Конкурс посвящен исследованию возможностей использования древесины с целью уплотнения старой застройки современных городов. Участникам необходимо выбрать одно из трех представленных жилых зданий 1960-х годов в Вене и предложить идеи по его вертикальному расширению. Обязательное условие – применение дерева в качестве основного материала.
пресс-релиз:
The aim of proHolz Student Trophy 2020 is to explore the potential for the densification in the city using wood as a building material. Specifically, the competition is focused on two-storey vertical extensions of 3 existing residential buildings from the 1960s in Vienna. Many cities in Europe have to face the challenges of increasing numbers of inhabitants and a lack of developable space. However, they have many residential buildings from the 1960s and 1970s which have a lot of raising potential, and therefore could contribute to solving this housing shortage problem.
The following points in particular need to be taken into account when fulfilling the task:
Prerequisite is a system solution in wood or timber hybrid, which can also be used for other residential buildings of the same type from the same period
Optimum use of living space, flexible possibilities for usage, compact and carefully considered floor plans, living typology, affordable apartments (30 – 80 m2)
Creating added value for the existing inhabitants by building a storage room for bicycles and prams, as well as additional common areas and rooms of at least 100 m², additional loggias/balconies, elevator access aisles, flights of stairs, etc.
Emergency exit scenarios, barrier-free accessibility needs to be taken into account
Climate mitigation by e.g. greening of the facades and roof surfaces
For an improvement of the existing situation as well as for the development solution, individual apartments or parts of apartments may be “sacrificed” and/or minor selective or planar additions to the existing building may be carried out. The main focus of extending the volume lies on adding another two storeys.
Competition objects:
1. Housing complex Maroltingergasse
Maroltingergasse 19 – 25 (housing units 6-10), 1160 Vienna
Freestanding ribbon development
Construction year: 1960; number of apartments: 99
2. Housing complex Brunnweg
Brunnweg 4 (housing units 1-7), 1100 Vienna
Perimeter block development
Construction year: 1961; number of apartments: 172
3. Housing complex Pantucekgasse
Pantucekgasse 33 (housing units 1-4), 1110 Vienna
Group of towers development
Construction year: 1970; number of apartments: 446
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