHED
Betonsøjle iht. Ingeniørprojekt Gipsvæg iht. K01_H5_N001
DE
Projekteret væg (Bygherreleverance)
Dørsignatur for enkeltfløjet dør med dørnummer
D X.XX
Dørsignatur for dobbeltfløjet dør med dørnummer
420
C K01_H3_N102
A16
690
A1
Dørnummer Eks.
A K01_H3_N100
A15
±0,00
Reference til Snit Eks. Snit A Teging K01_H3_N100 Koteangivelse i milimeter
(±0,00)
A2
D A3.15: D A3.15 Dør D A3.15 Tårn A el. B D A3.15 Etage 3 D A3.15 Unikt dørnummer
1000
VAR
Dørsignatur for skydedør i væg D X.XX
Projekteret koteangivelse i milimeter
180
F
P
E
R12
50
K A14
er findes en 2 rums lejlighed på hver etage. g rå betonvægge, samt vinduesrammer i rå aluminium. S-56 Snit
2100
1000
G
Dobbelthøjt rum
Gang
A13
700
2600
Spot/belysning
A3
(FG: +20600)
S-56 Snit
35 m2 06A03 Gulv: 239.001
S-55 Snit
L badeværelset. der behov for fliser i hele FG: +20600
Type II: Handicap Room
D A6.02 E 30-C
1790
r:1930
1300
Elevator
1300 A K01_H3_N100
1200 Skakt A-TR-04
75
eværelset, samt skakt ved køkken. A-EL-02
1 S-4 t Sni
75
150
425
54
5
Skakt A-TR-03
Forrum
12 3 m2 00 06A01 Gulv: 239.001 D A6.01
820
75
150
520
1200
150
Skakt A-TR-01
A4
E
1390
Skakt A-TR-02
75
200
Forrum
1200 3 m2 06A02 1650Gulv: 239.001 615 Elevator A-EL-01 150
150
S-40 Snit
215
D A6.03
E 30-C ABDL
1 FG: +20600 S-4 nit S
460
590
10
D A6.05
r:65
10
E 30-C
475
80
S-40 Snit
57 S- it Sn
1175
800
475
WC
2 m2 06A05
D A6.04
E 30-C ABDL
S-55 Snit
600
5
S-58 Snit
600
28
80
33 rooms are handicap-friendly rooms. The material is the 50 same as the typical rooms. All installations are assembled in igheder hvor der ikke4875 er behov russervindue, sidder radiatoren op ad facadepartiet. a shaft behind the bathroom, over a suspended ceiling in the bathroom as well as a shaft in the kitchen. In the apartments tB where no Russian windows are needed, the radiator sits up against the facade section. T WC
2 m2 06A06 0 r:651D A6.06 460
A12
D A6.05 EI² 60
425
424
TEGNINGSHENVISNING:
57 S- it Sn
(FG: +20600)
Kulturareal Tårn A: 264 m2 06A04 Se note³
A11
A5
500
S-58 Snit
Planer
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H1_N100_E0 - K01_H1_N110_ET
Facader
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H2_N100 - N103
Snit
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H3_N100 - N105
Bygningsudsnit
Se tegn. nr.
K01_H4_N100 - N103
SEKUNDÆR INDGANG
A6
D
NOTE:
60 mm gulvopbygning iht. bygherre.
³
100 mm gulvopbygning iht. bygherre.
Planer
Se tegn. nr.
A8
1000
920
420
E OPV L
4875 Radiatoren
Emhætte
820
Dato:
Projekt ID:
12300
Let afmonterbar 9
2100
180
(BIG) 17010
Kontrol af:
Godkendt af:
MMP
JEBO
DCZ
Skala:
Ventilation lem (udføres af VVS) Layout. nr. - Rev.:
K01_H1_N106_E6-
1:100, 1:200
VAR
Toilet - ungdomsbolig TÅRN A: Etage E6 TÅRN B: Etage E7 Køleskab Type 01
600
424
600
Knage
Knage
2%
Spot/belysning
600
Vindue
1000 1000
800
420
20
T
2%
E Vindue
700
2600 1000 2%
1000
2%
Opstalt A
500
420 830 830
2%
800 500 420
4875
800
VAR
4875
1175
1735 1735
500
VAR VAR 690
1175
590 P
2%
834
834
Layout. no. - Rev.:
690
E
800
500 K01_H4_N201-
50
20
K
L
Spejl
690180
VAR
VAR 920 20
480 480
2%
1100 1100
1000 1000 480 480
Godkendt af:
10 600590 10
210 1175
1000 1000 480 480
Kontrol af:
2%
210
Spejl
4875
480
Tegnet af:
600600
590
480
Toilet- -ungdomsbolig ungdomsbolig Køkken ARK - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227 A: Etage E7-20 Alm.TÅRN lejlighed ING - MOE A/S - Buddingevej 272 - 2860 Søborg - Tlf.: +45 4457 6000 LAND Etage - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227 TÅRN B: E8-24 TÅRN A: Etage E7-20 xxx Type 02 TÅRN B: Dato: Etage E8-24 2% ID: Projekt Format: A31 09.03.2018 (BIG) 17010 TYPE 02 06.07.2018
600600
G L
2%
620
600
10 T G
2%
Kaktustårnene København Danmark
