Stenhopper

STENHOPPA

housing invention studiodesign for new trend of living architecture

HOUSING INVENTION

Potentials of the hill slopes- densifying the city and exploring central and valuable land

- interesting buildings in levels, use and connections

- chance to develop new connections/infrastructure in the city

- chance to create new high quality urban space eg.terraces

Concept- Göteborg is built on very hilly lands and is full of rocky slopes.

- Those rocks have been un-explored. Since until now no fitting solution was found to solve the difficulties within reasonable costs.

- in order to densify the city further, we consider it essential to tap the full potential of those “forgotten lands”

- We want to investigate and design solutions how to establish housing, interesting urban spaces ,city connections and other uses for these hill slopes

Difficulties of the hill slopes- hard conditions for foundations, needsspecialised solutions for each building

- high costs

- destruction of the hills natural shape and recreational green areas

-change of nice public ground into privateground

-CONCEPT-LOCATION-BUILDING-FLATS

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CHALMERS UNIVERSITYLukasz Swiniarski

Kit Ting Karie YuDavid Kemmler

Concept

- Göteborg is built on a very hilly lands and is full of rocky slopes.

- Those rocks have been un-explored..since until now no fitting solution was found to solve the difficulties within reasonable costs.


- We want to investigate and design solutions how to establish housing, interesting urban spaces,city connections and other uses for these hill slopes

IdEa - Place - design

difficulties of the hill slopes

- hard conditions for foundations, needs specialised solutions for each building, hard rocks

- what happens under building?- destroy the hills natural shape for making

terraces- high costs- destruction of recreational green areas- turning nice public ground into private

ground

Potentials of the hill slopes

- densifying the city and exploring central and valuable land

- interesting buildings in levels, use, connections


- chance to create new high quality urban space (terraces..)

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Idea - Place - dESIGn

Public elevators are built as the means of vertical circulation, connecting different levels of spaces in the residential area and the public. Houses are built at different levels and connected to the elevator and public facilities by paths. Facilities like café, supermarket and library are provided.

There are two public carparks ( at the “peak” and the “foot” respectively ), residents can park their cars at any level which is convenient to them.

Diagram showing the spatial arrangement of spaces. Entrances of houses are facing the slope, so the private areas that enjoy the best view would not be disturbed by pedestrian.

Diagram showing the relationship of spaces. Elevator as the “ spine“, connecting different spaces

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Building types on Slopes

Building types on slope Work with the context not against

ON ROCKSHousing Project - Explore forgotten Space in Göteborg

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Concept

- Göteborg is built on a very hilly lands and is full of rocky slopes.

- Those rocks have been un-explored..since until now no fitting solution was found to solve the difficulties within reasonable costs.


- We want to investigate and design solutions how to establish housing, interesting urban spaces,city connections and other uses for these hill slopes

IDEA - Place - Design

Difficulties of the hill slopes

- hard conditions for foundations, needs specialised solutions for each building, hard rocks

- what happens under building?- destroy the hills natural shape for making

terraces- high costs- destruction of recreational green areas- turning nice public ground into private

ground

Potentials of the hill slopes

- densifying the city and exploring central and valuable land

- interesting buildings in levels, use, connections


- chance to create new high quality urban space (terraces..)

BAD !

NICE !Göteborg offers many rocky sites that are unexplored

STENHOPPAExplore forgotten space in Göteborg


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Diagram showing the relationship of spaces.Elevator as the “ spine“, connecting different spaces

the spatial arrangement of spaces. Entrances of houses are facing the slope, so the private areas that enjoy the best view would not be disturbed by pedestrian.

concept diagrams

Most of the unexplored rocky sites in Göteborg offer magnificent views


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Place: Hill at Landala

- hill located between Landala and Johanneberg

Current Shape and Use

- left over vegetation and rocks- used for recreation from the neighbourhood

Why this hill:

- this hill is located at a very prominent place, with beautiful views.

