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Sustainable Urban Recycling | Autumn 2020
Sustainable Urban Recycling
Sustainable Urban Design Master’s Program
School of Architecture Lund University Autumn 2020
2020
Sustainable Urban Recycling
Sustainable Urban Design Master’s Program
School of Architecture Lunds Tekniska Högskola Lund University P.O. Box 124, 221 00 Lund, Sweden +46 46 222 00 00 www.stadsbyggnad.lth.se
AxSUD
Ax:son Johnson Institute for Sustainable Urban Design Lund University
Book Editor
Benjamin Dohrmann
Cover Graphics
Hugo Settergren
Photo Credits
Benjamin Dohrmann, Louise Lövenstierne
Contents Introduction 4
People
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Course Outline
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Design Site
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Projects
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Crossroads
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Gåsebäck - An Easy Way of Living & Working
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Creative Campus
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Urban Dance
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Gåsebäck re:Charged
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What to do After Work?
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Gåsebäck: Life in the In-between
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Reinterpretation of Gåsebäck
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Gåsebäck - A Path Forward
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Triangulate | Everyday Life in Gåsebäck
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Making Together in Gåsebäck
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Closing the Loops
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The Takeover of Gåsebäck
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Gåsebäck - Emphasizing the Strengths
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From Space to Place
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Urban Jungle
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Gåsebäck for Originals
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Gåsebäck Reborn
by Adrian Pettersson by Andreas Basstint Sandberg by Andrew Ryle
by Annika Wikman by Ása Katrín Bjarnadóttir by Chia-Yu Chang by Eira Hultman
by Elisa Ripamonti by Emelie Steén
by Ghada Shaaban by Hanna Høibø
by Hugo Settergren by Joel Lopez
by Kateřina Rybínová
by Katharina Deisting by Marius Weber
by Momoko Kotani by Mutaz Al-abtah
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Live the Nature
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Through Gåsebäck
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From Loneliness to Togetherness
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Gåsebäck: Filling Gaps and Framing Spaces
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Gåsebäck: A Place for Everyone
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Gåsebäck Renovation
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The Gallery
by Niloufar Amirsoleimani by Philipp Westhauser by Valentine Fresse
by Varvara Maria Politi
by Vinícius Ferreira de Oliveira by Wendy Hernandez by Yifeng Xie
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by Zacharias Malmberg
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Introduction
People SUDes Team:
Guest Lecturers:
Lars-Henrik Ståhl Professor Director of SUDes Master’s Program Sustainable Urban Design Lund University.
Louise Lövenstierne, LTH, Lund University Björn Ekelund, Warm In The Winter Tess Broekmans, Urhahn Nicholas Duxbury Ransome, Lendager Group Andreas Mayor, Sydväst Helena Taps, Helsingborg municipality Johan Rahm, LTH, Lund University Rune Wriedt, Tredje Natur Jouri Kanters, LTH, Lund University Sofia Thorsson, University of Gothenburg Sune Rieper, SLA Misagh Mottaghi, LTH, Lund University
Peter Siöström Associate Professor Sustainable Urban Design Lund University Louise Lövenstierne Architect Course Leader Benjamin Dohrmann Urban Planner /Urban Designer Course Assistant Misagh Mottaghi Doctoral student, Lund University Guest Tutor
Guest Critics: Tess Broekmans, Urhahn Björn Ekelund, Warm In The Winter Helena Taps, Helsingborg municipality
Students:
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Adrian Pettersson, Sweden Andreas Basstint Sandberg, Sweden Andrew Ryle, Australia Annika Wikman, Sweden Ása Katrín Bjarnadóttir, Iceland Chia-Yu Chang, Taiwan Eira Hultman, Sweden Elisa Ripamonti, Italy Emelie Steén, Sweden Ghada Shaaban, Egypt Hanna Høibø, Norway Hugo Settergren, Sweden Joel Lopez, Ecuador Kateřina Rybínová, Czech Republic Katharina Deisting, Austria Marius Weber, Germany/Sweden Momoko Kotani, Japan Mutaz Al-abtah, Jordan Niloufar Amirsoleimani, Iran Philipp Westhauser, Austria Valentine Fresse, France Varvara Maria Politi, Greece Vinícius Ferreira de Oliveira, Brazil Wendy Hernandez, Mexico Yifeng Xie, China Zacharias Malmberg, Sweden
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AN OUTDOOR WELCOME TO OUR NEW STUDENTS
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Introduction
Course Outline
Sustainable Urban Recycling During the autumn term of 2020, the students at Lund University, School of Architecture participated in the advanced course ‘Sustainable Urban Recycling’ (ASBN 02) and its complementary theory course ‘Urban Recycling - Theory and Methods’ (ASBN 06), focused on redevelopment of the brownfield area of Gåsebäck.
The aim of the design course was to develop the students’ skills in designing strategic visions for sustainable built environments through the process of urban transformation. The theme was explored throughout the semester in seminars, guest lectures, and project tutorials with the goal that each student presents a site specific proposal for sustainable transformation of the Gåsebäck area of Helsingborg, Sweden.
Throughout the studio-based course, the students were encouraged to engage in exploring various aspects of sustainability, identifying site problems and potentials, and suggesting opportunities for refining urban components. They were guided to find their own meaning in the terms ‘recycling’ and ‘sustainability’ when re-designing the area in Helsingborg. The design intention was to integrate a comprehensive strategy, design guidelines and tools for transforming the area into a sustainable urban structure that promotes attractiveness for the everyday life of both visitors and local residents.
The design process was separated into several parts - analysis, strategy and individual design - combing both the group and individual work of the students.
The design studio resulted in 26 unique projects in which students challenged conventional ideas and tools of sustainability, preparing and supporting the process of urban transformation in Gåsebäck. The following pages are a summary of the design site and include a brief presentation of each of the students design proposals.
For further information on the course and International Master’s Program please visit our
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website at www.stadsbyggnad.lth.se.
