ArchitectureWeek Notes No. 446

ArchitectureWeek Editors editor at architectureweek.com
Fri Oct 2 11:14:56 PDT 2009


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COLLEGE IN COPENHAGEN
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	From the outside, Orestad College in Copenhagen,
	Denmark, is a simple five-story cuboid. But the
	conventional exterior form conceals a radical open-plan
	interior. 
	
	Designed by Danish architects 3XN, the experimental
	secondary school seems to embody all kinds of things
	that a school typically isn't.
	
	Gleaming white inside, with a four-story atrium that
	extends from the public cafe to the roof terrace, the
	building is airy, full of natural light, and
	acoustically regulated.  Unlike most schools,
	Orestad College is spatially complex, with an
	undulating circulation element that unfolds throughout
	the building. 
	
	The open space gives a sense of calm minimalism, and
	when it is empty and quiet, it seems more like the new
	headquarters for a creative industry rather than a high
	school.
	
	Public Space, Open Place
	The building stands along the canal and skytrain line in
	the developing Orestad neighborhood south of
	Copenhagen's old town, near the new Copenhagen Concert
	Hall by Jean Nouvel, the mixed-use hotel development
	master-planned by Daniel Libeskind, and a host of
	experimental housing projects from firms such as BIG and
	Henning Larsen. 
	
	The school stands out due to its striking facade, with
	colorful vertical louvers that look rather like books on
	a bookshelf. The louvers provide solar shading and help
	break down the large scale of the nearly all-glazed
	building.
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Prefab Clay-Tile and Concrete-Block Framing Systems
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	Focusing on structural engineering issues involved in
	the repair, restoration, or adaptive reuse of older
	buildings for which drawings no longer exist, this
	article is the fourth in a series about antiquated
	structural systems that can be adapted or reanalyzed for
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	Dear Editor,
	Please to note this modest proposal to the planning
	authorities of Maidstone:
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People and Places
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	KSS Architects with Uihlein-Wilson Architects in
	Appleton, Wisconsin - Terry Pawson Architects in
	Carlow, Ireland - Zaha Hadid in Tokyo, Japan - Santiago
	Calatrava in Liege, Belgium...
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	built between which of the following dates: 1658 and
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	"Just as one learns how to use light in building and to
	think of it as an integral part early on in the process,
	so one should conceive color." - Joseph Esherick
	
	Hue, value, and chroma are sometimes described as the
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