LUZIAPARK NIEDERNSILL
25m
LUZIA PARK
Niedernsill/Austria by Stephan Wimmer & Bernhard Stubenbรถck In summer 2012 a unique project was completed in a swimming lake in Niedernsill, Austria. Wooden structures which give their users an undefined new environment that can be freely discovered and actively used, were set up in the existing swimming lake. The construction indicates multiple ways of being used instead of giving a specific function. The park reaches out of the water and can only be reached by swimming. 35 wooden piles with lenghts between 1 and 4 meters above the water surface carry seven platforms in various sizes and shapes. The island-like platforms can be used for relaxing, climbing, watching others, jumping off and a lot more. A couple of platforms are connected by two slacklines and a balance bar in different heights and lenghts and should animate the users to further activities. Additional 6 hammocks create a relaxzone and are being misused in interesting ways. video: contact: 25m
https://vimeo.com/101566329 stephan.wimmer@gmx.at
CONSTRUCTION
The piles with a diameter of around 35 centimeters and lenghts of 9 to 12 meters take the weight of the platforms. The primary structure is made of 300/80mm larchwood joists, connected with steel sheets. The secondary structure spans the space in between. This structure is
covered by planks with varying gaps in between resulting in ramps, ladders, seats and surfaces for resting depending on their angle. The complex shapes of the ribs were designed on a 3d model and cut by an automated joinery machine. Thanks to the steel sheet connections, stressed parts like those reaching into the water can be easily replaced if necessary.
Ansichten Module
BAUABLAUF:
1. Gitterrost als Arbeitsplattform wird auf die vorgeschlitzen Piloten aufgesetzt.
2. vorgefertigte Module werden an den Rost montiert. Auflager Gitterrost
Explosionszeichnung Module
Grundriss Module
CREDITS Stephan Wimmer & Bernhard Stubenbรถck Municipality of Niedernsill PlanBau-Junger Hรถlzl Baumanagement Zimmerei Scherer