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Prinsesse Vask
Prinsesse Vask
Name
Amalie Westh Bennetzen
Education degree
Kandidat
Fagfelt
Architecture
Institute
Architecture and Technology
Program
Settlement, Ecology and Tectonics
Year
2025
As an alternative to demolition of Prinsesse Vask and the neighboring bazaar on Amager, this project preserves the laundromat, recreate the original function of the bazaar and add micro housing built from recycled merbau parquet floor. The project focuses on material value and protecting the ‘unsmooth’ and its residents to discuss the social and environmental consequences of demolition in urban development.
Program udsnit
København // Truede områder
Hjørnet // Eksisterende Forhold
Hjørnet // Prinsesse Vask, Bazar og "Nybyg"
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Mikroboliger // Organisering og Konstruktion
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Opstalter og snit
Boligplaner
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Konstruktionsskitser, Materialer, Høst
Nauticon er igang med at blive revet ned. Byggeriet rummer 25.000 kvadratmeter merbau parketgulv - en hård træsort, som i dette projekt høstes til at lave limtræsbjælker som danner basen til den ny bygnings konstruktion. Alle modeller i projektet er også lavet af Nauticons parketgulv.
Materialehøst// Merbau parketgulv fra kontorbyggeriet Nauticon
The Royal Danish Academy supports the Sustainable Development Goals
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)
