DILEMMAER SOM DRIVKRAFT

Aktuelle dilemmaer og paradokser i byggebranchen og samfundet driver udviklingen af arkitektoniske projekter for Tegnestuen Vandkunsten. Hvordan påvirkes for eksempel den kulturelle forståelse af en nyrenoveret bebyggelse, hvis der genanvendes byggematerialer med patina? Og kan man udvikle robuste og omstillingsmulige bygninger og byer, hvis funktionerne og den mulige anvendelse forbliver ensidig?

Kom Behind the Scenes hos Vandkunsten, hvor partnerne Søren Nielsen og Jan Albrechtsen deler tegnestuens tilgang til dilemmaer som drivkraft. Du kan også selv diskutere de muligheder som ligger i branchens paradokser mens du netværker.

Dato: 22. september 2015
Tidspunkt: 15:30-17:30
Sted: Tegnestuen Vandkunsten
Krudtløbsvej 14
1439 København K.

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Jan Albrechtsen
Planlægning på den store skala kan styre de kvaliteter vi møder i det bebyggede miljø. Også helt tæt på. Som partner i Vandkunsten har Jan udarbejdet masterplaner lige fra den nære skala – huset ved pladsen, gaden, forholdet mellem det private og det offentlige rum – til typologier i vild natur, industriomdannelser og langsigtede bystrategier.

Søren Nielsen
Søren varetager størstedelen af tegnestuens udviklingsarbejde i forhold til teknologi og bæredygtighed og ‘udenfor murene’ er han formand for bæredygtighedsudvalget i Danske Ark. Søren arbejder konkret og strategisk med begreber som bygningers ‘ressource-stofstifte’ og ‘reversibilitet’ – det vil sige, at byggeteknik og materialer udvikles og detaljeres så bygninger bliver ressourcedepoter og komponenter kan monteres, demonteres og remonteres.

Om Vandkunsten

Vandkunsten er blandt de mest markante danske tegnestuer og har navn fra en af de tidligste adresser. Vandkunsten var med til at etablere tæt-lav bevægelsen i 1970erne og altid har arbejdet med de temaer, der i dag går under miljømæssig og social bæredygtighed, samt en langtidsholdbar herlighedsværdi. Tegnestuen arbejder i sær med planlægning af byer og bebyggelser og bygger og renoverer boliger med fokus på at alle skal have råd til en god bolig. Tegnestuen arbejder med nye tilgange til eksisterende materialer – om det er tang eller gamle tegl, har de deres eget arkitektoniske potentialer og tegnestuen ser fremtidens bygninger og byer som ressourcedepoter. Tegnestuen var den første modtager af Nykredits nye Bæredygtighedspris i 2015.

Come see the final presentations of Sprout Talent Week and enjoy refreshments in the sun afterwards.

Come celebrate the end of Sprout Talent Week 2015. Take a look at the final projects of the two labs: Hacking the City and Sensing the City and network with your fellow urban innovators in the courtyard of Fæstningens Materialgård.

We are also happy to celebrate the 102 anniversary of IFHP in a joint venture!

There will be refreshments.

DATE: 21st of August 2015
TIME: 16:00-17:30
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How does big data visualize the value of cultural interaction? Can we measure the transformational effects of social and cultural behavior?

SENSING THE CITY BY DANISH DESIGN CENTRE, IDEMOLAB / DELTA AND DOME OF VISIONS
#smartcity #bigdata #sensors #virtualreality #interfacedesign #interaction #digitalspace #wearables #data #datavisualization #digitalhumanities

THE LAB
During the course of the lab, participants will work to collect, interpret and visualize data to finally produce a physical, digital, electronic or bodily data-visualisation that tells a story about the Dome of Visions and the people who use it.

CASE: DOME OF VISIONS
“Digital humanities – Exploring the link between digital technology and humanities”

The Dome of Visions project is about putting action into words and following through on new ideas in construction and urban thinking and planning. The dome is intended specially to inspire and to challenge regarding the solutions for the climate challenges to come. The Dome of Visions, a temporary, cross-disciplinary cultural venue in Copenhagen, has compiled climate data that registers temperature, humidity and Co2 in the building. This data, can help us analyze the atmospheric reactions to events and physical activities at the venue.

Date: 17-21 August 2015
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How can new technologies ‘hack’ into a given place and improve that place? Analysing behavior data and challenging the way, we use the city by creating temporary meeting points – virtual or physical.

HACKING THE CITY BY ALEXANDRA INSTITUTE, IFHP, URBEGO & COPENHAGEN SOLUTIONS LAB
#smartcity #bigdata #nudging #play #makerculture #behavioranalysis #tourism #intelligentareas #build #popup #hyperlocalinformation

THE LAB
In Hacking the City Lab we will focus on three main areas of Vester Voldgade – The City Hall Square, Stormgade and the square in front of Den Classenske Legatskole. During the course of the lab, participants will work to collect, interpret and visualize data to finally create the concept of a digital-physic installation that will encourage tourists to actively be a part of the urban environment of Vester Voldgade.

CASE: VESTER VOLDGADE
A conversion of Vester Voldgade in 2013 has reduced traffic, enhanced the boulevard atmosphere, adding rows of trees, new open spaces and wide promenades, and giving pedestrians priority on what was once a very busy stretch.The object of converting Vester Voldgade was to create a pleasant promenade, which would be attractive to residents, visitors and tourists, creating an urban buzz with space for play, meeting points, shops and culture. However the conversion has not attracted a great number of new pedestrians to the area. Within the next couple of years new cultural institutions such as Bryghusgrunden and the City Museum will be part of the area now called The Cultural District. How do we prepare the area for its new role as cultural district? Can we divert tourist flow from the busy area around The City Hall Square even before the cultural institutions have moved into the area?

Date: 17-21 August 2015
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Come by for at morning talk and hear about two smart city cases about observing the solutions in action and the smart city Seestadt Aspern.

In 2014, the first Urban Lakeside residents moved into their new homes. By 2016 there’ll be 2,600 housing units for some 6,100 people, and a 50,000 sqm lake surrounded by the lakeside park, a shopping street, underground/metro and tram links.

Today, Aspern is Austria’s largest construction site. In several phases over the next 20 years, a city for the 21st century will take shape in Vienna’s 22nd municipal district on an area equivalent to 340 football pitches, accommodating high-quality living environment for some 20,000 people plus about the same number of workplaces.

Speakers:
ANDERS HERMUND & GEMMA GINTY

DATE: 20th of August
TIME: 8:30-10:00
LOCATION: Fæstningens Materialgård Event Room, Frederiksholms Kanal 30, 1220 Copenhagen
PRICE: DKK 100 / Student admission DKK 60

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