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ARTWORK BENEATH THE VIADUCT
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Introduction
Design Site Helsingborg, Sweden In 2020 the design studio Sustainable Urban Recycling took on a new design site in Helsingborg: Gäsebäck, an industrial area to the south of the city centre that is part of the municipality’s ambitous plans for urban densification and renewal of underutilised areas. The site is hemmed in on its sides by major infrastructure such as the E4 motorway to the east and north, and the harbour area to the west, with the national railway line between Malmö and Gothenburg dividing the area in two. With a rich history as an area of production and industrial activity, the site in many ways lived in the shadow of more prominent areas to the north. But in recent years there has been a resurgence of social and cultural activity, including a thriving graffiti/art scene, which has brought renewed interest in the area and could be a generator for further change.
Due to its strategic location, the site presents many opportunities to better connect with its surroundings, introduce a mix of uses and activities including residential and business enterprise, and the necessary public realm improvements to facilitate this change. But most importantly, there is a possibility to address many of the challenges experienced today, such as excessive hard surfaces and car dominanated streetscapes, through innovative
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sustainable designs from an environmental, social and economic perspective.
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PANORAMIC VIEW LOOKING WEST FROM THE TOP OF THE VIADUCT
LOCAL MEETING PLACES
SMALL BUSINESSES IN THE AREA TODAY
CULTURAL CENTER AT THE FORMER FIRESTATION
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MANY FENCES AND BARRIERS TO PEDESTRIANS
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Introduction
Design Site “Gåsebäck”
CITY CENTRE
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HBG CAMPUS
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NÄRLUNDA
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LOOKING NORTH TOWARDS CENTRAL HELSINGBORG ACROSS THE E4 MOTORWAY
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Projects
Projects
The initial design task this year was to analyze the place and develop a sustainable vision and strategy for how Gåsebäck will develop over time. The work started with a study trip to the area in order to get an understanding of its qualities and its history. After working in groups to form more overarching strategies for the area’s future development, the students worked individually on a strategic plan for the area, including a detailed design.
Critical questions asked were: How can we break down existing barriers and create new passages, new structures of mobility and new patterns of movement? What elements should be preserved or restored in a new context? How can the reclamation of the the Gåsebäck area generate attractive places to live for many different types of people in different phases of their lives?
The aim of the final Individual phase of the Design Project is to tell a holistic story and design a sensitive, detailed plan for development of the chosen design site.
The constraints and potentials that were identified in the previous stages of analysis and strategy are now to be turned into physical spaces, bound by real dimensions and sitespecific performances. Thus, the students’ visions for Gåsebäck’s urban transformation naturally came to be concrete proposals as a result of the extensive research base from which they could be pulled up.
The reader of this booklet is invited to enduldge into the following pages in order to witness a brief collection of the final projects. It is our hope that all of the students tireless efforts
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and energy can inspire one as much as it has inspired us throughout the semester.
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UNDERPASS BENEATH THE RAILWAY
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Crossroads
Adrian Pettersson, Sweden
CROSSROADS
BENEATH THE VIADUCT
What?
“Sustainability, a rather exaggerated word but how does it relate to the future of Gåsebäck?”
Gåsebäck, which is located just south of Helsingborg’s city center, is today facing major transformation challenges. The area can almost be seen as a forgotten industrial island in the middle of the city. Despite the fact that the area’s industrial era ended a long time ago, it is still characterized by its history. Gåsebäck’s structure with wide streets, large buildings and the fact that it is encapsulated by various barriers makes it difficult to grasp the human scale.
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Why?
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The area offers a fairly large range of underground culture and activities such as dance, music, skate, street art and parkour. By finding new functions for its environments, these are activities that have kept the area alive and are also crucial for the area’s development and continued survival. Gåsebäck must be transformed in order to survive, if
the environment completely loses its function it will fall into ruins. Instead it must be adapted to our time and this must be done in a sustainable way to meet future demands and challenges. How? My suggestion is that Gåsebäck must be transformed in a step-by-step process, and that the environment must be adapted and made accessible to more people. In the future I see Gåsebäck as a living part of the city with both housing, offices and surviving industries. In order to meet this vision and for the area to feel attractive, it is important to maintain its identity. This should be done through large transforming programs of existing buildings and also of the neighborhood structure. The history of the area will be further enriched with wild greenery which in several places has taken over the old industry and this is to strengthen the post-industrial narrative.
NEW BUILDINGS BUILDINGS INCLUDED IN THE MUNICIPALITY'S CONSERVATION PROGRAM EXISTING BUILDINGS
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6,5 M
SECTION OF NEIGHBOURHOOD
SECTION OF STATION AREA
DETAILED PLAN OF STATION AREA
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Gåsebäck - An Easy Way of Living & Working Andreas Basstint Sandberg, Sweden
RENDER OF THE CENTRAL PLAZA
“Gåsebäck should be developed to become a mixed-use area, for people to work, visit and live.”
I want to give the area a vivid identity with an industrial spirit. It should be inviting and exciting! I want the area to be way greener than it is now. Since the area is very windy today; the development of buildings and public areas should have some focus on how to improve the microclimate.
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In order to reach my vision for this up and coming city part, there are a few bullet points I want to highlight. Materials should to the largest extent be recycled from the thorn down buildings and be used in the new development. It would be preferred if new materials came from nearby producers.
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The area of Gåsebäck should provide for social events and sport activities. Vegetation should be added throughout the entire area and the presence of water should be enhanced through both a natural stream, but also a more defined open day water system.
Today the area has five tunnels connecting to areas around it, and a small one underneath the tracks, connecting the two very separated sides. I want to replace that small tunnel, with a larger one that basically is a sunken terrain for easy accessibility. In the east I’ve put in a bridge for both pedestrians and cyclists. I want to enhance the connection to the green areas on the other side of the highway. In order to reduce noise from the tracks and also the car bridge, I’ve put vegetation and offices as a buffer closest to them. The vegetation in the south also connects to the southern neighborhood as green arms reaching down.