- This hill dividing the city and breaking connections within city (there was plans for building a tunnel, showing the demand for a link there)

- There could be an interest for housing, it might pay out the extra costs for the construction

- this place is carrying potentials for a better urban space

Existing Plans / Regulations:

- this hill is considered un-explorable, so there seem to be no further plans off developing this areal

Idea - PLACE - Design

The disconnected city is now reconnected by the building

Housing as connection of city and urban lifePublic elevators are built as the means of vertical circulation, connecting different levels of spaces in the residential area and the public. Houses are built at different levels and connected to the elevator and public facilitiesFacilities like café, supermarket and library are provided.

HOUSING INVENTION-CONCEPT-LOCATION-BUILDING-FLATS


The building is a living machine that supplies its user with every facility they need

HOUSING INVENTION

Place: Hill at Landala- hill located at Annedal

Current Shape and Use- left over vegetation and rocks- public recreation for the neighbourhood

Existing Plans / Regulations:- this hill is considered unexplorable, so thereseem to be no further plans for developingthis area

Why this hill:- this hill is located at a prominent central area of city, with beautiful views

- This hill dividing the city and breakingconnections within city (there are plans forbuilding tunnel, showing the demand for alink there)

- There could be an interest for housing, as well as commercial building, it might pay out the extra construction costs

- this place is carrying potentials for a betterurban space

Hill in Annedal is in close proximity with historical buildings

Linnéplatsen

Skanstorget

Wavrinskyplatsen

Stenhoppa provides new connection within the city and new urban spaces for the pubic


ON ROCKS.......................Explore forgotten Space in Göteborg.....................................................................................................................................................................David Kemmler...............Łukasz Świniarski...............Karie Yu.................Chalmers

paper size A1, Housing Invensions, April 2008

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................................................................Introduction............................................................................................Location............................................................................................Zoning............................................................................................Entrance............................................................................................Top Floor...........................................................................................Flat Plans................................................................................................

Fixed barriers are placed in way that does not obstruct sunlight and view to the other side

Two points that desperately needs connection but the rock is in the way

Much alike Katarinahissen the simplest conection is made

Katarinahissen, Stockholm, Sweden

Empty space can be used two make dwellings of various sizes

Semi private areas are added

Private gardens complete the building on the rocky back side

Qualities achieved: connection, leisure, commercial, housing, sightseeing spot, city branding project that make sense

Landala, district of Göteborg

The existing long connection around the hill

Linnéplatsen

Skanstorget

Vavrinskiplatsen

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Average fi eld of view through the building

The idea is adjustable no matter how the rock is shaped

Why this hill:- this hill is located at a very prominent place,with beautiful views.

- This hill dividing the city and breakingconnections within city (there was plans forbuilding a tunnel, showing the demand for alink there)

- There could be an interest for housing,it might pay out the extra costs for theconstruction


Place: Hill at Landala- hill located between Landala andJohanneberg

Current Shape and Use- left over vegetation and rocks

- used for recreation from the neighbourhood

Existing Plans / Regulations:- this hill is considered un-explorable, so thereseem to be no further plans off developingthis areal




................................................................Introduction............................................................................................Location............................................................................................Building............................................................................................Entrance............................................................................................Top Floor...........................................................................................Flat Plans.............................................................................................

The Building

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The Buildingstructure+ Plaza on bottom

Ventilation adn Facade

The thin building and a double facade allows a good climate manage-ment and constant venti-lation throught the flats.

We two sides of the build-ing have two different facades.

The north east side with the corridors has a dou-ble glass facade. These corridors with 9 m hight function as a heat chan-nel, taking up the old air from the flat by natural ventilation.

The side faicing south-west is build up by a double skin facade with inlyig changeable shad-ing.

The middle windows can be slided away and the outer skin can be open aswell. The inhabitant can get a fresh airbreeze into the flat.

Facade1:50

Sketch of Facadenorth east side

Development of the buildingshape

Section1:1000

View from main Street

Top View1:1000

Example House by Wingardh

The Winter-gardens The rock is entereing the house. This idea we pick up for the win-tergardens facinf the rock.

