The Bridge About My Childhood
I always positioning myself between storyteller and architect. I like to dream but not only. That's why I want to catch something between reality and dream.Today. This story is about my hometown and the memories there....
''I may not know who I am, but I know where I am from......''. I have transformed a bridge, which is located in my hometown. The pipeline bridge was a fuctional bridge built to transfer water to the thermal electricity plant, but gradually it carries more of the memory properties of people living in my hometown.
I tried to solve the specific problems of the bridge by using people's memories as a transformation strategy.
SPACE ORGANIZATION STRATERGY: ATTACHMENT
In the hearts of most people, preserving an industrial bridge seems to be an agreement with industrial pollution. I talked to the local goverment and realized that the bridge would probably disappear in forty years with the removal of the electricity plant, to be replaced by a new traffic bridge using for cars.
I wanted to keep this 'city sculpture' as opposed to just removing the HuiGuan bridge. I'm trying yo use "Attach" as the main stratergy in all design approaches, hoping to add a new layer to the old bridge.
I hoping this transformation coukld be a kind of slogan, telling my hometown that HuiGuan bridge is our own industrial romance....
When i interviewed twenty-five people from my hometown for this project about memories,
I realized what hometown is when we have not contacted for seven years but sharing the same memories of this bridge and our childhood......
HuiGuan Bridge
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Since 2017 the Royal Danish Academy has worked with the Sustainable Development Goals. This is reflected in our research, our teaching and in our students’ projects. This project relates to the following UN goal(-s)