The report is a result of the master thesis project for the degree in engineering architecture. Through analysis, process, presentation and conclusion, it explains the design of a cultural and creative centre for musicians, located at Refshaleøen in Copenhagen.
The project explores the creative process of musicians in relation to the architectural space. Besides that, sound being an active part of the architectural design is also being explored. Acoustics, aural architecture and co-working are the three main cornerstones of the project, based on which different analysis and results have been produced. The project extracts into a co-working space for musicians, where the creative process and community aspects of musicians are being reinforced, by providing an acoustically and aurally sound facility. For Refshaleøen, the facility acts as an important addition to its other cultural desitinations, and the agenda of it being a cultural hub for Copenhageners is also being strengthened. In a nutshell, the facility acts as a doorway to the music and cultural scene of the future.