Function Central office and retail area
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Student housing area
Office / Business
Retail
Residential
Culture / Activity Hub
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6m
SECTION THROUGH A CENTRAL APARTMENT COMPLEX
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Apartment Typologies
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Creative Campus Andrew Ryle, Australia
ENTRANCE TO THE CREATIVE CAMPUS
“Gåsebäck will be a place to work, to live, and to linger
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within.”
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The story of Helsingborg is one that is defined by trade, industry and entrepreneurship. Historically, Gåsebäck has existed as an economic engine and industrial district within Helsingborg. Due to its central location, and existing industrial condition, Gåsebäck presents a unique opportunity to redefine the way that Helsingborg is seen within Skane, the Oresund, and beyond. The challenge is physically reintegrating this forgotten and disconnected part of the city to the wider region and developing the area to deal with the challenges of sustainable living, rapid population growth and modern and local industry. The sustainable vision for Gåsebäck serves at two scales, the regional and the local. As an economic hub, it should foster innovation in technology, localised production and creativity. As a local district, the inhabitants will enjoy a
dense, green and urban neighbourhood. Gaseback will be a place to work, to live and to linger within. Broadly speaking, the Creative Campus will act as an incubator for innovative design, workshops for localised production, co-working hubs and programmable spaces that can be utilised for new technologies and industries. It will provide the opportunities for experimenters and entrepreneurs to develop their products and visions in a collaborative and cooperative way, as well as providing direct retail to the public. Emerging industries, such as 3D printing and tech start-ups, will emerge side by side with established ones such as fashion and furniture. The central location of Gaseback will allow people from all over Helsingborg and beyond to co-habit these spaces and form new economic opportunities to the wider region.
MASTER PLAN
CREATIVE CAMPUS FROM THE UNDERPASS
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VARIOUS TYPOLOGIES EMPLOYED IN GÅSEBÄCK
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Urban Dance Annika Wikman, Sweden
NIGHT TIME VISION OF GRAPHIC AXIS
“Gåsebäck should be a place for creators and spectators; an area to come and performe or taste, listen and observe - but no matter the activity, always taking part of culture.”
Urban dance’s vision comes from what is already in Gåsebäck. By keeping businesses and buildings and evolve the space in between the buildings for people - the project aims for Gåsebäck to become a place for creators and spectators - making room for cultural expression by food, music and other impacts on the human senses. Gåsebäck should be a vital area not only for people living in Helsingborg - but a magnet for people in the entire region.
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This is achieved through five stages; Keep, connect, break and expand.
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The first stage, keep, makes sure important buildings and functions are preserved. It also concentrates the area for car service in order to open room for places to live and meet. The second stage, connect, creates a green and a graphic axis that gives the area a strong cultural identity and connects Gåsebäck to its
surroundings. The graphic axis serves many purposes, it consists of graffiti walls, seating boxes, coloured asphalt and shelters that works as meeting spaces, stages, canvases and more. The third stage, break, inserts infills, trees and other structure to break up big space and make them better adapted to the human scale, that promotes pedestrians and cyclists over cars. The last stage, expand, is where larger built structure is added. Helsingborg needs housing, and with population growth there’s also need for more workplaces, areas for sports, kindergartens and other types of service. By the end of this development, the aim is that Gåsebäck will become an active part of Helsingborg city, with its own strong cultural identity. An area where people come to create, spectate, live and connect to each other.
ISOMETRIC DRAWING OF GÅSEBÄCK 2040, AFTER FULL DEVELOPMENT
SECTION A-A
Stage 2: Connect
Stage 3 and 4: Break + Expand
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Gåsebäck re:Charged Ása Katrín Bjarnadóttir, Iceland
ATMOSPHERE AT GÅSEBÄCK
“A place where nature gets weaved into peoples
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every day life”
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Gåsebäck is an industrial area that has been claimed by artist and entrepreneurs. The area has had a bad reputation with many marginalized groups occupying it. It is more sustainable making an industrial area more humanistic and nature friendly. Because of the existing users of the area, it is important to have inviting public spaces. These spaces should hold on to the spirit of the place but in order to make it more welcoming it’s needed to soften it up with greenery and light.
This design creates a balanced place where people can find a sense of belonging and is multifunctional to welcome all people, free of charge, to simply be, relax, play, or see other people all while keeping the rough industrial spirit of the neighborhood.
By adding softer elements like water, greenery and light the area will be more attractive and inviting but still in connection with its roots. With my design I am hoping to build a community that is weaved into a network of life in an environment where people can be them self, alone or together without feeling isolated.
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ATMOSPHERE OF MAIN SQUARE
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What to do After Work? Chia-Yu Chang, Taiwan
MASTER PLAN
“Don’t know what to do after work/school?
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Let’s go to Gaseback!”
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Helsingborg is a growing medium-sized city in the region. It intends to become one of the most innovative and livable cities in Europe. Through the site analysis, I found that in terms of the location, Gaseback has considerable potential to be an extension of the growing city center. On the other hand, it also has the opportunity to use the characteristics of its own street culture to develop into the cultural and creative center of this region. However, the site has problems of isolation in four aspects (physical, functional, ecological, and vitality). Therefore, based on the concept of sustainable development, I propose three strategies: accessibility & proximity, vibrant & productive city, and environmental friendly. The first one mainly aims to improve the conditions of mobility, especially
in human scale. The second one aims to deal with functional and vitality isolation and build the site into an area suitable for living, working and hanging out. The last one is to improve the ecological quality and resilience of the environment through the landscape network. By using the toolboxes of these strategies, I hope Gaseback can become better and better in the future, more inviting, more livable, and more sustainable.