600
600
620
500
920
834
600
373
373
6002%
Spejl
P
2%
1735 1735 900 900 830 830
VAR 373
600
Spejl
K
2200 2200
30 50
SIGNATURFORKLARING
Plan 1:20
2200 2200
2200 2200
+9,50 +4,95 +1,50
Kongens Nytorv 1. København 1050Danmark Denmark Kongens Nytorv 26, 1.26,København K K1050 1175 800
4875
1206
+13,20
210
Skinne for bruse forhæng
T
+16,90
Catella Investment A/S Kaktus 1 PropCoManagement ApS
900 830
603
Knage
1100 1100
+4,95 +1,50 -2,00
600
1000
885
2%
1735
590
+75,30 +72,30 +69,30 +66,30 +63,30 +60,30 +57,30 +54,30 +51,30 +48,30 +45,30 +42,30 +39,30 +36,30 +33,30 +30,30 +27,30 +24,30 +20,60
900 830
480
2%
2% faldretning
80 1000
1735
1000
335
Belysning
VAR
Noter:
885
2200
10
800
4875
Plantegning Etage 6 Første boligetage, Tårn B
2%
+60,80 +57,80 +54,80 +51,80 +48,80 +45,80 +42,80 +39,80 +36,80 +33,80 +30,80 +27,80 +24,80 +21,80 +18,80 +15,30 +12,40 +9,50
210
405
700
Format:
xx.xx.2018
Tegnet af:
Sidebeklædning
Opstalt B
Skinne for bruse forhæng
50 373
Knage
N
2%
820
820 80
373
#Notes
Vindue
4875
50
500
590
Opstalt B 1:20
80
520
80
80
800 500
10
690
8
800
600
L
600
K
E OPV L 200
210
180
12000
6
L
1175
600
Porttelefon
50
Projektforslag Hovedprojekt
12000
1175
LAND - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227
A
DATO
Opstalt A 1:20
600
50 373
Låge for skakt 10 590 Kombi-ovn
1000
INIT
500
København Danmark
ING - MOE A/S - Buddingevej 272 - 2860 Søborg - Tlf.: +45 4457 6000
L
800
4875
Emhætte Opvaskmaskine
520
C K01_H3_N102
BESKRIVELSE
+9,50 +4,95 +1,50
ARK - BJARKE INGELS GROUP - Kløverbladsgade 56, 2500 Valby - Tlf.: +45 7221 7227
590 10 600590 10 Gulvafløb G 4875
600600
Tegn.:
ID
50
80
50 4875424 Kaktustårnene Termostat
+13,20
Kongens Nytorv 26, 1. København K 1050 Denmark
T
600600
200 1175 +16,90
+4,95 +1,50 -2,00
Kaktus 1 PropCo ApS
T G
600
200
590Loft
10
+75,30 +72,30 +69,30 +66,30 +63,30 +60,30 +57,30 +54,30 +51,30 +48,30 +45,30 +42,30 +39,30 +36,30 +33,30 +30,30 +27,30 +24,30 +20,60
+60,80 +57,80 +54,80 +51,80 +48,80 +45,80 +42,80 +39,80 +36,80 +33,80 +30,80 +27,80 +24,80 +21,80 +18,80 +15,30 +12,40 +9,50
520
80
800
600
500
80
800
600
200
N
80
20
800 80 20 80
1175
600
Spot/belysning
80
200
Spot/belysning
SIGNATURFORKLARING L L
400 K01_H4_N201-
520
200
REV
1000 520
Hovedprojekt B B K01_H3_N101
Layout. no. - Rev.:
L
I de lejligheder hvor der ikke er behov russervindue, sidder radiatoren op ad facadepartiet.
DATO
2600
INIT
820700
L
BESKRIVELSE
2600
ID
2100
REV
2100
2100
er indbygget i den boks der
t P igPt 018 løb - 2 ore15-06 F fungerer som russervindue. 1000
E
50
E
180 1000
500
2600
K
700
2600
800700
Opvaskmaskine
800
700
K
1175
20
590
1000
10
P
E
20
Kombi-ovn
4875
T
2600
1000
700 1000
2600
420
420
690
50
K
Spot/belysning
K
700
VAR
690 180 VAR 690
1000
420
920
L
590
tB
Spot/belysning
2600
2600
700 920
50
10
VAR
Layout. no. - Rev.:
K01_H1_N106_E6-
Låge for skaktAlle installationer er samlet i skakt bag toilet, ogrykover nedhængt loft i badeværelset, samt skakt ved køkken.
600
1735 1735 900 900 830 830
B5
P
E spejl og fliser. Da badet er relativt lille, er der behov for fliser i hele badeværelset. På badeværelset arbejder vi med
80
600
C
K
210
180
600
690
885 920 VAR
VAR
G L 33 handicapvenlige to rums boliger. Der findes en 2 rums lejlighed på hver etage. Af de 495 lejligheder i tårnene er de SIGNATURFORKLARING Materialiteten er samme i 1 rums boligen med linoleumsgulv, træ køkken og rå betonvægge, samt vinduesrammer i rå aluminium. L
Toilet - ungdomsbolig Køkken - ungdomsbolig TÅRN A: Etage E6 Alm. lejlighed TÅRN B: Etage E7 Køleskab TÅRN A: Etage E6 Type 01 TÅRN B: Etage E7 TYPE 01 Porttelefon P
80
A9
²
VAR
VAR
A7
VAR
UNGDOMSBOLIGERNE HC-LEJLIGHEDERNE T G ARKITEKTONISKE FORUDSÆTNINGER
A10
K01_H4