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IT TAKES A BLOCK KITCHEN GARDEN BEES & WILD GRASS GREENHOUSE EXOTIC PLANTS ORANGERI SOLAR PANELS BEES GREENHOUSE APARTMENT KITCHEN GARDEN BEES & WILD GRASS GREENHOUSE EXOTIC PLANTS ORANGERI SOLAR PANELS BEES GREENHOUSE SOLARAPARTMENT PANELS TREE NURSERY LAUNDRY AND SAUNA GREENHOUSE AND MEETING PLACE ROOF TOP FARM SOLAR PANELS TREE NURSERY LAUNDRY AND SAUNA GREENHOUSE AND MEETING PLACE ROOF TOP FARM BLOCK LAYERS THE BUILDINGS THE ROOFSCAPE 2015-2025 RENOVATION CO-OP KITCHEN GARDEN BEES & WILD GRASS GREENHOUSE EXOTIC PLANTS ORANGERI DEVELOPMENT OVER TIME SOLAR PANELS BEES GREENHOUSE APARTMENT 2015-2025 RENOVATION CO-OP DEVELOPMENT OVER TIME KITCHEN GARDEN BEES & WILD GRASS GREENHOUSE EXOTIC PLANTS ORANGERI SOLAR PANELS SOLAR PANELS BEES TREE NURSERY LAUNDRY AND SAUNA GREENHOUSE APARTMENT GREENHOUSE AND MEETING PLACE ROOF TOP FARM GREEN CORRIDOR ARBORETUM TREES FRUIT TREE ORCHARD THE URBAN ARBORETUM THE GALLERIESSOLAR PANELS “TIMBER YARD” TREE NURSERY LAUNDRY AND SAUNA GREEN CORRIDOR GREENHOUSE AND MEETING PLACE ROOF TOP FARM ARBORETUM TREES FRUIT TREE ORCHARD “TIMBER YARD” 2015-2025 RENOVATION CO-OP TREE LINED SQUARE DEVELOPMENT OVER TIME WELCOME WALNUT SQUARE TREE LINED SQUARE 2015-2025 RENOVATION CO-OP WELCOME WALNUT SQUARE DEVELOPMENT OVER TIME IT TAKES A BLOCK GREEN CORRIDOR ARBORETUM TREES FRUIT TREE ORCHARD “TIMBER YARD” GREEN CORRIDOR ARBORETUM TREES FRUIT TREE ORCHARD “TIMBER YARD” TREE LINED SQUARE WELCOME WALNUT SQUARE TREE LINED SQUARE WELCOME WALNUT SQUARE + = OPEN TECHNICAL STANDARD LOFT GREENHOUSE LARGE MODULE MODULE APARTMENT APARTMENT APARTMENT APARTMENT BUILDING BLOCKS The buildings in our Sege Park block are constructed using a system of cross-laminated timber modules. The dimensions of the two types of modules – four by ten or two by ten meters – allow a wide variety of buildings and apartment typologies, and make it possible for prefabricated modules to be transported using the standard road network. The modules can be assembled quickly and with little noise (wood is a soft material), and are easy to give unique expression through wood detailing – creating a sense of place while using a ROW HOUSE LARGE ROW HOUSE highly rational process. Consistently making use of wood creates a material continuity in the block and adds depth to the urban arboretum; establishing a strong, natural starting point for a block identity. The modules’ contents are either technical/programmed or open, and all variations of housing and collective functions in the buildings are assembled using different constellations of the two module types. We have outlined a few apartment possibilities below – using different ways to connect and stack the modules. The system reflects our basic design philosophy for Sege Park; a focus on available, unprogrammed space combined with clearly demarcated programmed spaces. The ambition for the module- COLLECTIVE system is to ensure affordability, sustainability and long-term flexibility – qualities that interact and need to be considered holistically. Using cross-laminated timber rather than a less solid wood construction, for instance, entails a trade-off, with somewhat greater cost and much greater sustainability. IT TAKES A BLOCK COLLECTIVE FUNCTIONS 1. THE WATER CENTER 2. THE FARMING CENTER FOR THE BLOCK CHANGING ROOM Changing rooms with showers and bathrooms. TECHNICAL SPACE COMPOST Recycling center for garden waste. OUTDOOR BATH Cold water bathtubs. LEMONAIA Greenhouse for winter ROOT CELLAR A naturally cooled space SAUNA storage of subtropical for storing seeds and Two laundry rooms plants. connected to an with equipment for outdoor area for processing harvested hanging laundry out to fruit into jam, sauces LAUNDRY CENTER dry. and ciders. Two laundry rooms connected to an outdoor area for hanging laundry out to dry. 3. THE CANTEEN 4. BIKE & WORKSHOPS 5. FUTURE CONVENIENCE