„Mitten drin!“ The House - Studio Krucker Bates

Lehrstuhl für Städtebau und Wohnungswesen
Chair of urbanism and housing
Studio Krucker Bates - TU Munich
The
House
and the City.
„Mitten
drin!“
Short design January 2010.
7th Baumeister student competition in Munich
Bachelor project WS 2015/16
Introduction
Winter Semester 2015/2016
„Mitten drin!“
7th Baumeister student competition in Munich
Introduction
Studio Krucker Bates is concerned with exploring the condition of the European
city and beyond. Both Professors teach together, developing a studio environment
of discussion and dialogue. The Studio is a place of experimentation where convention and preconceived methodologies are challenged, historical and everyday
reference is widely used and preference is given to a way of designing spatially
and without linearity of scale.
Contrary to the competition text, which is rather
general, we do not expect simplistic solutions from
your work. The act of replacing and adding, of
creating new objects simply through demolition, is
a strategy that requires specific consciousness and
a responsibility towards the existing condition. It is
important to recognise the cultural implications of
such a strategy and the implications and relation to
sustainability. Therefore demolition should always be
carefully considered. Sometimes working with elements of the existing, overworking them, using them
and adding to them is more successful than the idea
of the ‚tabula rasa‘. In all cases new buildings should
be part of a vibrant urban situation, as part of a larger ensemble and not as a solipsistic manifestation.
We would expect careful analysis work through the
making of plans, photographs and sketches and we
will be open-minded for surprising changes and
improvements to the city of Munich.
This semester we have chosen the 7th Baumeister
student competition - „Mitten drin!“.
The site will be an area southwest of the main station.
A dense area of different sizes of blocks with nearly
complete built-over inner part of these blocks. In
such a site the theme “Mitten drin!” can find various
typological interventions.
„The transient population as permanent phenomena
for the future of western Europe is the main aspect
for this project.“
Herzog & de Meuron, Hebelstraße, Basel
You can find the programme under download:
www.lsw.ar.tum.de
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Brief
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BAU
ME ISTER
Studentenwettbewerb
SPONSORED BY
Mitten drin
7. Baumeister-Studentenwettbewerb
in Kooperation mit Allplan
Die Integration von Flüchtlingen, sowohl räumlich in der Stadtmitte, als auch sozial in der Mitte der Stadtgesellschaft ist Thema des
diesjährigen Studentenwettbewerbs. Wir suchen originelle Wege
für ihre Unterbringung als Alternative zu den üblichen Heimen –
um sie nicht an die Peripherie zu verbannen, aufs Land abzuschieben, sondern um Orte mitten in der Stadt für sie zu finden. Einige
Universitäten behandeln dieses Thema ja bereits.
Die Aufgabe
Finden Sie Lösungen im Bestand: Auf-, An- und Umbauten, Lückenfüller, Restflächen und Umnutzungen in Ihrer Stadt. Wie kann
außerdem die räumliche und soziale Begegnung von Bevölkerung und Flüchtlingen gefördert werden, damit ein gesellschaftlicher Wandel stattfindet? Bewertet werden sowohl die architektonische als auch die soziale Idee.
Geforderte Unterlagen
Unabhängig von den an Ihrer Hochschule geforderten Leistungen
erwarten wir für den Wettbewerb der Vergleichbarkeit wegen folgenden Beitrag:
je Arbeit einen Plan in der Größe 1400 x 1100 mm (Hochformat).
Weitere Unterlagen können nicht berücksichtigt werden.
Darüber hinaus sind einzureichen:
• ein Datenträger mit allen Inhalten des Plans, jeweils als Einzeldateien:
• mindestens eine räumliche Darstellung in 300 dpi wie erwähnt
• Grundrisse, Ansichten und Schnitte in 1200 dpi als vektororientierte Pdf-Datei oder im Eps-Format
• den Gesamtplan als Pdf-Datei (hochauflösend
sowie in 200 dpi, maximal 700 x 550 mm)
• Erläuterung des Konzepts als Word-Datei
(maximal eine DINA4-Seite)
• Angabe der verwendeten CAD-Software
• Kontaktdaten der Bearbeiter mit Anschrift und E-Mail-Adresse
Bitte bedenken Sie bei der Gestaltung Ihres Plans, dass dieser im
Fall einer Auszeichnung in einer Ausstellung veröffentlicht wird.
Zur Bearbeitung der Aufgabe stellt Allplan eine Studenten-Version
der Software Allplan zu Verfügung. Registrieren Sie sich hierfür auf
www.allplan-campus.com.
Teilnahme & Preise
Ab dem 15. September 2015 können sich Dozenten zur Teilnahme
unter [email protected] anmelden. Die ersten 20 Lehrstühle, die sich anmelden, werden zum BaumeisterStudentenwettbewerb zugelassen. Bitte beachten Sie, dass eine
Teilnahme an dem Wettbewerb nur im Rahmen einer Betreuung
durch den angemeldeten Lehrstuhl möglich ist. Eingereicht werden können pro Lehrstuhl mindestens zwei Arbeiten, abhängig
von der Zahl der insgesamt teilnehmenden Lehrstühle.
