Northern Bunker Museum: An architectural story
Translated title
Northern Bunker Museum: En arkitektonisk fortælling
Author
Krarup, Nicolai Qvist
Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2020
Submitted on
2020-05-28
Pages
239
Abstract
Dette speciale præsenterer designprocessen for et nyt Bunkermuseum i Frederikshavn Kommune. Gennem analyser af kontekst, brugere og relevante referenceprojekter udvikles et program (designoplæg). Derefter afprøves tekniske, funktionelle og æstetiske valg for at skabe et museum, der forholder sig til sine omgivelser, stimulerer sanserne og omsætter historien til arkitektur og rumlige oplevelser. Det foreslåede byggeri organiseres omkring tre centrale rumlige koncepter: The Walk, The Blocks og The Bunkers. Sammen giver de flere lag af besøgsoplevelser, integrerer sociale og miljømæssige bæredygtighedsstrategier og anvender en humanistisk arkitektonisk tilgang til at skabe en sanselig bygning, der knytter an til planetens fortid, nutid og fremtid.
This thesis presents the design process for a new Bunker Museum in the municipality of Frederikshavn. Through analyses of the local context, potential users, and case studies, it develops a design brief. The project then explores technical, functional, and aesthetic choices to create a museum that fits its surroundings, engages the senses, and turns history into architectural and spatial experiences. The proposed building is organized around three core spatial concepts: The Walk, The Blocks, and The Bunkers. Together, these parts offer layered ways to visit, integrate social and environmental sustainability strategies, and use a humanistic architectural approach to create a sensory building that connects to the planet’s past, present, and future.
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