In our case these gardens will be not heated, so we do not have to take care of cold bridges

The Facade Plans

Diagram of Ventilationsection

flats double skin facade

corridor

The Building ZonesWe divide into:- public spaces (blue) - these spaces are reaching from very public with cafes and stores and also semiprivate spaces leadinf to the flats.

- regular flats (red) - the regular flats are 3 flats with different layouts and are put to a block of 9m / 20m / 7 m.

- special flats (yellow) - in the left spaces there a special designed flats

- wintergardens (green) - the wintergardens are connected to the flats touch- ing the rock. They are unheated and create the connection to the environment, as the rock is visible inside of the flat. (see wingardhs example)

HOUSING INVENTIONON ROCKS.......................Explore forgotten Space in Göteborg.....................................................................................................................................................................David Kemmler...............Łukasz Świniarski...............Karie Yu.................Chalmers


................................................................Introduction............................................................................................Location............................................................................................Building............................................................................................Entrance............................................................................................Top Floor...........................................................................................Flat Plans.............................................................................................

The Building

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The Rock

The Buildings steps

The Public zonesblue

The Zones for Flatsred - ordinary flat

yellow - special flats

The Wintergardensgreen

The Buildingstructure+ Plaza on bottom

Ventilation adn Facade

The thin building and a double facade allows a good climate manage-ment and constant venti-lation throught the flats.

We two sides of the build-ing have two different facades.

The north east side with the corridors has a dou-ble glass facade. These corridors with 9 m hight function as a heat chan-nel, taking up the old air from the flat by natural ventilation.

The side faicing south-west is build up by a double skin facade with inlyig changeable shad-ing.

The middle windows can be slided away and the outer skin can be open aswell. The inhabitant can get a fresh airbreeze into the flat.

Facade1:50

Sketch of Facadenorth east side

Development of the buildingshape

Section1:1000

View from main Street

Top View1:1000

Example House by Wingardh

The Winter-gardens The rock is entereing the house. This idea we pick up for the win-tergardens facinf the rock.

In our case these gardens will be not heated, so we do not have to take care of cold bridges

The Facade Plans

Diagram of Ventilationsection

flats double skin facade

corridor

The Building ZonesWe divide into:- public spaces (blue) - these spaces are reaching from very public with cafes and stores and also semiprivate spaces leadinf to the flats.

- regular flats (red) - the regular flats are 3 flats with different layouts and are put to a block of 9m / 20m / 7 m.

- special flats (yellow) - in the left spaces there a special designed flats

- wintergardens (green) - the wintergardens are connected to the flats touch- ing the rock. They are unheated and create the connection to the environment, as the rock is visible inside of the flat. (see wingardhs example)


Section A 1:500

Stenhoppa means “Rock Jumper”,it connects the city life of the top and the bottom of the rock

Qualities achieved: connection, leisure, commercial, housing, sightseeing




................................................................Introduction............................................................................................Location............................................................................................Building............................................................................................Entrance............................................................................................Top Floor...........................................................................................Flat Plans...........................................................................................

EntranceThe Plaza on the Bottom of the building has to serve several functions.

ConnectionAt this point the common people are entering the building. It is supposed to be inviting and representative.

Public SpaceOur aim is to create a very vibrant urban space, inviting a freat variety of users. Regarding this we have to take care about a pleasant design and social issues regarding safety and accessibility.

AccesibilitySince the building should be used by everyone, accessibil-ity is a key issue on this floor. Our vertical building is diffi-cult in this regards. Therefore the big elevator is built in.

Nature / BuilingAt this spot we need to regard the special relation between the environment and the house.

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Perspective of the Plaza

Final SketchSketch in the Process RealisationA key problem of the ground floor is, that we have little groundspace. This is due to the adjacient build environ-ment, the particular shape of our building and aswell the idea of not disturbing the nature/the rock to much.

Therefore we decided to leave the floor open and to be supported by a light and interesting steel structure car-ring a terrace.

The stairs leading to onto the first level are representa-tive, can be used for sitting and are in dialoque with the rock.

The lighting will be designed in the further process. They are essential for establishing a secure square even in nighttime. The building and the stairs carry lot of potential for a interesting light settings.

