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Donderdag 4 April 2013 ARCH + Bru:Tecture KOPENHAGEN Zaterdag 30 maart – donderdag 4 april 2013 ARCH + bru:tecture INFO + DAGPLANNING KOPENHAGEN Zaterdag 30 maart – donderdag 4 april 2013 ARCH + bru:tecture Ook dit jaar nemen bru:tecture en de vakgroep Architectonische ingenieurswetenschappen het initiatief om op architectuurreis te gaan. Deze keer brengt die ons naar Kopenhagen. De vrolijke kleuren van de huizen aan de Nyhavn stralen er ons al van ver tegemoet. Maar dat is niet alles wat Kopenhagen te bieden heeft. Met als bijnaam ‘hoofdstad van het design’, kan het niet anders dan dat er op gebied van kunst en architectuur een heleboel te beleven valt. 30 maart 2013 Gedrukt door ARCH - VUB Opgemaakt door Siemen Goetschalckx, Lennert Loos, Kelvin Roovers en Waldo Galle PRAKTISCHE INFORMATIE Contact Tijdens de reis zijn ARCH + bru:tecture, de initiatiefnemers, uitsluitend te bereiken via het secretariaat van het departement ARCH via +32(0)2 629 2840 en [email protected] In de reisgids, die alle deelnemers krijgen aan het begin van de reis, zal wel een lijst met al hun gsm-nummers staan, zodat zij elkaar kunnen bereiken. Heenreis, zaterdag 30 maart Iedereen heeft steeds zijn of haar studentenkaart én identiteitskaart op zak! De diabolo-toeslag is nodig voor treinreizen van en naar Brussel-Nationaal-Luchthaven. Je kunt aansluiten waar je wilt en met de trein verder reizen naar de luchthaven of er rechtstreeks naartoe gaan: 15u00 Verzamelen bovenaan de grote trappen in de centrale hal van het treinstation Brussel Centraal IR 3713 richting Leuven, vertrek in Centraal om 15:14, aankomst Luchthaven om 15:31 15u45 Verzamelen in de centrale vertrekhal in de luchthaven van Zaventem 17u00 Laatste check-in in de luchthaven 17u50 Vertrek in Brussel, Zaventem met vlucht SK 1594 19u20 Aankomst in Kopenhagen, Kastrup Bagage Op de vluchten moet het gewicht van de bagage beperkt worden tot 23kg. Eén stuk handbagage mag mee op het vliegtuig van maximaal 55 bij 40 bij 20 cm. Er gelden ook andere regels, kijk ze na op http://www.brusselsairport.be/en/passngr/security/bags_security/ Verblijf We verblijven in de hostel The Generator Adelgade 5-7, 1304 Copenhagen, Denmark Ons verplaatsen ter plaatse Ter plaatse verplaatsen we ons met de metro, de lokale (S-tog) en regionale (R-tog) trein, en te voet. Alle kosten voor de verplaatsingen in groep zijn in begrepen. Individuele verplaatsingen zijn niet inbegrepen in het bedrag dat jullie al betaalden. Zorg voor aangepaste schoenen tijdens de wandelingen. Te voet is de beste manier waarop we de stad en haar gebouwen kunnen verkennen. Neem zeker ook warme kleding mee. Eten, drinken en betalen Het ontbijt is inbegrepen in het bedrag dat jullie al betaalden. Er kan ontbeten worden tussen 7 en 11 uur ’s ochtends. Alle andere maaltijden en drankjes zijn niet inbegrepen. Afhankelijk van de regio en je eigen voorkeur betaal je in Denemarken iets meer dan bij ons. Een lunch kost ten minste 60 DKK en gemiddeld 140 DKK, een drankje 30 DKK. In Denemarken betaalt men met Deense Kroon, DKK of kr. Kijk zelf bij je bank na of je op voorhand Kronen moet bestellen, ter plaatse kan afhalen of dat je er met je kredietkaart kan betalen. Hou er rekening mee dat voor kleine bedragen of in kleine zaken men een betaling met een kredietkaart kan weigeren. Dagplanning Zoals bij ons