Name
Alberte Hyttel Reddersen
Education degree
Master
Study programme
Cultural Heritage, Transformation and Conservation
Year
2021
A gradual development of the industrial complex has lent the site a distinct fused shape. Through a necessary, careful subtraction, the project creates accessibility by making a public passage through the complex. We aim to reuse the removed materials - to repair and rebuild through an aesthetic strategy that weaves together new, old and reused materials and preserves the qualities of the place
Model studies and photo registration of the site
1/4
A subtraction from the fused industrial complex creates accessibility by making a new public passage and new inner courtyards.
1/4
Two selected sets of drawings: Transformation of a paper roll-hall and a paper machine-hall
1/6
Weaving old and new bricks
1/3
White ceilings in different materials
1/3
Different strategies for re-insulation
1/3
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):
Responsible consumption and production (12)
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Telefon
24231417
Email
Professional Work Experience
2018
2019
Sambuichi Architects, Intern
Model maker and illustrator in relation to transformation projects in Japan
2019
2019
Kuehn Malvezzi Architects, Intern
Illustrator, model maker and developer of design on the project "House of One" on the Museumsinsel, Berlin
2017
2000
Freelance
Planning, drawing and doing regulatory processing on a summer house in Northern Jutland, constructed in 2019.
