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Info Portal Rebild National Park Proposal / TRANSFORM
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Info Portal Rebild National Park Proposal / TRANSFORM
TRANSFORM shared with us their proposal for the Info Portal Rebild National Park competition. Offering some of the most dramatic and ‘authentic’ landscapes in Denmark, the park’s new info portal is placed on the edge of the town Rebild and the Rebild National Park. The project plays with the existing surrounding landscape, and the new building becomes a part of the National Park rather than a part of the city. More images and architects’ description after the break.
The landscape is stretched from west towards the parking lot and further towards the site and a round building stands out in between the two existing buildings, Rebild Hus and The House and Folk Museum. The striking facade screen is very attractive and makes the visitor sense the light and life fragments of the indoor narratives. The facade material is Corten-steel plate with a beautiful red patina and a surprising pattern that mimics the trunks and foliage of the big forest.
Behind the screen is a covered outdoor area – a courtyard. From here the visitor can look into the indoor exhibition area and have the most important information about Rebild National Park. The courtyard both gives an introduction both to the Information Portal and to The Rebild National Park.
Architects: TRANSFORM
Location: On the edge of Rebild National Park, Denmark
Collaboration: Jorton, Sloth Møller + Esbensen, Arkitekt Kristine Jensens Tegnestue, Kvorning Design + Kommunikation
Client: Municipality of Rebild
Category: Exhibition space and office space
Assignment: Pre-qualification
Type: Competition
Energy Class: Energy class 2015
Size: 400 m2 + 100 m2 outdoor exhibition
Year: 2011
Info Portal Rebild National Park Proposal / TRANSFORM originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 11 Feb 2012.
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TRANSFORM shared with us their proposal for the Info Portal Rebild National Park competition. Offering some of the most dramatic and ‘authentic’ landscapes in Denmark, the park’s new info portal is placed on the edge of the town Rebild and the Rebild National Park. The project plays with the existing surrounding landscape, and the new building becomes a part of the National Park rather than a part of the city. More images and architects’ description after the break.
The landscape is stretched from west towards the parking lot and further towards the site and a round building stands out in between the two existing buildings, Rebild Hus and The House and Folk Museum. The striking facade screen is very attractive and makes the visitor sense the light and life fragments of the indoor narratives. The facade material is Corten-steel plate with a beautiful red patina and a surprising pattern that mimics the trunks and foliage of the big forest.
Behind the screen is a covered outdoor area – a courtyard. From here the visitor can look into the indoor exhibition area and have the most important information about Rebild National Park. The courtyard both gives an introduction both to the Information Portal and to The Rebild National Park.
Architects: TRANSFORM
Location: On the edge of Rebild National Park, Denmark
Collaboration: Jorton, Sloth Møller + Esbensen, Arkitekt Kristine Jensens Tegnestue, Kvorning Design + Kommunikation
Client: Municipality of Rebild
Category: Exhibition space and office space
Assignment: Pre-qualification
Type: Competition
Energy Class: Energy class 2015
Size: 400 m2 + 100 m2 outdoor exhibition
Year: 2011
Info Portal Rebild National Park Proposal / TRANSFORM originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 11 Feb 2012.
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