SUNKEN PLAZA
main axis
transform remain & repair
catalyst node
remove
public space
seaside park
office conference
GOV service
leisure
mixed use
business
public service
residential
cultural
parking
exhibition
creative park school
office
highway
secondary road
footbridge
branch way
viaduct
pedestrian pavement underpass
SOHO
museum workshop
residential retail
innovation railway residential retail park sports residential
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GREEN NETWORK
court yard green roof
railway park pocket park
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Gåsebäck: Life in the In-between Eira Hultman, Sweden
Kindergarten
Allotment gardens
Residential roof terrace + greenhouse
Public spaces for meeting & teaching
Communal greenhouses
Public park
Residential yard
Café & art gallery Retirement home ALLOTMENT GARDENS AND COMMUNAL GREENHOUSES
Life in the in-between – letting life take place and fill the gaps
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Gåsebäck is an area that has somewhat been hidden away in between infrastructure and barriers, the industrial harbour to the west and a bad reputation.
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The project aims to make the area both more livable and resilient by bringing the Gåsebäcken-creek up to the surface. The creek connecting Jordbodalen in the east with Öresund in the west, a recreational path provides both stormwater management and biodiversity as well as public green space and life quality in the area
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Enabling and utilising the grassroot initiatives and youth culture present in the area the project creates a new cultural path from south to north, using the space under the viaduct and connecting to Södergatan and the city centre.
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Preserving the built heritage as well as making it accessible to the public, buildings are recycled to provide affordable public spaces for recreational activities, creating meeting places & social contexts in between work and home. The same strategy can be used for providing affordable spaces for startups and entrepreneurs. To make the process democratic and putting people and places first, temporal activation and co-building are used throughout the development to enable life in between beginning and end goal of development: letting life take place and fill the gaps.
Campus Helsingborg
Öresund Jordbodalen
Allotment gardens Oxhallarna Park
The Underpass
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The Närlunda tunnel
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STRATEGIC PLAN (TOP RIGHT: BLUE & GREEN STRUCTURE IN HELSINGBORG)
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2. Lokstallarna wetlands
The Närlunda tunnel
Öresund
The Underpass
Campus HBG
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DIAGRAM OVER & SECTION THROUGH THE RECREATIONAL PATH
Residential Boulevard
Rowhouses SECTION B:B
Bokaler
Residential yard
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Reinterpretation of Gåsebäck in a green, artistic and educational vision Elisa Ripamonti, Italy
PROJECT MASTERPLAN
“Reuse, recycling, improvement, in a project of integration, development, mixitè and green
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spaces.”
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This project serves as an opportunity for Gåsebäck to exploit its strengths and support the future fading of the area’s productive activities. The key of the project is the identity: industrial identity of the past era and the educational and artistic identities that have developed more recently. The proposed strategies work on connections with the rest of the city, on better internal mobility, but above all on creating a hospitable place for the citizens who will populate or visit the area. The planned functions exploit those already present (education, art, productivity, culture) and, for a good livability of the area, the housing one has also been included. All this is taken in a mixed way to avoid creating “ghettoization” and is held together by a system of open spaces that acts as a glue. Gåsebäck has the potential to become a continuum with the city and above all with the nearby center, which is the purpose of these strategies.
As a place with strong industrial history, it embodies good characteristics and strong identity which, if valued and exploited to the fullest once the industrial wave is over, make the area unique, interesting, close to people. Apart from the potential of the industrial past, this project wants to become an instrument for the expansion of some activities already present in the area, such as the university campus and some spontaneous cultural and artistic activities that have sprung up in recent years. As far as sustainability and the environment are concerned, the project primarily works on a strong increase in green spaces and vegetative areas, and also exploits them to manage problems in the area such as noise and water flows. In fact, even the element of water is very present and always with a double purpose beyond the aesthetic one. The two elements, green and water, work together to manage each other.
FOCUS PLAN ON MARKET PLAZA
HUMAN PERSPECTIVE VIEW ON THE MARKET PLAZA
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Gåsebäck - A Path Forward Emelie Steén, Sweden
VISION
“Like arteries, connections in the urban context allows for the flow of nourishment to reach even the most periphery
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places! ”
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Gåsebäck is an area in Helsingborg that’s dominated by an industrial heritage. Neighbouring one of Swedens most important harbors, traffic and its old networks is still very present creating challenges. Adapted for historical use, the streets are wide, walkability connections non existent or vague that disappears in vast open spaces. The site is squeezed into a segregated pocket by two railroads that divides the site as strong barriers. Buildings are currently in use by mainly businesses and industries. Housing is close to non-existent but there’s potential for developments. This project aims for sustainability regarding future generations and their foreseeable needs. Helsingborg municipality predicts an increase of 34 000 habitants 2035, indicating an increased demand for housing, public spaces and opportunities for labor and business. Helsingborg has sustainable
ambitions regarding energy, production and green infrastructure. Future needs are weighed into the integration of nature for the industrial landscape while introducing potential for local residential farming. Adjustments of the street network for pedestrians and bicyclists, new entrances and connections is made to enable new flows of movement and people to key destinations. Existing social and cultural activities, businesses and historic buildings of value is acting as a framework for the newly built.
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Connections
Preserve
Connect
Generate
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Triangulate | Everyday Life in Gåsebäck Ghada Shaaban, Egypt
A diverse mix of residential and nonresidential land use reduces the need of travel and ensure activation of public spaces at all hours
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Respectful to Gaseback identity, people, its industrial background, “Triangulate” will be inclusive, safe productive, mixed, and sustainable community with enhancing identity
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and culture.
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Hej hej and welcome to Gåsebäck. Now, you can enjoy walking or cycling from the beautiful Furutorpsplatsen park to Lund University’s campus through the green spine. This spine is considered by locals to be a hub for conversation, play, and engagement. When you leave the park, you will pass by Söder, a mixedarea with quiet and pedestrian-oriented streets. I suggest grabbing a fika at the corner cafe’ while enjoying the sunny view. Next, check out the creativity hub which used to be a train station, but was transformed into a bustling area for logistics, businesses, and startups. Upon leaving the creativity hub, you can enjoy the graffiti art and the open theatre under the viaduct. After crossing the underpass, you could rest at the greenhouse and buy some fresh food from the oxhallen farmer market. As you get closer to the LU campus, you will find a recreational area for outdoor activities.