On the terrace we invite Pressbyran to have a shop for enhancing a constant costumer flow.

Realisation A key problem of the ground floor is, that we have little groundspace. This is due to the adjacient build environment, the particular shape of our building and as well the idea of keeping the nature/the rock undisturbed.Therefore the floor is kept open and to be supported by a light and interesting steel structure carring a terrace.The stairs leading to onto the first level are representative, and can be used for sitting and are in dialoque with the rock.The building and the stairs carry lot of potential for a interesting light settings.On the terrace we invite Pressbyran to have a shop for enhancing a

The EntranceThe Plaza on the Bottom of the building has to serveseveral functions.

ConnectionAt this point the common people are entering the building.It is supposed to be inviting and representative.

Public SpaceOur aim is to create a very vibrant urban space, inviting a great variety of users. Regarding this we have to take care about a pleasant design and social issues regarding safety and accessibility.

AccesibilitySince the building should be used by everyone, accessibility is a key issue on this floor. Our vertical building is difficult in this regards. Therefore the big elevator is built in.

Nature / BuilingAt this spot we need to regard the special relation between the envi-ronment and the house.









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HOUSING INVENTION

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-CONCEPT-LOCATION-BUILDING-FLATSON ROCKS.......................Explore forgotten Space in Göteborg.....................................................................................................................................................................David Kemmler...............Łukasz Świniarski...............Karie Yu.................Chalmers


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................................................................Introduction............................................................................................Location............................................................................................Zoning............................................................................................Entrance............................................................................................Top Floor...........................................................................................Flat Plans................................................................................................

Fixed barriers are placed in way that does not obstruct sunlight and view to the other side

Two points that desperately needs connection but the rock is in the way

Much alike Katarinahissen the simplest conection is made

Katarinahissen, Stockholm, Sweden

Empty space can be used two make dwellings of various sizes

Semi private areas are added

Private gardens complete the building on the rocky back side

Qualities achieved: connection, leisure, commercial, housing, sightseeing spot, city branding project that make sense

Landala, district of Göteborg

The existing long connection around the hill

Linnéplatsen

Skanstorget

Vavrinskiplatsen

47%

72%

55.00°

26.00°

31%

47%

47.00°

11%

16%

31%47%

Average fi eld of view through the building

The idea is adjustable no matter how the rock is shaped

Why this hill:- this hill is located at a very prominent place,with beautiful views.

- This hill dividing the city and breakingconnections within city (there was plans forbuilding a tunnel, showing the demand for alink there)

- There could be an interest for housing,it might pay out the extra costs for theconstruction


Place: Hill at Landala- hill located between Landala andJohanneberg

Current Shape and Use- left over vegetation and rocks

- used for recreation from the neighbourhood

Existing Plans / Regulations:- this hill is considered un-explorable, so thereseem to be no further plans off developingthis areal

transparency of the building,social contact & contact with nature




................................................................Introduction............................................................................................Location............................................................................................Building............................................................................................Entrance............................................................................................Top Floor...........................................................................................Flat Plans..........................................................................................

142.0 m²Coffee Bar

52.3 m²Restaurant kitchen

6.4 m²Storage

2.7 m²WC

174.7 m²

Multi-purposecommunication

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Elevator Shaft formotorroom-less

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EmergencyStaircase

120.5 m²Restaurant

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15th Floor Plan 1:100

Roof Plan 1:200

Roof Plan 1:200

First Sketch Inspiration Minas Tirith Plaza 1, Minas Tirith, Middle-earth Possible Solution

Top: View from cafe along corridors

Right-top: Stairs leading to top � oor. The shape of the openning make an optical illu-sion of the way up being shorter than it is

Right-bottom:View from cafe towards

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Multi-purposecommunication 121.3 m²

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The top floorThe top floor is for public use:Restaurant, cafe,shops and indoor passage

HOUSING INVENTION

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................................................................Introduction............................................................................................Location............................................................................................Building............................................................................................Entrance............................................................................................Top Floor...........................................................................................Flat Plans..........................................................................................

