Kildedal Nord
A modern interpretation of a classical historical rural village
Name
Kildedal Nord
Client
Confidential
Status
3. prize in open competition
Time span
2022
Location
Kildedal
Size
90 Ha
Type
Housing
Budget
Confidential
Mathias Daniel Brockdorff, Partner in charge
Thomas Bossel
Mads Rudi Lassen
For the open idea competition, we proposed a modern interpretation of a traditional rural village. A place that exudes all the best from the historic village, where residents live in close harmony with nature - and each other - and at the same time in the proximity of the capital of Denmark. A place where people involve and interact with each other and share common spaces rather than owning individual plots. A place where nature become an integrated part of living, in a masterplan that embraces individuals as well as the gathering communities.
We proposed a masterplan where people share common spaces rather than owning individual plots.
Polycentral Masterplan
Our masterplan proposes a polycentral layout with many small mini-communities - smaller enclaves of residential development with space for different identities that support diversity and multiplicity. At the same time, the polycentral clusters are an expression of a possible phasing of the construction process and identifiable planting strategies.
As a central part of the masterplan, we designed our take on the future “common-house” for the residents and its visitors. A building that fosters informal meetings by offering workshops, office spaces, mini-library and a brewery. At the same time the building would functions as an info-pavilion sharing news and knowledge internally as well as externally.
We proposed a new common-house that fosters informal meetings by offering workshops, office spaces, mini-library and a brewery.
Sustainability
We dream of a place where nature plays as important a role as the built environment. Where nature that offers experiences as well as local cultivation. All buildings are proposed in co2-retaing materials such as wood, hay and straw, and with a high level of upcycled and reused materials.
All buildings are proposed in co2-retaining materials such as wood, hay and straw, and with a high level of upcycled and reused materials.
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