While the Gåsebäck is beautiful during the day, its glowing facades at night are not to be missed. The facades are made from the translucent wood “developed by KTH”. I almost forgot to mention that you will not feel the windy weather at Gåsebäck as the orientation and the height of the buildings and trees are designed to decrease wind and maximize solar access! Enjoy sustainable Gåsebäck!
BETWEEN BUILDINGS
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RECYCLED AND REFLECTIVE FACADES
-Maximize solar access and decrease wind -Mix-rental and owned single double and shared housingg -Creating private andcommon garderns
VISION COLLAGE
(COMFORT - SAFETY - VIBRANT)
ZOOM IN BLOCKS
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Making Together in Gåsebäck Hanna Høibø, Norway
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“A lively, creative neighborhood, where people can live, work,
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visit and make together.”
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Gåsebäck’s history of production goes back to the 1600-s, when a mill was built along the Gåsebäck river. Today, it ranges from heavier industries such as the paint factory SouthCoat, to creative industries like the artist studios in Kulturkvarteret Portugal. In my proposal, Gåsebäck is transformed into a mixed-use area, where industries still have a presence. The arguments for integrating lighter industries into the city are many: It has the potential to activate the streetscapes and provide locally produced goods and services. Producers can benefit from shared facilities, and flexible workspaces that allow them to expand or shrink. Making together will also help create a sense of community. Helsingborg is an innovative city, and Gåsebäck’s production has the potential to synergize with innovation projects elsewhere in the city.
Public spaces to meet, discuss ideas and relax are developed. A new green infrastructure improves walkability, and connections to the surroundings. Most existing buildings are preserved, providing affordable working spaces. New building typologies encouraging making and sharing, such as mixed-use buildings, bokaler, collective housing and artist lofts, are added. As a result, Gåsebäck is transformed into a lively, creative neighborhood, where people can live, work, visit and make together.
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Closing the Loops Hugo Settergren, Sweden
GÅSEBÄCK 2035
“Let nature and ecosystems back into the district, cleaning the soil, infiltrating the water, and creating valuable resources for humans and others for
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generations to come”
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In the last few decades, Gåsebäck has become an increasingly important place for creatives and houses plenty of activities for all ages; parkour, graffiti, boule and skateboarding among others. But it’s an industrial area built on the dependency on fossil fuels and car domination; and like the rest of the world it needs to adapt to the realizations of today. We are increasingly dependent on fragile global supply-chains for import of everyday items; short product lifespans are increasing the waste of resources; and the ecological systems are in decline despite that our survival depends on them. However, Gåsebäck offers a unique opportunity to rediscover how to produce, repair and retrofit in a more hybridizing way, returning manufacturing to a local scale. The key to achieving this is to ignite and invite Helsingborg’s creative citizens, welcoming their entrepreneurial spirit. An engaged community can
achieve remarkable things. Maybe someone wants to make 3D printed clothes? Or comes up with a way to recycle electronics more efficient? Even upcycle furniture. Gåsebäck is the place for all of this. By empowering Gåsebäck’s rich industrial and cultural heritage, reweaving the district into the city fabric and make room for & strengthening natural ecosystemsGåsebäck gets the possibility to lead Helsingborg in a more substantiable direction. The future people of Gåsebäck is caring for the “loops”, the circular systems on which we depend.
MOTORGATAN - STREETLIFE IN GÅSEBÄCK
NEIGHBOURHOOD STREET
2. KEPT BUILDINGS & GREEN
3. GREEN CONNECTIONS
5. BREAKING BLOCKS
6. CONNECT THE INBETWEEN
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The Takeover of Gåsebäck Joel Lopez, Ecuador
SÖDERSPARKEN, 16-hectares park, previously streets GREEN PONDS, new dynamic, multifunctional landscape features EXISTING BUILDINGS, 75% of buildings on the site are recycled & re-used NEW BUILDINGS, mostly destined for housing & mixed uses, two typologies NEW PEDESTRIAN STREETS, connections to human-scale current blocks MASTER PLAN WITH CLOSE-UPS
“The symbol of the takeover is Södersparken: an idllyic park which took over the hardened, wide and desolated streets of Gåsebäck as a new place for
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The sooner the takeover of Gåsebäck begins, the better. This is a neighborhood in Helsingborg held captive by hardened surfaces, pollution, complex physical barriers, and car priority. Gåsebäck also counts with an important heritage, identity and potential waiting to arise. An integrated, livable and dynamic urban hub is the vision which harnesses Gåseback’s sustainable location within an active network of infrastructures, history, and economic opportunities within The Pearl of the Öresund. A time-framed process with four strategies (1. Dodge the barriers, 2. Begin the takeover, 3. Uncover the potentials, 4. Let people own their space) is proposed to achieve the milestones of connectivity, livability, dynamism, and an accomplished vision for the site.
A process of critical questioning about the materiality of the urban fabric took place: from asphalt for tires towards green for feet and shoes. The establishment of Södersparken, a 16-hectare green backbone for the site and the whole South of Helsingborg uses the green pond, a spatial landscape feature to mitigate climate change threats as flooding while placemaking. The existing and new built environment host a diverse set of uses, such as housing, education, culture, commerce, low impact industry, with productive, recreational areas and public spaces. Green and blue, old and new, public and private interact in a reimagined district. .
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Mid-rise apartment complex 3-4, up to 5 storeys
Mid-rise triple townhouse 3-4 storeys + roofing
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Mixing & Human Children interaction scale friendly Open Courtyard
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Urban agriculture and farming shared terraces
flatshare
Local Outdoor activities commerce active ground floors
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PERSPECTIVE IN SÖDERSPARKEN: THE GREEN POND AS A DYNAMIC LANDSCAPE FEATURE
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Gåsebäck - Emphasizing the Strengths Kateřina Rybínová, Czech Republic
UNDERPASS AS A MEETING POINT
“Focusing on the current strengths and enhancing them rather than looking for the
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A prevailingly industrial area of Gåsebäck in the city of Helsingborg is being transformed into a mix-use district, aiming to primarily enhance the aspects of community, activity and prosperity. Old uninviting underpass should become a central meeting point for new residents and people working in the area. Element of nature is brought to the area be a green-blue network, that connect a green belt of Närlunda on the east with the sea and also creates safe connection between most of the activity generators of the area – when it comes to culture, sport or education. Industry and businesses are reorganized in order to become more sustainable, affordable and local and also to help creating a good place for life. Target groups for potential residents are people already present in the area - young active families, students
and beginning entrepreneurs, artists and people enjoying cultural events. As it is important for the project to keep the current atmosphere, a considerably high amount of buildings will be kept and complemented by improved connections with defined public spaces and a combination of block and solitaire structure to densify the area and break the big scale at the same time.
