[1.2] RE:DEFINITION // Immatrielle fænomener // Natur mot uorden

[1.1] RE:KONTEKTSUALISERING // component

REKONTEKSTUALISERING

Vi undersøger brugen af den arkitektoniske komponent/prototype og skal med den fastholde, understrege, forandre, eller forstærke de observerede arkitektoniske kvaliteter, situasjoner og potentialer på stedet

UTVALGT KOMPONENT:

Palmyra House

Studio Mumbai Architects, Bijoy Jain

Alibagh, India

2007 

Liten innsikt, stor utsikt; Et lite intimt badeværelse med stor fri sikt. 

Selv om dette sannsynligvis er husets mest private rom,
har det ikke tak og føles derfor ut som et uterom.

UTVIKLING AV COMPONENT

 

[1.0] RE:SEARC // En linje igjennom moesgaard

Moesgaard mainbuilding was buildt between 1780-84, paid by baron Christian Frederik Güldencrone 

and drawn by architect Christian Joseph Zuber.  A huge english garden in mixed baroque and romantic  style was also created. It turns out that the crossing opening, our selected site, 

is the last part  of a 40 meter wide opening that went all the way down to the ocean. 

The baroque garden isn't to find in other pictures than the map below. But according 

research done by archaeologists, it's signs that say it was there for a short period.

Et kart fra 1783 viser hvordan hagen en gang har sett ut. En flott barokk hage foran huset, som strekker seg videre og glir over til en romantisk landskapshage

a line through moesgaard

[1.0] RE:SEARCH // Crossing openings

Inviting tunnel that leads you againt a light.

Dark - light - dark: The light is a big line that divides both tunnel and forrest.

Recently Separated - The Esherick House

CASE STUDY:
ESHERICK HOUSE

LOUIS I. KAHN

PHILADELPHIA, USA
1961

FASE I // CHOOSING THE WINDOW

FASE II // Building the component

A critical model, showing the spatial relation. 1:20

Pepakura model: 1:100

Component 1:1

Window Safari

In need of light?

A walk through aarhus searching for a trophy window.

Window; An opening in a wall, The definition is simple, but function and purpose is varying. 

Light, ventilation, decoration and communication are some important functions. Not all windows have a selfexplained meaning, but all of them have the ability to filter light. The effect of the light will always vary in terms of sundirection, placement, material, surroundings, size and the room insde.

Sunlight or air?; Geologisk institut, Aarhus universitet.

Dan Magnus Hansen 

3.semester Aarhus Arkitektskole 2012