142.0 m²Coffee Bar


6.4 m²Storage

2.7 m²WC

174.7 m²

Multi-purposecommunication

15.3 m²

Elevator Shaft formotorroom-less

elevator

9.3 m²

EmergencyStaircase

120.5 m²Restaurant

9.4 m²Staff Room

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15th Floor Plan 1:100

Roof Plan 1:200

Roof Plan 1:200

First Sketch Inspiration Minas Tirith Plaza 1, Minas Tirith, Middle-earth Possible Solution

Top: View from cafe along corridors

Right-top: Stairs leading to top � oor. The shape of the openning make an optical illu-sion of the way up being shorter than it is

Right-bottom:View from cafe towards

Elevation1:400

The roof is opened as roof terrace for outdoor activities


Floor Plan 10/F & 13/F 1:100

Floor Plan 9/F & 12/F 1:100

Flats- Three types of apartments suit different needs- Every three levels are groups as ´a village´, the middle floor is used as the communication corridor, where all the entrances locate. - The gallery connects stairs,elevators,shops,flats and common winter garden. - All the apartments are duplex, with boxes extruded into the gallery space,this encourages communication with the neighbors and brings life and variety to the public space

TransparencyThe building is enveloped by transparent glass, the walls next to corridors are covered by translucent panels.

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Flat Type 3Entrance/staircase 6.5 m²Winter Garden 30.4 m²Corridor 7.8 m²Guest/Work 7.9 m²Bedroom 14.2 m²M. Bathroom 4.7 m²Bedroom 2 11.9 m²Comon area 38.6 m²Bathroom/jacuzzi 6.1 m²

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K/F

G

G

DW

G

G

43.5 m²Shop Space

K/F K/FK/F

DWDW DW

6.4 m²Bathrooom

24.8 m²Gallery

GGGG

16.7 m²Bedroom 2

10.6 m²Bedroom

16.2 m²Gallery

6.5 m²Bathroom

12.5 m²#2 Bedroom

G

G

G

G

TM/TT

G

G

G

TM/TT

G

53.3 m²Shop Area 2


72.9 m²


91.4 m²


128.1 m²

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DW

K/F

14.2 m²Bedroom

4.7 m²M. Bathroom


38.6 m²Comon area


11.9 m²Bedroom 2

G

7.9 m²Guest/Work

7.8 m²Corridor

TT/TM

G G G GG

38.4 m²Common area



Common area

K/F

G

G

DW

G

G

43.5 m²Shop Space

K/F K/FK/F

DWDW DW

6.4 m²Bathrooom

24.8 m²Gallery

GGGG

16.7 m²Bedroom 2

10.6 m²Bedroom

16.2 m²Gallery

6.5 m²Bathroom

12.5 m²#2 Bedroom

G

G

G

G

TM/TT

G

G

G

TM/TT

G

53.3 m²Shop Area 2


72.9 m²


91.4 m²


128.1 m²

2008

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21 1

4:49

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DU

CT

DW

K/F

14.2 m²Bedroom

4.7 m²M. Bathroom


38.6 m²Comon area


11.9 m²Bedroom 2

G

7.9 m²Guest/Work

7.8 m²Corridor

TT/TM

G G G GG

38.4 m²Common area



Common area

K/F

G

G

DW

G

G

43.5 m²Shop Space

K/F K/FK/F

DWDW DW

6.4 m²Bathrooom

24.8 m²Gallery

GGGG

16.7 m²Bedroom 2

10.6 m²Bedroom

16.2 m²Gallery

6.5 m²Bathroom

12.5 m²#2 Bedroom

G

G

G

G

TM/TT

G

G

G

TM/TT

G

53.3 m²Shop Area 2


72.9 m²


91.4 m²


128.1 m²

2008

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21 1

4:49

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STENHOPPAExplore forgotten space in Göteborg -CONCEPT-LOCATION-BUILDING-FLATS

The winter garden of the biggest flats (flat type3) Interior perspective of the double volume living room

Relationship of ´a village´

Common Corridor with triple storey volumeas vertical village, encourage social life

Stenhopper

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