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STRATEGY SKETCHES: COMMUNITY, ACTIVITY, PROSPERITY AND ATMOSPHERE
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NEW RESIDENTIAL TYPOLOGIES
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From Space to Place Katharina Deisting, Austria
COMMUNITY LIFE TAKING PLACE IN THE COURTYARD
“A vibrant, innovative and healthy district arises in
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Helsingborg is a growing city and needs to take measures now to have attractive, healthy districts in a human scale in the future. “From space to place” promotes sustainability, new forms of living and offers a variety of urban spaces with different characters as well as urban pockets that invite to linger and meet neighbors. The rough identity of the area is kept through maintaining old structures as good as possible. Existing activities are being strengthened and complemented by usages that create a network which works day and night and surprises the people when walking through. Each of the urban attractions offer different spatial qualities and will be open for everyone to use and free of charge. In order for the different generations living in the area to meet throughout the year every developer must integrate
a common space within the building for all residents to use. (e.g a little cinema, a gymnastics room or a greenhouse…) All spaces must be barrier free and therefor can be accessed by people of all ages. The buildings should be made of materials that are either taken from existing structures that were demolished or from organic materials.
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MAIN SQUARE CHANGING IN DIFFERENT SEASONS
AGRICULTURAL PLAZA
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EXPLORING THE COURTYARD
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Urban Jungle
Marius Weber, Germany/Sweden
NEW MEETING PLACES IN GÅSEBÄCK
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“Thinking on different levels”
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I named the new Gåsebäck “Urban Jungle” as the integration of nature for all living beings is at the core of my design strategy for a sustainable future. Jungles are lively not only on the ground plane but life is also found on all its heights, so designing the new structures to be useable on several levels was crucial to ensure space is used as efficiently as possible. In a jungle, there is also never a quiet hour. Therefore my vision aims to have meeting places populated and used at all times by being inviting, efficient and satisfying. Today, Gåsebäck is an old industrial harbour area in great need of being developed and connected to Helsingborg. Gåsebäck is currently highly isolated from the remaining parts of Helsingborg due to train and motorized traffic going through and around it. Additionally, there are only a few attractors for people; some sports for young people and car repair services.
The city of Helsingborg is developing the surrounding industrial areas to be more integrated into the city (projects H+ and Oceanhamnen)by offering homes and giving people access to the Öresund, so naturally, Gåsebäcks development is of great importance as well. In my vision, I have reduced motorized traffic significantly by turning the viaduct that cuts through the centre of Gåsebäck into an elevated bike- and promenade fast lane, with the aim to connect southern and northern Helsingborg with an attractive and efficient route. This high fast lane is accessible by the new public structures in the centre, offering stops. New bus routes also connect the city part to Helsingborg further. The myriad of green roofs is for farming, leisure and animals, adding a total of 71 030 square meters of green in this new urban environment, introducing an urban jungle in Scandinavia.
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Purifying vegetation HOUSING BLOCK protected from wind and a maximum of four storys to ensure each dwelling receives sunlight. Inbetween spaces for meetings and greens as well as pedestrian/bike lanes. Green roofs for farming, leisure and animals.
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Gåsebäck for Originals Momoko Kotani, Japan
“Gåsebäck will be more communal, more creative,
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This project, Gåsebäck for Originals aims reinforcing the identity of Gåsebäck in Öresunds region through VIBRANT CULTURAL STREETS and BARRIERFREE URBAN BUILT ENVIRONMENT, reflecting the LOCAL COOL CHARACTER and enhancing CREATIVE ENGINE by attracting YOUTH and CREATIVES to its PUBLIC OPEN SPACE. The primary target users are students as a driven force. The main opportunities my project addresses are local characters, such as music festivals, schools, and street art. Also, the main issues are car-primary streets, isolation from surrounding areas and lack of greenery. To make such an industrial area more communal, more creative and more liveable, I propose three strategies; collaborative creative, constant flow, and borderless green & blue. The method of collaborative creative aims to provide places where people can express their creativity, try and test their ideas, work together, help
and stimulate each other. The strategy of constant flow will make street full of people, support the local business, and increase the interaction between people through a day. Especially, the huge construction of underpass and renovation of space under a viaduct will overcome the barriers due to railways and a viaduct. The strategy of borderless green and blue will enrich the urban quality, for example, pedestrian-and-cyclistfriendly streets, nice scenery, and air and noise purification. Furthermore, such a rich environment will turn the industrial neglected area into a liveable community. The strategies focusing on the interaction and activities between people in public spaces will reinforce the foundation of the community, and the stable and liveable community will be able to sustain its local identity and economy and welcome new users and residents in the future.
