Synchronized re-use Room of exchange and resources
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Architecture, Design and Conservation School of Architecture
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture, Design and Conservation School of Architecture
Lina Bareikyte, Stud5628 - Urbanism and Societal change Thesis project 2015, Supervisor: Kathrin Susanna Gimmel
New shopping and craftsmanship experience
Consumerism Societal change. Consumerism today
The change in shopping culture is based on mass culture and globalization. Barbara Kruger
Consumerism Societal change. Changed expenditure
of consumption
1975
food 25%
vehicle recreation
housing 15%
2013
food 21%
vehicle recreation
housing 29%
“Bo Bendre� - influential danish magazine, in some sense promoting home ownership as a goal in life, therefore possession of objects. Source: http://www.statistikbanken.dk/statbank5a/default.asp?w=1680
Consumerism Societal change. Households’ consumption
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Clothing and footwear
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Furniture, furnishing, household services, etc.
In contemporary society commodity goods no longer serve to eliminate the deficit for which they were originally designed. The desire to consume is often portrayed as a natural human characteristic that cannot be changed. But the way people consume and what they consume is in constant transformation. In Denmark with density and housing shortage, the spending pattern of danes has shifted since 80’s from a food focused expenditure to one where housing is one of the biggest single monthly expense. Moreover If we look at the covers of magazines through out the time, the ownership of home was always emphasized and idealized. Therefore with this wish comes the furnishing and buying new objects for your cozy house. And Bo Bedre magazine helped to pile up things, by promoting the possession of objects.
Source: http://www.statistikbanken.dk/statbank5a/default.asp?w=1680
Consumer incentives Spending and throwing away culture
IKEA catalogue 2012
Consumer incentives Spending and throwing away culture
Consequence Need for constant upgrade
Planned obsolescence in technologies. Need for constant upgrade
General Motors company rebooted the obsolescence to want the new
Consequence Carbon
10g
Standard plastic bag 10g
88g
LSD TV (1hour) 88g
footprint
700g
447kg
1kilo of household waste 700g Yearly waste per year 447kg
5.5 kg 8,1 kg
Sofa 8,1 kg
8,6 kg
Armchair 8,6 kg
138 kg
Computer for a year 138 kg
8,3kg 6kg
Office chair 5.5 kg
Bookcase 6kg
The amount of CO2 used to make the objects. http://www.fira.co.uk/document/fira-carbon-footprinting-document-2011
Dining table 8,3kg
Desirable shift and proposition
From
“I want stuff”
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“I want the needs or experiences it fulfills “
Shared resources Craftsmanship experience
Desirable shift and proposition Exposed craftsmanship
Desirable shift and proposition Shopping and crafting
New shopping and craftsmanship experience
Desirable shift and proposition Proposed four new
Prod/re - use
Re-purposing, fixing the objects
Trade
Selling, exchanging
Lend/Borrow
Accessing the use
Meet
Interacting
rooms
Desirable shift and proposition The reference models
Genbyg One big company
Den Bl책 Hal Many different participants
Desirable shift and proposition The model of proposition
OLD NEW OLD
Building as a digestive system in an urban and local context, filtering and re-using the used materials and “spiting� out as new old.
Repairing and re-using
Selling and buying Demolition sites Social exchange
Community initiatives
Households
Lending and borrowing
The place The site in Copenhagen context
Nørrebro Haraldsgade
Center
Nørrebro - Haraldsgade neighbourhood
The place Social prototypes
Nørrebro park shared garden
Superkilen
Nørrebro park shared garden
Jagersborggade
Red square
Banana park
Nørrebro neighbourhood
The place The site in Copenhagen context
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Nørrebro
Center
Bicycle route - connecting loop
S train
New metro line
The place The site and the characteristics
Haraldsgade - heterogeneous neighbourhood
The urban strategies The synergy in the area
The synergy among the new proposition, the Candy Factory (Bolsjefabrikken) and Recycling station
The urban strategies The continues public belt
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The urban strategies The created situation. The synergy
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The site conditions The existing site elements
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The site conditions The existing warehouse building
The site conditions The existing warehouse building
Rovsingsgade industrial building is a former biggest flea market in Copenhagen, terminated in 2010.
The site organization The existing warehouse building
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1. Material supply flow for the building facilities; 2. Item picking point with the car; 3. Multi functional public square/car parking; 4. Garbage disposal; 5. Loading/unloading truck entrance
The existing building elements Re - using the existing
Existing concrete structure
Existing concrete slabs
Existing vertical connection
Existing brick and metal plates facade
The existing building materiality T h e t r a c e s o f use
Exterior brick wall with original graffiti
Actions of intervention Main methods of re - using
Cutting
Filling in
New elements
Movable shelves
Movable partitions
Warm boxes
Stairs
Big vs small Dominant concrete structure and new elements
The functionality Visible material flow
The material flow. Conveyor system acts as an element in the space for material handling.
Layering of spaces and activities
The spaces and atmospheres The market
Taizo Yamamoto ‘Shopping carts’ 2005-2008
The spaces and atmospheres The market
Movement experience. The duality of traceability and getting lost.
The emphasized red tiles stripe in the market area works as a main street
The spaces and atmospheres The market
Central market space - as a main street for interaction
The spaces and atmospheres The market
The spaces and atmospheres The market. Moments of the building
The spaces and atmospheres The market. Moments of the building
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Entrance and info box/cashier
The spaces and atmospheres The market. Moments of the building
Info box/cashier
The spaces and atmospheres The market. Moments of the building
The designer boxes
The spaces and atmospheres The market. Moments of the building
Rentable designer market boxes
The spaces and atmospheres T h e m a r k e t. M o m e n t s o f t h e b u i l d i n g
The storage. Loading/unloading
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops. Ist floor
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops. IInd floor
The flexible working ground
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops. IInd floor
Gordon Matta Clark. Inspiration
Revealing the layers of the building
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops. First floor
First floor
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops. First floor moments
Metal and wood workshops. Inner walls are made from polycarbonate so that the activities in the workshop would be semi visible.
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops. First floor moments
Combined activities and freedom to interpret, canteen could become space for group work.
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops. First floor moments
Individual open working spaces could be found throughout the whole building, making the action of producing casual and reachable.
The spaces and atmospheres The workshops. Second floor moments
Second floor
The flow in the building Vertical connection
The flow in the building Material flow in the building
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The flow in the building Material flow
within the building
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The flow in the building The
re-used parking lot
The flow in the building The
re-used parking lot. Multipurpose square
Square scenario nr1. Outside flea market
Square scenario nr 2. Concert - the scene is set in between the steel frames
Square scenario nr 3. Smaller event is taking place in between the steel frames
The flow in the building Accessibility
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Market
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Lend/Borrow
Meeting
Workshops
Special functions
Lend/B
Exterior Transmitting the activities from inside
Facade fragment. Creating openness and permeability
Exterior Transmitting the activities from inside
Visibility from the outside
Views and connection with the city
Natural light
Exterior Transmitting the activities from inside
The industrial rough atmosphere is evident in the area
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Architecture, Design and Conservation School of Architecture
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture, Design and Conservation School of Architecture
Lina Bareikyte, Stud5628 - Urbanism and Societal change Thesis project 2015, Supervisor: Kathrin Susanna Gimmel