KU Landscape Planning - Group 9 - Proces Diary

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STEELSC APE PR OCESS DIARY

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Group 9 WEEK ONE

Triple runs

The model and the titel refeers to the group concept, with its three structures crossing the denced city, combining urban structures with the blue and green elements surrounding the city. Bringing the four models togethat and talking about the project as a group, we realized that we in general want to reconnect the city and create a distinct center with clear and defined structures leading to the surrounding areas. We will do this by working with the expression and design of the canals at certain locations, which is reflected in the model as three distinct lines and a dense city center. The concept is based on the three words; ‘movement’, ‘connection’ and ‘meetings’.

“Movement, Connection & Meetings” The word movement, refers to the weak structure of the city, and a need for more guidance in the streets and a greater variety of ex-

periences and opportunities as you move along the canals and houses. There is also a need for a greater coherence with the surrounding green and blue areas, but also within the very center, across channels and roads. Meetings refers to the random meetings that occur between people, as well as between the urban areas and nature, historic structures and modern structures. Working with our conpect we have chosen to strenghten three lines across the center. The model shows these lines connecting respectively the green, blue and urban areas of the city, creating variation in urban areas. These three lines will now be explained more detailed.

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Wild blue-green run

The wild blue-green run forms a connection between the wetlands to the green area to the east. The line runs along the northern canal and provides visibility from the railway and into city.

Wild blue-green run. Creating sightlines between the green areas along the canal. Visualization. Wild blue-green run.

Urban-green run

This line connects the city center to the two green areas, east and west of the city, bringing the urban into the surrounding areas. The line runs from the forest, through the center, between the high school area and the camping area into the wetland. Here we would like to create a greater accessibility and opportunity for stays and meetings.

Urban- green run. Connecting the green areas across the city center.

Visualization. Urban-green run.

Urban-blue run

The urban line running along the southern canal allows for greater coherence between the northern and southern part of the city By creating different spaces and meeting point in the city, with a more urban character, along the canal, you create the opportunity for people to interact.

Urban-blue run. Connecting the urban areas along the canal.

Visualization. Urban-blue run.

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Group 9 WEEK TWO

Four runs & an edge

The model and the titel refeers to the group concept, with its four structures crossing a denced city, combining urban structures with the blue and green elements surrounding the city. The idea of this project is to reconnect the city by working with existing structures. To create a dence citycenter with clear and defined structures leading to the surrounding areas (Diagram 1.) This we will do by working with the expression and design of the canals at certain locations, which is reflected in the model as three distinct lines and a dense city center. The fourth run is combining different areas within the city. The concept is based on the three words; ‘movement’, ‘connection’ and ‘meetings’.

There is also a need for a greater coherence with the surrounding green and blue areas, but also within the very center, across canals and roads.

First group concept model The word movement, refers to the weak structure of the city, and a need for more guidance in the streets and a greater variety of experiences and opportunities as you move along the canals and houses.

“Movement, Connection & Meetings”

Working with our concept we have chosen to strenghten four lines across the center. Diagram 2 shows these lines connecting respectively the green, blue and urban areas of the city, creating a variation in spaces.

Meetings refers to the random meetings that occur between people, as well as between the urban areas and nature, historic structures and modern structures.

Diagram 1. The meeting between the modern structures & historic structures.

By Ana Rita Goulart Fernandes, Astrid Jakobsen Kirk, Ingrid Nålsund, Kasper Steen Rasmussen


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Wild blue-green run

The wild blue-green run forms a connection between the wetlands to the green area to the east. The line runs along the northern canal and provides visibility from the railway and into city.

Urban-green run

This line connects the city center to the two green areas, east and west of the city, bringing the urban into the surrounding areas. The line runs from the forest, through the center, between the high school area and the camping area into the wetland. Here we would like to create a greater accessibility and opportunity for stays and meetings.

Urban-blue run

The urban line running along the southern canal allows for greater coherence between the northern and southern part of the city By creating different spaces and meeting point in the city, with a more urban character, along the canal, you create the opportunity for people to interact.

Visualization showing the meeting between the city and its surrounding nature.

Urban-blue run

The urban run is the most urban structure were we want to connect two very different parts of the city. An important historic area with a factories and largescale shops.

