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! Studio Studio Studio Studio Gallery Studios raised 40 cm Raised terrace Raised terrace Projection wall Super furniture Team meeting Team workshop Reading / writing niche Individual panels with acous- tic absorption on wheels Individual tables with secure storage on wheels Panel on table with acoustic absorption Studio Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Studio Studio Studio terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace New Street Studio Studio Studio Studio Studio Studio DEVELOPMENTS. The parking and municipal plots form a flexible area for future development. The three-dimensional canvas Section Program organization in relation to active hours of use Section Possible additional houses inside the canvas Studios along facades Support houses connected by exhibition and workshop gallery - The Gallery of Architecture The Architecture Project could be integrated as a special house in the school of architecture for maximum interac- tion and cooperation. CANVAS Double skin glass facade. Designed for optimal natural light and natural ventilation combined with preheating of air in wintertime and intelligent passive energy production. HOUSES Three houses with support functions: Preserved house Glass House Wood House Wood House Preserved house Zoning creates individual studios within the large space Glass House STUDIOS Zoning of ground level by raised terraces 24h 12h 8h Art and Architecture Square Art and Architecture Square Art and Architecture Square Green Wedge Green Wedge Outdoor path Godsbanen Godsbanen Scandinavian Congress Centre Carl Blocks Gade Sonnesgade New street Green wedge Cantine Outdoor terrace Student bar Outdoor terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace Studio terrace Parking plot Municipal plot 2 Aarhus school of architecture Reading garden Wild grass Cantine garden Photovoltaic panels Municipal plot 1 Housing block 3-4 levels Mini towers Row houses Parking house Parking house Base with parking on 1 level Studio Terrace Studio Terrace Studio Terrace Studio Terrace Studio Terrace Street Loading workshops Studio Terrace Wood house Level +1 Glass house Level +1 Preserved house Level +1 Open down Wood house Level +2 Glass house Level +2 Preserved house Level +2 Wood house Level +3 - Access to roof garden Roof garden Roof garden Book lounge Green library PH.D. office Work bar Study bar Study bar Study bar Study bar Administration Lounge bar Lounge bar Kitchen Café Team bar Lounge Lounge Team bar Team bar Lounge Lounge Stair Stair Stair Stair Sound Auditorium / Workshop Auditorium / Workshop Auditorium / Workshop Auditorium / Workshop Folding door Light Stair Storage Stair Bridge Bridge Team bar Team bar Barbecue Wild grass Archi Hotel Studio Terrace Studio Terrace Green Wedge Green Wedge Green Wedge Wood house with access to roof garden Glass house Preserved house Studio Super furniture Super furniture Super furniture Super furniture Super furniture Student bar Gallery of architecture Exhibition Exhibition Workshop Study Bar Study Bar Book stair Bridges Cantine Great Hall Archi Tegn Auditorium Mock ups Mock ups Mock ups Mock ups Reading niches Reading niches Reading niches Green Wedge Gallery of Architecture Toi Toi Toi Toi Toi Toi Workshops Common Space Large gate Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition Teaching and Presenting Archi Tegn Student café Lounge area Shop Afternoon sun terrace Lunch sun terrace Reading niche Reading niche Great Hall Cantine Kitchen Book Stair Book Stair Archive Study Shelf walls Shelf walls Library Storage Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team meeting Team exhibition Team exhibition Critic Studio Model workshop Model workshop Model workshop Model workshop Model workshop Model workshop Studio Studio Studio Studio Mock up Mock up Mock up Mock up Mock up Mock up Studio 3D printing Robotics 2D printing Metal workshop Wood workshop Studio Storage Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing Storage Storage Storage N N 1 2 Double glass facade Double glass facade Double glass facade Double glass facade Cantine terraces Studio terraces Studio terraces Technical area Glass house Preserved house Wood house Book Shelf Model Shelf Large gate Team meeting Team meeting Critic Reading Mock ups Super furniture Super furniture Crane to move Large items Cantine North turned skylight South turned photovoltaic panels Wild grasses to enhance biodiversity Reading garden Book Stair Studio Student bar Student bar Studio FRAME. The frame around the school consists of a double-skin glass facade, a soft white translucent screen that allows daylight to pass through but filters direct sunlight and sur- plus heat. Thus even the center of the building has acces to natural light. The glass facade is supported by a timber structure that colours the grand architecural frame with a delicate warm nordic atmosphere. The double-skin facade is designed to give optimal natural lighting conditions and to use natural ventilation in combination with preheating