Informationen dazu erhalten die teilnehmenden Lehrstühle Mitte
Januar 2016. Die Jurysitzung findet im April 2016 statt.
Insgesamt werden Preise und Anerkennungen in Höhe von 5.000
Euro vergeben. Außerdem erhält jeder, der eine Arbeit zum Wettbewerb eingereicht hat, ein Jahresabonnement des Baumeister.
Die ausgezeichneten Arbeiten werden im Baumeister veröffentlicht. Die Teilnehmer erklären sich damit einverstanden, dass die
Sponsoren ihre Zeichnungen unter Angabe der Verfasser für ihre
Marketing-Maßnahmen verwenden.
Einsendeschluss
ist der 1. März 2016 (es gilt der Poststempel) an:
Der Plan soll eine nachvollziehbare Erläuterung des Konzepts und
des gewählten Orts (Foto oder Skizze) sowie die Neuplanung mit
folgenden Inhalten darstellen:
• Lageplan
• Grundrisse, Schnitte und Ansichten
• mindestens eine räumliche Darstellung (Renderings, Perspektiven, Handzeichnungen oder ggf. Modell-Fotos)
• unten rechts Angabe der Hochschule, des Lehrstuhls und des
Bearbeiters
Maßstab ist frei zu wählen für die bestmögliche Darstellung.
Georg D. W. Callwey GmbH & Co. KG
Redaktion Baumeister
Kennwort „7. Studentenwettbewerb“
Streitfeldstraße 35
81673 München
Die Unterlagen werden nicht zurückgesendet, stehen aber zur Abholung unter oben genannter Adresse bis 1. Juni 2016 bereit.
Ansprechpartnerin ist Julia Hinderink, [email protected]
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Exercise one: a study of atmosphere
Exercise two: survey
The first exercise we wish you to undertake is
intended to become familiar with the particular
atmosphere of living in a dense area with small urban
spaces for the people which live there.
We would like you to choose a space that you
know and that you believe holds a strong
atmosphere of this condition. It could be a small
communication space for coffee, part of living
accomodation or part of a work space at school or
at work. You must be able to gain access to the
space to photograph and survey it.
In the second exercise we wish you to provide useful
references for your project work, based on a close
observation of the chosen neighbourhood and the
given theme. You will be asked to select a building or part
of a block with an urban space which provides
accomodation for cross-cultural community . The aim is
to create living spaces that integrate, not isolate, people in
our society. The theme is NOT to create quick buildings
but finding ways to identify different people and
circumstances.
Having made your choice, you will need to study
the space carefully and find a good position to
photograph it, taking care with the light level and
composition of the photograph. You will then make
a model of the space at a scale of 1:10 based on
a print of the photograph you have taken. The
model should accurately recreate everything that
can be seen in the print. Having done this, you will
photograph the model from the exact viewpoint
of your first photograph. Care should be taken
to recreate the lighting levels and atmosphere
you observed in the space chosen and in the
photograph you took. You will then present the
original photograph and the new image together
each on an A3 sheet.
An introduction to this exercise will be given in the
first weeks of the semester.
Hand in of two finely composed photographs at A3
You will need to produce carefully made drawings. The
choice of subject needs to take into account the value
of the building/block selected in the development of
your project later in the semester.
Exercise three: urban strategy
The beginning of this excercise requires you to
finish the 1:200 block model in grey card of your
site and of the wider surrounding area. The model
will be produced as a group work, which requires
both accuracy and careful coordination. The model
produced should then be used as a tool to help
develop a concept for your project. Consideration
should be given to the scale of the building and the
relationship it establishes with the host building.
While priority will be given to an extensive
exploration of different massing possibilities, you
will be expected to produce drawings to assist your
studies in the form of sketches, plans, sections and
elevations.
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Exercise four: building and urban space
Exercise seven: atmosphere/images
This exercise is intended to build upon the
understanding you have begun to develop from the
previous stage of work to refine your project further
and again this exercise focusses on the plastic qualities.
With the knowledge and intention you have
established for your project you will then make one
or two images, depending on the project and the
personal ambition of each project pairing.
It may be possible to select a single view
which captures foreground, middle ground and
background, or a view that shows both the
character of the facade and interior in one image.
Alternatively you may choose to make one image
only of the exterior and the other of the interior.
The drawings should be constructed from carefully
made photographs and/or models or set up
completely by computer using 3D modeling and light
rendering.
You are asked to produce study models at a scale of
1:50 exploring the facade composition and massing
qualities in greater detail.
As in the previous exercise, while priority should
be given to the making of models that explore ideas
about form, volume, facade and internal organisation
of the building, the process should be supported by
drawings.
Exercise five: building organisation
At this stage in the development of your project we
now ask you to study the internal organisation of
your building at a larger scale. Study models that
investigate the internal spatial organisation of your
project and the interconnection of different rooms
should be produced at a scale of 1:50 and 1:20.
The position of doors and windows, the spatial
possibilities of stairs and varied ceiling heights
should be very carefully considered.
The view should be taken at eye level and all vertical
lines should be precisely vertical (no wide angles or
distorted views are acceptable!) The images should
be of a high standard or composition and technique
and should be made with the intention of conveying
the atmospheric character of the project.