Barcelona thoughts

Here is something about our trip and what we got from it.. - Repeating arcitectural elements - The plantingstrategies - A more clear and dense city edge - Working with the terrain - Meetings between elements - Variety of different pavements

Diagram 2. A dence city with a clear cityedge. Four structures connecting areas across the city.

Modelmaking in Barcelona repeated arcitectual element Conceptional section

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closed space

open space

city edge

dence city

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Group 9 WEEK THREE Pladsdannelse Rekreativ park/aktivitetsområde

The urban edge

Fortætning af gadeforløb/parkering Fortætning af boligområde

SpacePladsdannelse formation Rekreativ park/aktivitetsområde Recreative / activity area Fortætning af gadeforløb/parkering Densification of street area

Densification of af residential Fortætning boligområde First draft of the masterplan.

ing, refers to the random meetings that occur between people, as well as meetings between the urban areas and nature, historic structures and modern structures. The word movement, refers to the weak structure of the city, and

The idea of this project is to make Frederiksværk city center more understandable as a defined urban space. To achieve this we want to redefine the different urban elements and spaces. The redefining also tells about an hierarchy within the city. As an additional layer we want to highlight the already excisting historical lines that goes through the city. Each line has its own story to tell and they all reflects the wide range of qualities that are represented in Frederiksværk; dense forrest, open wetlands, narrow canals, steelwork history, city life and water. The first step in the project is to define the edge of the city leaving no doubt about whether you are inside or outside the city center. The edge is created by densifying the city center with vegetation, meetingplaces and new buildings. Along

“Redefine the different urban elements.”

Existing trafical structure Railway Main road Secondary road Path

the edge we are creating an open belt, as a contrast to the dense area. Secondly, we have chosen to strengthen 4 lines across the center. These lines can be described in 3 words; ‘meetings’, ‘connections’, and ‘movement’. The word meet-

a need for more guidance in the streets and a greater variety of experiences and opportunities as you move along the canals, nature, and houses. There is also a need for a greater connection with the surrounding green and blue areas, but also within the very center, across canals and roads.

By Ingrid Nålsund, Astrid Jakobsen Kirk, Kasper Steen Rasmussen, Ana Rita Goulart Fernandes


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Dence citycenter Wetland

Concept diagram

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Group 9 WEEK FOUR

Urban Edge of Frederiksværk Mall The Square

Highschool Church

The Libary Garden

Gjethouse

Mail Office Sqare

Masterplan In Progress

The idea of this project is to make Frederiksværk city center more understandable as a defined urban space. To achieve this we want to redefine the different urban elements and spaces. The redefining also tells about an hierarchy within the city. As an additional layer we want to highlight the already excisting historical lines that goes through the city. Each line has its own story to tell and they all reflects the wide range of qualities that are represented in Frederiksværk; dense forrest, open wetlands, narrow canals, steelwork history, city life and water.

The first step in the project is to define the edge of the city leaving no doubt about whether you are inside or outside the city center. The edge is created by densifying the city center with vegetation, meeting places and new buildings. Along the edge we are creating an open belt, as a contrast to the dense area.

“Movement, Connection & Meetings” Secondly, we have chosen to strengthen 5 historical lines across the center. These lines can be described in 3 words; ‘meetings’, ‘connections’, and ‘movement’.

Open Dense

Concept Drawing By Ana Rita Goulart Fernandes, Astrid Jakobsen Kirk, Ingrid Nålsund, Kasper Steen Rasmussen


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The word meeting, refers to the random meetings that occur between people, as well as meetings between the urban areas and nature, historic structures and modern structures. The word movement, refers to the weak structure of the city, and a need for more guidance in the streets and a greater variety of experiences and opportunities as you move along the canals, nature, and houses. There is also a need for a greater connection with the surrounding green and blue areas, but also within the very center, across canals and roads.

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Existing historical lines strengthened in our project

Concept diagram Existing Buildings

Areas of Interest Forrest Residential Garden Forrest Wetland City Center

Industrial

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By Ana Rita Goulart Fernandes, Astrid Jakobsen Kirk, Ingrid NĂĽlsund, Kasper Steen Rasmussen


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