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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.

Jagtvej 69 – Vendepunktet in Copenhagen, Denmark by WE Architecture

 
March 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: WE Architecture

WE Architecture + Erik Juul have been commissioned to transform Jagtvej 69 to become a turning point for homeless people. Where housing and green gardens are creating a platform for the meeting between locals and homeless and a path for a new beginning.

The aim of the design for the new building on Jagtvej 69 is to create temporary accomodation for homeless people, as well as provide a space for a wide range of activities that would help them in their professional and social lives, improve communication with the authorities and help them take care of their physical and mental health. The proposal will provide the neighborhood with a new social meeting place, a space containing urban gardens and semi-public activities.

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  • Architects: WE Architecture
  • Project: Jagtvej 69 – Vendepunktet
  • Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
  • Collaborators: WE Architecture, Vendepunktet, Erik Juul
  • Assignment: Private
  • Type: Temporary homeless housing and urban gardens
  • Status: Idea
  • Size: ca 2000 m2

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The project gives back the site to Copenhagen, and create a platform where people can meet and interact around the green gardens.

The project will have a positive visual contribution to the neighborhood – a landmark people can relate to with social and environmental sustainable initiatives. The visibility aims to raise awareness of the initiative, in terms of attracting new users to the neighborhood, but also volunteers and current residents.

Image Courtesy © WE Architecture

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The concept for a temporary design is based on a very simple scaffolding net and containers with the ability to add new features and change according to new needs the future may bring. The project will be dismantled and placed on a new site that needs help in future.

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Image Courtesy © WE Architecture

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