of air in wintertime and intelligent passive energy produc- tion. The roof is a green energy field. Access is through the wood house. On the roof you find a reading garden be- tween wild grasses and maybe an urban garden where the school canteen grows its own vegetables and herbs. At the southern end photo-voltaic panels produce energy and support the sustainable profile of the school. IDEA How simple can a school of architecture be? Could it be a large workshop space with maximum volume for maximum flexibility? Could it be as simple as an open framework for creativity, like a three-dimensional canvas? We believe that this is exactly what a school for architec - ture should be – an invitation to create, a robust space for innovation, an open space for knowledge-sharing where ideas hatch and new concepts flow freely between students and teachers. A School of architecture dedicated to and designed for investigation, experimentation and prototyping. This is Aarhus school of Architecture – An open frame for archi- tecture. PROGRAM The program are organized according to potential ac- tive hours-of-use to maximize interaction with context and Godsbanen. Spaces with 24h active use are located at ground level and spaces with a 12h-8h active use are located on the upper levels. A school of architecture is truly defined by the students and the way they use their studios. It is here that the work, process, method and results of the school become apparent. It is here that the conception and study of architecture takes place. The studios are the true soul of a school, and therefore we believe that they should be directly linked to the urban spaces, creating a living and vibrant neighborhood that is acitve 24/7. Consequently all studios are placed on the ground floor along the facades. The beating heart of the school, the support facilities and workshops, are organized in three separate houses linked together by an exhibition and workshop gallery connecting Godsbanen with the Green Wedge. STUDIOS. Zoning becomes important in very large spaces in order to create lesser more intimate spaces that the body can relate to, scaled according to need and function. We zone the ground floor by: - Slightly elevating the studios from the ground. This defines each studio and offers a workshop terrace for each studio. - Large scale super-furniture that forms benches, niches for concentration, storage, acoustic separations and privacy where needed. The studios and individual workspaces are optimized for activity-based work, comprising areas for both group and individual work as well as areas zoned for high- and low-concentration activities. Studios are separated by a shared space for workshops, critique and social activities, formed by the terracing of the floor and various super-furniture. Each student has exclusive access to a work-desk framed by pin-up boards both in front and behind in order to pro- vide sufficient panel space and a degree of intimacy. HOUSES. The exhibition and workshop gallery – Gallery of Archi- tecture - spans the entire school and connects the studios with the three houses. Here the public, the employees and the students can meet up and share ideas. The gallery acts as connection and access-point to workshops, studios and social areas and forms the backbone of the school. From the Gallery of Architecture you have access to the three houses that contain the main support-functions of the school. Each house has its own unique architectural expression. The first is a preserved existing timber house reprogrammed with social spaces. The second is a closed glass house lined with large-scale shelfs for models, mate- rials and tools, containing workshops and auditoriums. The third is a wooden house consisting mainly of book-shelves, containing media and knowledge-spaces. The use of differ- ent materials ind the three buildings serves as case-stud- ies for archictecture, examples of tectonics and materiality within the greater school, that becomes in itself an archi- tectural laboratory. Additional houses in other materials can be built within the greater frame if the school is to be extended, thus ex- panding the opportunity for further material studies. The Architecture Project Glass House Old House Wood House Plan Individual Team work Immersion Dialog GREEN ROOF Green energy roof with Photovoltaic panels and LAR AREAS. Level +0 Level +1 Level +2 Level +3 Level -1 Total 7.306 m 2 1.554 m 2 1.554 m 2 550 m 2 2.000 m 2 12.964 m 2 Main functions: Studios, Workshops, Exhibition, Canteen Workshops, Auditoriums, Media lab. Administration, PH.D´s Archi Hotel, Study zone Technical areas INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE ( 2 ) SITE PLAN 1:2000 GROUND FLOOR 1:500 LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1:500 SOUTH EAST FACADE 1:500 ORGANISATION EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE ( 1 ) NEW AARCH – NEW AARHUS SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AN OPEN FRAME FOR ARCHITECTURE. 112120 92070479 #220
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