Between the Parts, Living at the Regents Canal.
Design studio, first year studies architecture, University of Innsbruck.
led by Rasa Navasaityte.
Students: Janna Eberharter, Julian Höck, Daniel Keil, Paul Lechner, Manfred Herman, Louisa Sommer, Rebecca Maria Wolf
Site: Regents Canal London.
Summer 2017.
Left: project by Julian Höck; right: project by by Rebecca Maria Wolf.
Left: project by Paul Lechner, right: project by Janna Eberharter.
Left: project by Daniel Keil, right: project by Manfred Herman.
Project by Julian Höck.London Regent`s Canal fabric is currently transforming from industrial into a mixture between cultural, artist, working, and residential spaces. New forms of living are highly needed in this area. A vertical living condition will create new ground as a building mass. The formal reading of the existing architectural examples will be explored through the abstraction into the new design object – three-dimensional element, which will be created during the studies and the relation between the architectural and the geometrical effects. As the second part of the design strategy, the part-relation will be expressed through the compositional studies to achieve the building mass. The relation between one and many will be expressed through the three-dimensional organizational principles based on seven diagrams of O. M. Ungars. Here multiple urban conditions emerge through the relation between the architectural-urban effects and overlap of several organizational principles of inside-outside diagrams of O. M. Ungars. The artificial ground condition turns into a vertical urban textile.
Project by Paul Lechner.
Project by Julian Höck.
Project by Julian Höck.
Project by Paul Lechner.
Project by Janna Eberharter.
Project by Rebecca Maria Wolf.
