Projekt: Fehmarn Belt Innovation
Discover Denmark Excursion
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Herrmann I Prof. Dr.-Ing. Spaeth I Prof. Locher I Prof. Lippe I Brodmann
Excursion I Master Architecture I SoSe 2024 I 22 Students
From May 27th to 31st, 2024, the “Discover Denmark Excursion” took place as part of the Master’s program in Architecture at the University of Applied Science Lübeck. The excursion was led by Professors Michael Herrmann and Benjamin Spaeth (both specialised in Digital Construction), Professor Heiner Lippe (specialised in Sustainable Construction), and Professor Michael Locher (specialised in Building in Existing Contexts), along with research associate Anton Brodmann (Realbaulabor, RoboLab, and Fehmarn Belt Innovation Project).
Supported by the network of the German-Danish Interreg project "Fehmarn Belt Innovation" (FBI), a multifaceted program on the theme "Transformations of Harbors" was offered. The excursion journeyed from Naestved, located in southern Sjaelland, through Roskilde to Copenhagen, concluding with a network event in Rødby. Like the Interreg project itself, the trip focused on the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel currently under construction and its future potential for enhancing the connection of life and work in the Fehmarnbelt region.
- 27.05.2024 Naestved: Maglemølle, Zealand Academy
The week began with a visit to the project partner Zealand Academy of Technologies and Business (Zealand) combined with a city tour of the vibrant graffiti scene in the small town. Together with Mathias Munkholm Jensen and Julie Askholm Persson (both from Zealand), the group visited the former industrial site Maglemølle near Naestved Harbor. In the premises of Ressource City and through an on-site visit, the students were introduced to their task for the week: developing an innovative new usage strategy with structural interventions for the main building of the former paper factory.
- 28.05.2024 Roskilde: Hackathon, Roskilde University
On the second day, the group visited Roskilde University (RUC). The day, organised in cooperation with Matt Jon Spaniol and Sune Stourstrup (both from RUC), was designed as an idea generation format. Methods such as scenario planning workshops and practical references presented by Rural Agency were used. The facilities and equipment of RUC's FabLab were available to the student groups throughout the day for the analog (sketches), digital (3D modeling), and physical (prototyping) development of their concepts.
- 29.-30.05.2024 Copenhagen: Nordhavn, Jernebanekredsen, Lendager Group, Carlsberg District, Arkitema
The next two days were spent in Copenhagen. In addition to a guided architecture tour by the DAC through the first phase of the well-known urban development area Nordhavn, the students explored the latest centrally located development area Jernbanebyen (The Railway District) together with Birgitte Clasen from Kobenhavn Kommune. Visits to the architectural firms Lendager Group (with Jan Dankmeyer) and Arkitema (with Tim Bruun) provided insights into the Danish working environment as well as current exciting projects.
- 31.05.2024 Rødby: Network Workshop, Rural Agency
The trip concluded with an invitation from Anna Sofie Hvid (Rural Agency) to participate in a network workshop of the Interreg project BELT on the theme "Ports in the Fehmarn Belt Region - Future, Transformation, and Potential with regard to the Femern Link." This included interesting practical insights through the presentation of current cases from Stubbekøbing (by Stubbekøbing 4850), Neustadt (by Volker Rathje, Elbberg Stadt / Landschaft Hamburg), and Naksov (by Henrik Madsen, Naksov 2030). The excursion's grand finale offered the students the opportunity to present their concepts for the excursion task to an expert audience and a jury in a pitch presentation. The award for the most promising concept went to "Creative MeltingPot for Naestved" by students Fatima Ouahhoud, Joschka Johann Hinrichs, and Johanna Sofia Pohl, which impressed the experts with its clearly formulated usage strategy and independent structural intervention. Morten Pristed from Ervervshus Sjaelland presented the award.
We thank all participants and hosts and look forward to exciting cooperation opportunities in the future!
- Deliveries Design Task Maglemølle Phase 1
The first phase deliveries to the design task at Maglemølle have been prepared during the field trip (28th to 30th of May).
- Deliveries Design Task Maglemølle Phase 1
The second phase deliveries to the design task at Maglemølle have been reworked during the rest of the semester (1st of June to 30th of July).