schakelt men in Kopenhagen over van het winter- naar het zomeruur. Tijdens de nacht van zaterdag op zondag wordt 2 uur dus 3 uur! De dagplanning met de uitstappen, bezoeken, rondleidingen, projecten en verzamelplaatsen zullen opgenomen worden in de reisgids, die alle deelnemers krijgen aan het begin van de reis. Per dag wordt een thema behandeld: Afspraak om Dag 1 Havenerfgoed vs. hedendaagse architectuur http://goo.gl/maps/nIZSq Stadsbezoek 9-16u30 Dag 2 Historisch Kopenhagen http://goo.gl/maps/pn9VL Stadsbezoek 9-12u00 Amager strand http://goo.gl/maps/7LKzk Wandeling 13u30 Dag 3 Hedendaagse stadsontwikkeling Geleide wandeling & podwalks 9-18u00 Dag 4 Modernistische architectuur http://goo.gl/maps/Wqt4a Wandeling 9-12u00 Moderne kunst Museumbezoek 13u30 Dag 5 Deens design http://goo.gl/maps/A7x6T Stadsbezoek 10u30 Terugreis, donderdag 4 april Iedereen heeft steeds zijn of haar studentenkaart én identiteitskaart op zak! 17u30 Verzamelen aan The Generator, oppikken van de bagage en wandelen naar het metrostation Kongens Nytorv st (Metro) (zie kaartje wandelroute naar het museum) 18u00 Metro M2 richting Lufthavnen st (Metro) van Kongens Nytorv st (Metro) naar Lufthavnen st (Metro) (rijdt iedere 6 min., duurt 13 min. bv. 18:00-18:13) 19u20 Laatste check-in in de luchthaven 20u05 Vertrek met het vliegtuig in Kopenhagen (Kastrup) met vlucht SK 2593 21u30 Aankomst in Brussel (Zaventem) DAGPLANNING Zondag 31 maart Dag 1 Digitale kaart via http://maps.google.com Havenerfgoed vs. hedendaagse architectuur Stadswandeling Onmiddellijk gaan we op zoek naar wat Kopenhagen zo bijzonder maakt: het oude stadsweefsel is er doorspekt met recente realisaties. Vanaf Nyhavn, doorheen Christianshavn, Slotholmen en langs Island Brygge is deze confrontatie zichtbaar. Maar maakt het contrast tussen oud en nieuw de stad aangenamer? 09u00 Verzamelen aan The Generator NEW ROYAL THEATER PLAYHOUSE / LUNDGAARD & TRANBERG OLD NYHAVEN 9U50 NEW DANMARKS NATIONALBANK / ARNE JACOBSEN OLD BØRSEN OLD CHRISIANSBORG NEW THE DANISH JEWISH MUSEUM / DANIEL LIBESKIND NEW THE BLACK DIAMOND (ROYAL DANISH LIBRARY) / SCHMIDT HAMMER LASSEN 11U00 NEW THE CRYSTAL AND THE CLOUD (NYKREDIT HEADQUARTERS) / SCHMIDT HAMMER LASSEN ARCHITECTS NEW SEB HEADQUARTERS / LUNDGAARD & TRANBERG NEW HARBOUR BATH / BJARKE INGELS GROUP (BIG) + JDS NEW FRØSILOS / MVRDV 11u50 Picknick aan Amagerbanken Strandpark 13u30 Verzamelen aan Harbour Bath OLD VOR FRELSERS KIRKE FRISTADEN CHRISTIANIA OLD CHRISTIANS KIRKE 15u00 OLD DANSK ARCHITECTUUR CENTRUM/GAMMEL DOK PAKHUIS Bezoek aan de tentoonstelling "Your Harbour" (25 Dkk.) 16U00 NEW THE OPERA PAVILION / C. F. MØLLER ARCHITECTS NEW THE OPERA HOUSE / HENNING LARSEN Dag 1, Overzichtskaart Dag 1, Nyhavn en Christianshavn Dag 1, Slotholmen en Island Brygge DAGPLANNING Maandag 1 april Dag 2 Digitale kaart via http://maps.google.com Historisch Kopenhagen Stadswandeling Iedereens horloge staat correct? Lets go! Op Pasen en paasmaandag genieten de inwoners van Kopenhagen van een dagje vrijaf. Hopelijk laten ze ook voor ons nog wat plaats tussen de monumenten en op de terrasjes, want vandaag hangen wij de toerist uit. De gele huisjes van Nyboder, het paleis en de omwalling in Frederiksstaden, het stadscentrum Indre By en Amager Strand kunnen we niet aan ons voorbij laten gaan. Ze vertellen hoe de stad gegroeid is en waarom hij zo divers is. 09u00 Verzamelen aan The Generator