New Museum Jorn: The Ministry of Disruption
Translated title
New Museum Jorn
Authors
Hardlei, Jonas Helbo ; Houmann, Maya ; Stavad, Laura
Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2022
Submitted on
2022-05-25
Pages
141
Abstract
Dette speciale præsenterer designet af et nyt Museum Jorn ved Silkeborgs søbred. Målet er at skabe et samlende vartegn, der indrammer værker af Asger Jorn, Per Kirkeby m.fl. og bygger bro mellem bymidten og de idylliske omgivelser. Designet styres af principper for cirkulation (hvordan besøgende bevæger sig gennem bygningen), lys, atmosfære og fleksibilitet, så museet kan tilpasse sig skiftende udstillinger og trends. Ideerne understøttes af analyser af sted, materialer og dagslys samt simuleringer i LCA-byg og Climate Studio for at sikre den arkitektoniske kvalitet. Der er desuden udført håndberegninger af ventilationsluftmængder og kanaldimensioner som grundlag for en konceptuel ventilationsstrategi. Den endelige løsning præsenteres med fokus på rumlige oplevelser, integrerede designgreb og termisk komfort og afsluttes med konklusion og refleksion.
This thesis presents the design of a new Museum Jorn on the lakefront in Silkeborg, Denmark. The aim is to create a unifying landmark that frames artworks by Asger Jorn, Per Kirkeby, and others, while bridging the separation between the city center and the idyllic lakeside setting. The design is guided by principles of circulation (how visitors move through the building), light, atmosphere, and flexibility, enabling the museum to adapt to changing exhibitions and trends. These ideas are supported by analyses of the site, materials, and daylight, and by simulations in LCA-byg and Climate Studio to uphold architectural quality. Hand calculations of ventilation airflows and duct dimensions inform a conceptual ventilation strategy. The final design is presented with attention to spatial experience, integrated design solutions, and thermal comfort, and concludes with a summary and reflection.
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