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This workshop focused on food in relation to the city (food city). The assignment took its beginning in the tales of H. C. Andersen and in chapters from the book 'Food City' by our guest professor CJ Lim.
The result of the assignment is not quite architecture in its common sence, but more a discussion of way to deal with food in the city, using architectural elements and functions. It is an abstract way of approching a common problem, to start a discussion, and see the world with new eyes. |
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| Fase 3 in this project about BYMORFOLOGI I have to work with this building called The Economist Bulding. It is a building situated in London and it is drawned by Smithson in 1962. The purpose with this fase is to make 3 cutouts in 15 x 15 cm which will be our inspiration and tools for the next fase where we have to develop our intervention. |
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| EXHIBITION ATMOSPHERE |
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| FOUR MODELS OF FOUR DIFFERENT SITES |
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| DETAIL - THE MODEL OF MY GROUP |
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| TWO CARDS - THE CARD OF MY OWN GROUP IS TO THE RIGHT QUICK COMMENT ON THE ASSIGNMENT!!!! The assignment called Bymorfologi is first of all a study on our overall theme called anchoring. It is about analyzing how the building and landscape is connected with one another. It is about understanding how diffenrent elements can connect and create a wellthought and functionning connection between these to elements; buildings and landscape. It is about connection, aesthetics, the meeting between WALL, TUNNEL and FLOOR. We are to analyse a given site, such as Langelinieparken, here in Aarhus, and try to solve the problemes that we find in our analysis, which could be the metting between to buildings and the incloseness that can be created on behalf of the topographi. |
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| An old wooden shed that I walked by on my walk around in the beutiful Søndermarken. |
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Norske Hus (1787) a tribute to the beautiful natur in Norway and a
fantastic relic from the Romantic period (from the 1800 century)
of landscape design.
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| Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) - Danish architect Speciality: Furniturs Education history: Cabinet-maker 1931 Denmarks Designschool 1936 - 1940 |
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Model: Model 512 (The Folding Chair)
Year: 1949
Materials: Teak tree, oak or ash + woven cane strips
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Model: Model 550 (The Peacook Chair)
Year: 1947
Materials Teak or oak + Paper twist seat
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#1 Model: CH3 (Armchair)
Year: 1959
Materials: Oak or beech + fabric or leather
#2 Model: CH23 (Dining Chair)
Year: 1951
Materials: Beech and teak, oak and teak or oak
+ woven seat paper twist or cane strips
#3 Model: CH24 (The Wishbone Chair)
Year: 1949
Materials: Beech, oak, cherry wood or painted wood
+ woven seat paper twist
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Model: Model205 (The Valet Chair)
Year: 1953
Materials: Oregonpine and seat in teak, charry wood,
marple, mahogany or teak
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| Model: CH07 (Shell Chair) Year: 1963 Materials: Moulded plywood and laminated wood |
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| Model: PP571 (Architect's Desk) Year: 1953 Materials: Teak, oak and steel |