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Strategies Collaborative Creative Constant Flow Borderless Green & Blue
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Gåsebäck Reborn Mutaz Al-abtah, Jordan
WAREHOUSES NEW TYPOLOGIES
“Gåsebäck, as it meant to be from the start, a place were
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The vision for this intervention is; Reactivate the area through promoting coexistence, innovation, entrepreneurship along with nature representation. The strategies to achieve this goal are: i: Moving the blocks from being monofunctions to multi functions. ii: Introducing new national functions to the area; Railway museum, art gallery and local food shops. iii: Making the distances closer by densifying, and creating human considering new blocks. iv:Arranging blocks for better micro climate,collect rainwater and encourage biodiversity. v: Creating public spaces that allows people to present, exhibit, and perform Strategies will be achieved gradually through three phases; Phase 1; Reviving. This stage is mainly associated with existed manmade structure; removing
fences, reuse the warehouses for startup businesses taking the advantage of their open plan and wide spaces they provide. Phase 2; Space framing. This phase is to confine the areas that are too wide to achieve better human cognition of the places. This stage will add value to the site by framing the railway museum plaza, which will be surrounding Lokstallarna. Phase 3; Revitalization. One of the most problematic issues in Gåsebäck is the separation from the surrounding areas, this stage will suggest new urban blocks that densify the way from Husar to Oceanhamnen. Among phases; urban infill. Through the three phases, urban infill in the area is suggested. Micro climate and space proportion was taken into consideration while designing this infill. Why it’s not a phase itself? Because it differs from a place to another in the area, and it can be started anytime the real estate developers find feasible.
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AREA 1: SANDGATAN (GREEN SPINE)
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AREA 3: BREDGATAN (PAVED SPINE)
AREA 2: LOKSTALLARNA AREA - PROPOSED DENSITY
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Live the Nature Niloufar Amirsoleimani, Iran
OVERALL PLAN 1:2000
“The healing combination of water management, urban farming, social hubs, bluegreen connection will revive the Gåsebäck”
This area should tackle physical, social and environmental issues such as long term industrial activities consequences, fragile ecology that comes from lack of greenery and climate change that lead to floods in the future. The present problems force the area to experience just limited necessary commuting specially about pedestrians and cyclists which make it a wide abounded area that is not welcome to people.
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Therefore addressing these challenges provide more opportunities to glorying Gåsebäck potentials so this area will be able regain its position.
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To achieve this goal, the strengthens of Gåsebäck should be consider as a start point and follow them in proposing phases to keep its identity during design process. Adding new buildings for housing and commercial purposes, creating more social spaces on useless sites, making lanes for pedestrians and bicycles as a part of present wide
streets, considering a car free zone and increasing greenery, restoration buried stream with use of blue network, exercising sustainability by water management and urban farming, making pleasure places near the beach all will invite people to live and work there and accept Gåsebäck as a part of Helsingborg which can return life and nature to it.
ACTIVE FACADES AND MIXED USE BUILDINGS
URBAN FARMING
WATER MANAGEMENT
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Philipp Westhauser, Austria
FUNCTIONS OF L
L is a liveable, multifaceted and diverse neighbourhood, located in the centre of Helsingborg. A new creative and vibrant place for people who want to selfactualize themselves.
Locomotion
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Location
To counteract suburbanization and environmental change, it is important to create living space in the city, to avoid dependence on fossil fuels. Live Local! For sustainable social stability, it is necessary to mix society and offer it opportunities for recreation, development and leisure. Furthermore, it is important to move the common human understanding to an ecologically justifiable life. But How? The strategy is based on 3 pillars: Locomotion, Life of Nature, Location. The first column focuses on the movement of zero-emission transport and the sporting leisure activities. The second one on Life of nature.: The limits of our planet have long been exceeded in terms of biodiversity,
in this city a sign is set that life can function between humans and animals. The fauna should get a fenced of place of retreat here. The last pile is the Local aspect: Different functions and a lot of possibilities only a few steps away should avoid dependence on the car. Furthermore Vagenhallen is a coworking space with its own recycle station. The resources used remain on site and can be upcycled there free of charge. The mountains of waste should be a symbol for our consumption. A moving and time-changing monument.
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Through Gåsebäck Valentine Fresse, France
OVERALL SITE PLAN car network OVERALL SITE PLAN
entrances
“Open, connect and activate
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pleasure of mobility
To avoid the extension of the growing city of Helsingborg in the outskirts of the municipality, we propose to transform the area of Gåsebäck into a mix district by adding housing and public facilities to the industry network already present. However, numerous infrastructures cut the district from the rest of the city and the sea. • These infrastructures can be seen as potential benefit for the district. In fact, the cars would be able to pass around the district but would not be welcome to pass in it. The car network is therefore reduced at the maximum. • The project starts from the entrances to invite people to cross the barriers, and, by this way, to connect Gåsebäck with neighboring districts. A « magnet » is adapted to the need of each district around. • Curiosity will be emphasized through an addition of cultural activities. This can expand in the public spaces, mainly located all around the viaduct in the
common perspective
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continuity of the neighboring district Söder. • A pleasure of mobility will be developped. The major axe NorthSouth, will be transformed in an avenue with green spaces, water retention and urban squares to stop. • The East-West road will be redefined into a series of different atmospheres linked to the perspective on the Närlunda tower and the cranes. • A strong green network will allow numerous paths around the site. This enables inhabitants and visitors to discover the different activities in relation with the green network (urban farm, swimming pool, fire station…). The built structure keep the majority of the existing buildings. It supports the large variety of public spaces. A large typology is therefore used to produce different atmospheres and activities.
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From Loneliness to Togetherness Varvara Maria Politi, Greece
VISION COLLAGE: RETHINKG OF GÅSEBÄCK
“A journey from loneliness to togetherness. Re-thinking of urban design to become a
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Gåsebäck is a place that carries the identity of being industrial and with bad social reputations. The goal is to transform this area to a social, lively node. As architects and urban designers we can create societies with a future of new elements on the area. That can be achived by applying more residential areas, more green spaces, and more commercial areas, such as cafes, bars, restaurants, multi-programs that offer a constant activity on the site. Therefore, it helps not only our well-being but also increase the social density. The approach to the site is the same as the first walk around Gåsebäck, small phases and constant exploration. With small steps to approach certain areas that can hold commercial programs and residential areas. To build more for the human scale with respect leads to a sustainable environment.
When urban survives we always look back and understand the history, and therefore Gåsebäck will hold strongly the idea of industrial area but in a sustainable and creative way of depiction. By achiving the process of the strategies and of connectivity, Gåsebäck will bind the social and cultural fabric all together. The habitat elements is there and correlates with the sustainable environment. Finally, completing a sustainable urban design the intimate social interaction upgrades the area, not only continues life, but evolves it.