An introduction to this exercise will be given in
Week 8 on 30th of Nov. of the semester.
Exercise six: project
Final review
With the knowledge you now have of your project
you will work again in your group to make a 1:50
greycard model of your project. One side of your
model should be removable so that it is possible to
present the sectional qualities of your proposal as
well as the compositional and detail of the facade.
The manner in which this model is made and the
techniques employed to give detail and texture
should be given very careful attention.
The final review will consider all the components of
the work produced during the semester. You will be
asked to prepare a Pdf - presentation of your project.
It is important that you are able to describe the
development of your work accurately and precisely
and include models of your final project at 1:200 and
1:50, the image of the exercise one you made at
the outset, the final images of your space, as well as
drawings describing it.
Calendar
Winter Semester 2015/2016
Date
Event
To do
---------------------------------------------------------------------Week 1
12th/13th/14th October
Introduction to Semester
10am, 12th Oct.
Professor BK studio presentation 2pm, 13th Oct.
site visit 2 pm, 15 th Oct.
Commence with intro
by BK
exercise one: a study of
atmosphere 1:10
site visit
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19th/20th October
Introduction lecture Urban Habitat
11.45pm 19th Oct.
Assistant tutorials 2pm, 20th Oct.
study of atmosphere 1:10
surrounding model 1:200
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26th/27th October
Lecture by Professor BK 11.45am, 26th Oct.
1st Pin up with Professor BK
exercise two: survey
precise photographs of
site and atmosphere
3pm, 26th Oct.
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2nd/3rd November
Assistant lecture/workshop
Assistant tutorials 2pm, 3rd Nov.
11.45am, 2nd Nov. exercise three:
urban strategy 1:200
beginning to develop 1:200
massing studies
---------------------------------------------------------------------Week 5
9th/10th November
Lecture by Professor BK 11.45am, 9th Nov.
2nd Pin up with Professor BK
presentation:
massing model studies 1:200
exercise one, two and three
3pm, 9th Nov.
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16th/17th November
Assistant lecture/workshop
Assistant tutorials 2pm, 17th Nov.
11.45am, 16th Nov. exercise four: building
Massing model studies
1:200, building 1:50 and
urban space
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23rd/24th November
Lecture by Professor SB
11.45am, 23rd Nov.
3rd Pin up with Professors BK/SB
3pm, 23rd Nov.
exercise five: building
organisation
presentation: 1:200
massing final, draft models
and plans 1:200, 1:50
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30th Nov./1st Dec.
Assistant lecture/workshop 11.45am, 30th Nov. models and plans 1:200
Assistant tutorials 2pm, 1st Dec.
draft models and drawings
1:50
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7th/8th December
Lecture by Professor BK 11.45am, 7th Dec.
4th Pin up with Professor BK
3pm, 7th Dec.
exercise six: project 1:50
presentation: models and
plans 1:200, 1:50
Calendar
Winter Semester 2015/2016
Date
Event
To do
-------------------------------------------------------------------Week 10
14th/15th December
Assistant lecture/workshop 11.45am, 14th Dec.
Assistant tutorials 2pm, 15th Dec.
exercise seven
images/atmosphere
(counts as shortdesign)
-------------------------------------------------------------------Week 11
21st/22nd December
no lecture
no tutorials
-------------------------------------------------------------------Week 12
Christmas/ New Year holidays
-------------------------------------------------------------------Week 13
Christmas/ New Year holidays
.
-------------------------------------------------------------------Week 14
11th January
Assistant lecture/workshop
models, plans, exercises seven
Assistant tutorials 2pm, 12 th Jan.
-------------------------------------------------------------------Week 15
18th/19th January
Lecture, Presentation Munich Plan
11.45am, 18th Jan.
presentation all work:
plans, models 1:200/1:50
exercise seven
5th Pin up with Professor BK
3pm, 18th Jan.
-------------------------------------------------------------------Week 16
25th/26th January
no lecture
All work
Assistant tutorials 2pm, 26th Jan.
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1st/2nd February
Final crit/BA-Thesis Colloquium
with Professors BK/SB
2pm, 1st Feb.
Conclusions and remarks
Project marking
Apero
presentation: complete
work on individual sheets
and all study models
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People and Places
Bachelor Project/Bachelor Thesis Winter Semester 2015/16
-------------------------------------------------------------------Studio Krucker Bates
Lehrstuhl für Städtebau und Wohnungswesen TUM
Professors
Bruno Krucker and Stephen Bates
Website
E-mail
www.lsw.ar.tum.de
[email protected]
-------------------------------------------------------------------Professors
Assistant
Bruno Krucker
[email protected]
Claudia E. Düll-Buchecker
[email protected]
Stephen Bates
[email protected]
Korr. Assistants
Alexander Richert
[email protected]
Werner Schuehrer
[email protected]
Edda Zickert
[email protected]
-------------------------------------------------------------------Chair location
Studio location
Rooms 1345
Thierschbau 2
Arcisstrasse 21
D - 80333 München
Gabelsbergerstraße 43
(Entrance) Luisenstrasse VI 1. Stock