House of Fairytales | ODA / OFFICINA DI ARCHITETTURA
Odense / Denmark / 2013
Design for the House of Fairytales start from idea about want to take advantage of all the existing area to urban park, available after the demolition of the existing complex. Therefore, it was compiut an "urban manipulation" in several steps . Through an ideal cutting of urban - tissue has been identified the form of new complex. Later, this patch has been raised (bending operation) and modeled (folding and cutting operations) in order to achieve in continuity with the existing park ( Lozen Park) a new overhead urban area. In generated underlying volume was added new Andersen Museum.
The complex, by a remodeling at urban scale, take a part of the urban webbing with continuity offering a total area dedicated to green and urban park (Lozen Park) completely accessible, which offers a 360-degree view to the city and new attractive and socialization facilities for the comunity.
The volume of new museum although articulated is seated in the skyline and through visible - game connections and views (skylights and patio) allows a constant dialogue between interior and exterior , offering visitors the opportunity to a new museum's experience
Design for the House of Fairytales start from idea about want to take advantage of all the existing area to urban park, available after the demolition of the existing complex. Therefore, it was compiut an "urban manipulation" in several steps . Through an ideal cutting of urban - tissue has been identified the form of new complex. Later, this patch has been raised (bending operation) and modeled (folding and cutting operations) in order to achieve in continuity with the existing park ( Lozen...
- Year 2013
- Client City of Odense - Andersen Museum
- Status Competition works
- Type Parks, Public Gardens / Public Squares / Urban Furniture / Multi-purpose Cultural Centres / Theatres / Museums / Concert Halls / Associations/Foundations / Leisure Centres / Art Galleries / Exhibitions /Installations / Urban Renewal / Cycle Paths / Book shops
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