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MULTI-PROGRAMS, PERSPECTIVES AND PLAN
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DIARGAM OF THE CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN BLOCK
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Gåsebäck: Filling Gaps and Framing Spaces Vinícius Ferreira de Oliveira, Brazil
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“Framed, dynamic and diverse urban spaces. Where you can
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The aim is to promote an urban network capable to connect Gåsebäck with its surroundings and contribute to the expansion of existing activities and the consequent arrival of new people, to live, visit, work and enjoy dynamic urban spaces in the neighborhood. Promote better connections to the existing key elements of the area is the main strategy, in addition, developed with variety of public spaces, giving multiple choices of routes, and connecting not only activities, but people and public interactions. Providing the coexistence of a variety of urban functions and diversified built environments To turn the urban fabric more cohesive and provide active urban spaces new building are proposed to fill empty plots and frame a new urban space. Performing a renovated streetscape, varying according to users, accessibility, size, and materiality of
spaces. It is important to highlight that there is not only the spatial gap. There are also cultural, natural, economic, and demographic gaps aimed to be filled in this proposal. The entrepreneurial aspect of Helsingborg and the dynamic allure that the vibrant Gåsebäck will emanate will invite people to visit, stay, work, and grow with Gåsebäck.
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Gåsebäck: A Place for Everyone Wendy Hernandez, Mexico
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“Gåsebäck a natural extension of the rest of the city with a mixed-use functions, lively
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Gåsebäck is an industrial district dominated more by car and private spaces. Moreover there are some physical barriers as the highway, the train track and the bridge than make some places secluded, quite inaccessible or less attractive to visit although the district is located within a good distance from the city center. Therefore it is particularly important that Gåsebäck will be planned as a natural extension of the rest of the city with a robust and cohesive urban structure with no social barriers and less dominated physical barriers. The strategies are based in mixed functions, improving accessibility and permeability, reinforcing the existed generators, creating new ones and preserving the character and visible history of the area. Following the strategies it will achieve a vibrant neighborhood accessible for everyone and focused on human needs and wants.
The creation of attractive and safe places at all times of the day and seasons of the year will give life, movement and it will attract of a variety of visitors, for instances the fire station and the warehouse-plaza with the temporal events, Jutan with the extension under the bridge, the new active street that will connect different meeting places. The idea is to design ground floors of buildings to create active façades in selected streets and places; a green-blue structure that provides opportunities for recreation and can reduce the impact of future climate change; a dense mixedfunctions which in itself reduces the need for transport and also provides a basis for sustainable transport; new buildings inspired by the area’s industrial character with different house typology such as row houses and building housing with courtyards.
Space for resident communities, intimate open space, a close green space, pedestrian connectivity, community buildings.
COMMUNITY GARDEN IN SUMMER
TRAFFIC DIAGRAM AND LAND USE
Resistance to increased precipitation: mitigate the effects of future climate changes.
LANDSCAPE AND OPEN SPACE
The design of the blue and green structure contribute synergies and deliver ecosystem service.
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The stormwater pond will handle large amounts of rainfall. The hills as noise and wind barriers.
SECTION C The active street with different business, restaurants, terrace, meeting places for people.
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The fire station with the temporal warehouses are place for flexible event during the year and periodically will attract large crowds of people.
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Gåsebäck Renovation Yifeng Xie, China
TRAM STATIONS
“With the help of New tram lines,I want to improve this old industrial heritage into a model
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I consider Gåsebäck not only as a part of the city,but also its role in the region and entire country. To make it become the engine of the municipality’s ambition.
The other tram station is located in an open square in Gåsebäck.Visitors from different areas could take part in the culture life there.
In order to do that,I added a new tram line to the one proposed by the authority. The purpose is to connect the entire city and even the country.With the help of new tram line,Gåsebäck will become the biggest and most prosperous district of the city.
The Gåsebäck renovation plan will also turning Gåsebäck into a natural-friendly district.The idea is to let nature runs by itself.When make full use of the singledirect wind in Helsingborg,the falling leaves could be easily taken by the wind and be sent into the tube nearby.
The will be two tram stations in Gåsebäck, each one of them plays different role in urban life.
After that, the strom water in the tube would take those leaves to an open green space.
The one in Husarområdet will integrate the old camps into a big “courtyard”. And the open public area in the middle will become a high dense mix-used community,but at the same time the hight of those buildings will be relatively low.And the buildings there will be built by re-use containers from the harbour nearby.
TRAM AREA ANALYSIS
PRINCIPLES OF BUILDING TYPOLOGY
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The Gallery
Zacharias Malmberg, Sweden
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“To the trained eye, museum pieces lurk everywhere”
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The history of Gåsebäck is a history of people who in societies often have been neglected such as, orphans, factory workers, and the homeless. The area has become a somewhat forgotten place, disconnected from the rest of the city, vacated of the industries that made it, and a space not for people but cars. Despite this, something remarkable has happened here, as it has organically become a place for alternative culture, skateboarding, and street art. The vision of Gåsebäck as the Gallery attempts to capture this unique spirit, to develop it and use it as a driving force for good change. Connecting existing nodes of creativity, not only within the area but with the rest of Helsingborg. Establishing new hubs such as a makerspace, upcycling studio, incubators for startups, and a common marketplace. Focusing on creative and inclusive spaces where ideas from anyone can both take shaped and be shared with the world.
With creativity activating the space, the vision is to then build a sustainable urban area alongside the cultural development. Adding to it by improving connections with the rest of the city and reshaping the streetscapes to favor people over cars. Repurposing the existing built structure and adding to it with housing, studios, or stores. Buildings shaped around common courtyards designed for people to relax, create, and connect with others. Finally reinforce the area and making it resilient by integrating and blue and green infrastructure through the whole area. Making sure that this area has a long future ahead of it, of showing the world the creativity that Helsingborg has to offer.
CLOSE-UP PLAN OF THE URBAN MARKET
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Published January 2021