STORE 6. ARBORETUM RESEARCH CENTER RECYCLE CENTER BATHROOMS Waste recycling center Two accessible bathrooms. CARGO BIKE GARAGE RESEARCH ROOMS Space for communal cargo bikes Rooms for reading and collaboration. AULA Space for lectures and ELEVATOR academic discussions. OPEN KITCHEN Combined with serving REUSE MARKET 6 area. Room for disposal of goods that could be reused. FOOD DISTRIBUTION ENTRANCE Emptied weekly. Entrance area with OUTDOOR AREA letter boxes and SORTING AREA the Canteen is allowed to grow out in the BIKE WORKSHOP Convenience store sorting stroller storage. Area for cleaning and public square when weather permits. area and meeting place. repairing bycycles. 5 IT TAKES A BLOCK E0. EXPANSION AREA The open part of the gallery can be supplied with a small addition, T1. STORAGE such as extra storage or a All storage is located by the greenhouse. entrance. Two of the three storage units can be replaced by open storage to accomodate a wheelchair user. T2. OVER GROUND ROOT CELLAR In order to store food with minimum energy use, all living units have both a cooling room and a small bench refrigerator. The room is cooled by natural ventilation which drags air through an underground system up to chimneys on the roof. T3. BATHROOM All bathroom are accessible for persons using a weelchair. T4. ALCOVES The standard apartment has two alcoves which can be used as bedrooms or for activities such as home office or storage. E1. GREENHOUSE All apartments have a green- house which can be used as a compact vegetable garden. 01. VESTIBULE In direct connection to the galleries, the apartments have a rougher part. This zone can through different hours of the day serve as a dining area, a home workshop, an office or a small business. 02. FAMILY ROOM The open space in the apartment can be divided using a folding screen wall E2. FRONT PORCH to create more private spaces in the The galleries connecting the apartment. apartments have exrtra space in front of the open indoor living area. This gives occupants control over the outdoor space in front of their home. 55 M2 LIVING AREA E3. BACK PORCH By making a thin building we can integrate outdoor space in the architecture and still have excellent light quality indoors. IT TAKES A BLOCK ROW HOUSE U2. MASTER BEDROOM If parts of the second floor are rented The row house is a traditional and popular typology. Here the row out, this space can serve as the master bedroom. If not, the space can be used house is put in a more urban context, and designed to encourage as parts of the living room area a creative use of its interior spaces: like renting out part of the conected to the two alcoves. top floor, or running a small business. T4 T4 U1. SUBLET AREA The space closest to the galleries on the second floor can be rented out, and has an individual entrance reached by a staircase from the outside. This space can also serve as the master bedroom. E1 T1 T2 T3 E2 T4 T4 O1 O2 E3 IT TAKES A BLOCK LOFT FLOOR APARTMENT Ground floor apartments are given substantial ceiling height, to allow flexibility over time; private business initiatives should be E0 encouraged. L1. LOFT T2 The ground floor apartments have a loft with a ceiling height of 1,8 m. This space can be glazed and divided into bedrooms. T1 E2 T3 O1 T4 O2 E1 E3 IT TAKES A BLOCK COLLECTIVE Sege Park encourages a variety of living arrangements. Collectives, while not for everyone, are an interesting way to introduce engagement and life into an area. While – at a rate that depends on the nature of the collective – membership varies over time, the collective can be a way to contribute a deepening E4 ELEVATOR practice of community life that can be a positive role model for the block. O1 E2 T2 T4 T2 T3 T4 T3 T1 T4 O2 E1 T4 T4 E3 E5. PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE All private rooms in the collective are attached to a private balcony. IT TAKES A BLOCK.