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Architects: AART Architects, ADEPT
- Area: 1400 m²
- Year: 2024
Aarhus: The Latest Architecture and News
Incuba Next Innovation Hub / ADEPT + AART Architects
https://www.archdaily.com/1024438/incuba-next-innovation-hub-adept-plus-aart-architectsValeria Silva
Lighthouse Building / 3XN
https://www.archdaily.com/1022835/lighthouse-building-3xnHadir Al Koshta
Paradiset Studio / LOOP Architects
https://www.archdaily.com/1017194/paradiset-studio-loop-architectsAndreas Luco
How to Build on a Sloped Terrain? 5 Modern Residential Projects Shaped For Their Environments With Split-Level Exteriors
Sloped terrain offers a tantalizing prospect for developers. With breathtaking views over either natural or urban landscapes, often without the realistic possibility of being overlooked by future development, a parcel of land on a slope provides a high reward. However, whether it’s the extra excavation involved to cut and fill or cantilever out on a flat surface, the complications of water drainage, or the loss of light and difficulty of access at the front of the property, building on sloped terrains is not without its difficulties.
But it’s not necessarily the angle of the site that’s most at fault, it’s the shape of the building. By splitting up a multi-story structure and repositioning – possibly even disconnecting – each level, projects designed to comply with the existing topography by applying multiple ground levels can reduce the amount of excavation required. The split floor plan can also help to improve access and natural light and increase both interior and exterior space.
https://www.archdaily.com/1015061/how-to-build-on-a-sloped-terrain-5-modern-residential-projects-shaped-for-their-environments-with-split-level-exteriorsJames Wormald
Marselisborg High School / GPP Architects
Located in the beautiful Marselisborg district, within the center of Aarhus city, is Marselisborg High School, one of Denmark’s most renowned schools, rich in tradition and history – often featured in books and movies. Today, Marselisborg High School is very popular among the students within the city of Aarhus. With this first prize winning new addition, designed by GPP Architects, the school will continue to meet the high demands of modern and visionary high school education requirements. More images and architects’ description after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/191345/marselisborg-high-school-gpp-architectsAlison Furuto
Residential Project at Aarhus Harbour / ADEPT and LUPLAU & POULSEN
The Deputy Mayor Laura Hay recently revealed the winners of the competition for a 12.000 m2 sustainable housing project at a reception at Aarhus City Hall. The winning team consists of the architects ADEPT and LUPLAU & POULSEN, turn-key contractor Dansk Boligbyg and NIRAS Consulting Engineers. The team has designed a project entitled The City in the Building – Housing for All at Harbour North, that consists of 238 public dwellings distributed between 83 apartments for families and +55 aged seniors, and 155 student-housing units. The project is expected to be completed for inauguration in December 2013. More images and project description after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/182984/residential-project-at-aarhus-harbour-adept-and-luplau-poulsenAlison Furuto
In Progress: Iceberg / CEBRA + JDS + SeARCH + Louis Paillard
We’ve been covering CEBRA + JDS + SeARCH + Louis Paillard’s geometric harbor project for Arhus, Denmark. The huge project, which measures over 21,000 sqm, will include mixed dwellings types and commercial space. CEBRA has shared a few short video clips with us, highlighting the progress of the project. This featured clip is shot from the bridge connecting the future harbor promenade across the nearby canal. The grey concrete wall shown is the beginning of the southern facade (the actual floor is on top of the wall) and behind the wall is where the parking is situated.
Another video, as well as a few construction photos, after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/162782/in-progress-iceberg-cebra-jds-search-louis-paillardKaren Cilento