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Åesiesmaennie: A Market Place and Meeting Point in Lycksele
Name
Tim Elias Viktorsson
Education degree
Kandidat
Institute
Architecture and Technology
Program
Bosætning, Økologi og Tektonik
Year
2021
The project aims to create a new urban hub in the small town of Lycksele, in northern Sweden. Inspired by sami vernacular, a new flexible marketplace is introduced, defining an inclusive meeting point which reflects the town's broad demographic and sami heritage. With a focus on food, commerce and events the intervention relates to the region's climate, seasons and variable need for public space.
Visualisations
Visualisations
Isometric drawing: Isometric drawing showing the site during a market scenario
Mapping and site
Site
Plans of site
Plans
A big part of the project has been to meet the town of Lycksele's variable need for public space. Different scenarios are shown in the diagrams.
Throughout the year, Lycksele goes through different scenarios in which the town feels and acts as more or less alive. This depending on for example the climate, tourism, or events such as the annual big and popular market days.
Throughout the year, Lycksele goes through different scenarios in which the town feels and acts as more or less alive. This depending on for example the climate, tourism, or events such as the annual big and popular market days.
Public space diagram
Sections of site
Sections
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)