Dit zijn de must-see landmarks die we deze voormiddag aan elkaar gaan presenteren. Een bezoek aan de Rundetårn is voorzien. NYBODER KASTELLET DEN LILLE HAVFREU GEFIONSPRINGVANDET AMALIENBORG MARMORKIRKEN ROYAL DANISH THEATRE MAGASIN DU NORD STRØGET RUNDETÅRN RÅDHUS TIVOLI Alle projectfiches, ook van de andere dagen, zitten achteraan deze reisgids. Dag 2, Overzichtskaart Dag 2, Nyboder en Frederiksstaden Dag 2, Indre By Vrije namiddag / Amager strand Deze namiddag ben je vrij om op eigen houtje de stad verder te verkennen. Een paar suggesties van op www.visitcopenhagen.com zijn hieronder samengevat. VESTERBRO, once it was mostly known for its infamous red light district. Today it is one of the hippest places in Copenhagen. The district is situated within walking distance from the city centre, right behind the Central Station. It is one of the most fashionable places in Copenhagen - not just to live, but to shop, eat, drink and have a great night out. Along Vesterbrogade and Istedgade you will find plenty of bars, restaurants, and designer store. Are you looking for a fancy dinner or a fun night out go to the Meatpacking District where new restaurants and cool bars crowd the area. FREDERIKSBERG is the fashionable part of Copenhagen with excellent shopping opportunities and green spaces. Main street through Frederiksberg is Gammel Kongevej. Kings Road, as it was known, was build way back in 1620s, and although the story is still visible in the district's buildings, many elderly boutiques are replaced by clothes shops, sushi restaurants, cafes, organic supermarkets and deli's. Frederiksberg is also a green oasis with Frederiksberg Gardens, the romantic Garden of the Faculty of Life Sciences and Søndermarken. NØRREBRO is a vibrant area of Copenhagen only minutes away from the city centre. Trendy bars and fashionable designer shops lie next door to dodgy dive bars and cheap kebab places. The people here are cool and casual and so is the neighborhood. Elmegade is full of small designer shops, and in Ravnsborggade antique shops are lined up. Sankt Hans Torv and the streets around it is the place to be for dinner and drinks. And at Assistens Cemetery you can visit the grave of famous Danes or do like the Nørrebro citizens and relax in the park like area. GRUNDTVIG’S CHURCH / PEDER VILHELM JENSEN-KLINT (extra tip, grote kaartje links bovenaan) Maar een uitstap naar Amager strand is voorzien: 13u30 Verzamelen aan de ingang van Kongens Nytorv st (Metro). Vandaar nemen we de metro M2 naar Øresund st (Metro) (duurt 7 min, rijdt iedere 2 min., 2 zones) MARITIME YOUTH HOUSE / BJARKE INGELS GROUP + JDS AMAGER STRAND BEACH / HASLØV & KJÆRSGAARD KASTRUP SØBAD SEAWATER LIDO / WHITE ARCHITECTS Met uitzicht bij goed weer op TURNING TORSO / SANTIAGO CALATRAVA IN MALMÖ ØRESUND, SALTJOLM EN ØRESUND BRIDGE / ARUP & PARTNERS Metro M2 van Femøren st (Metro) naar Nørreport st (Metro) (duurt 11 min, rijdt iedere 3 min., 2 zones) Dag 2, Amager Strand DAGPLANNING Dinsdag 2 april Dag 3 Digitale kaart via http://maps.google.com Hedendaagse stadsontwikkeling Geleide wandeling & podwalks Iedereen brengt vandaag zijn of haar mp3-speler met de podwalks mee! Vandaag duiken we in een zee van hedendaagse architectuur. Haal maar al diep adem! We bezoeken de twee gebieden waar de stad ontwikkeld word: Nordhavn en Ørestad.
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