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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Slotfelt Barn in Møgeltønder, Denmark by praksis arkitekter

 
February 18th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: praksis arkitekter

Slotfelt Barn emerges in the landscape with its shape of inverted boats and marks an important part of the Danish cultural history. The historic barn has undergone a transformation from a dilapidated barn to a public exhibition space.

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

  • Architects: praksis arkitekter
  • Project: Slotfelt Barn
  • Location: Møgeltønder, Denmark 
  • Photography: Christina Capetino
  • Software used: AutoCAD, SketchUp, Rhinoceros, Adobe Photoshop
  • Client: His Royal Highness Prince Joachim
  • Collaborators: Field Stone Terrazzo: Peter Bentsen, interior: JOBI Group
  • Structural engineer: Keld Abrahamsen
  • Services engineer (lighting): Jesper Garde Kongshaug
  • Area: 300 sqm
  • Year: 2011

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

It is located in the flat marshlands on the outskirts of Møgeltønder in the southwest of Jutland in Denmark. Praksis Arkitekter was assigned to reconstruct the barn from the 1870s to a small cultural centre.

The distinctive curved roof rafters were reconstructed by bolting a number of thin layers of timber together to form a single laminated structure.

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Fieldstone Terrazzo

The original hard mud flooring has been replaced by a fieldstone terrazzo floor made by ballast of large fieldstone from the local area. The terrazzo is cast in a single piece and covers the entire floor of 300sqm and is special developed for Slotfelt Barn by Praksis.

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Praksis designed a flexible exhibition space, which tells the viewers the story of the Golden Horn, Møgeltønder, Schakenborg Castle and Slotfelt Barn. To make this less noisy in the clean surroundings, three movable boxes were made of black fiberglass to contain a small cinema, toilets and a digital projector showing the national treasure the Golden Horns found in the nearby area.

Slotfelt Barn is a reinvention of the old, traditional architecture and adds a platform for further information about the Danish culture history.

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © Christina Capetino

Image Courtesy © praksis arkitekter

Image Courtesy © praksis arkitekter

Image Courtesy © praksis arkitekter

Image Courtesy © praksis arkitekter

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