Base A1 - Daniel van Schaik

Base A1 - Emma

A1 HANGING GARDEN JOHAN LINGMARK

A roof that combines two building and two fields together and in same time make a big roof to hang out on. The roof have space for a big net to rest on, solar water heating and will also provide shadows and make it possible to have swinging sofas and tables underneath. The studio space beneath will be a more complex wood structure to take the load bearing of the roof.

Base A1 Rebecca Mooney

Base A1 My

Sketch ideas

Studio in level with the tree crowns. High ceiling studio for testing and building that reveals our works for people walking by the site. Smaller working rooms on open terraces creates contact between different rooms in the studio.

Base A1 Klara

Different ideas; A tree-like structure, with a load bearing center, and branches forming walls, a sequence of activities incorporating the smaller tree, or, movable boxes that form different kinds of open rooms. And a pet cat.

Base A1 /Gusten

Base A1 Max

I have always fancied having an atelier or studio apartment high up in some old attic overlooking the city roofscape. Since we are lacking the obvious preconditions for such a space, my proposal consists of just the roof placed directly on the ground with a nice view over the park. I imagine a warm wooden interior and perhaps a loft to take advantage of the height.

Base A1 Olivia

Base A1 Marylou

Base A1 Victor

BASE A1 Tove

Base A1 Filip

Facade ---------> Portal Frames --------------> Interior Walls

By binding together the site vegetation this design seeks to diminish the imposing effect on the brick building. Through the use of exposed timber studs, a collage of non-repetitive facade patterns/materials and the floating effect of a shadow line underneath the building it adheres more to the idea of vegetation or a modern ruin, and not a modern structure encroaching on the parkland.

The building is dimensioned to be fitted on two separate caravan-sized trailers and folding entrance decks, allowing for easy transport without disassembling. One caravan is a space-efficient worktable and exhibition space, with pin-up walls, storage cabinets with space for model displays, tables and chairs. The second space is completely empty and unfurnished, allowing for free-form activities to take place. The facade is arrayed with glazing of different heights and sizes, allowing passers-by's to peek at the work displayed inside.

Structurally it is comprised of timber a sequence of timber portal frames bound together by lateral cross-braces and floor joists, with a skillion roof and insets for operable rear windows for direct light and ventilation. The facade focuses on the idea of a collage and on recycling found materials, either based on individually tailored modules for each person's personal facade segment, or as an educational experiment by encountering a multitude of material joints and their particular detailing.

Base A1 Emil

The Häng

Base A1 Elin

anders törngren A1

1 some kind of vertikal transportation for material and humans
2 start to put ourself tog heter
3 wrap it in with wonderfull inviting stairs

Base A1 Johan Fransson

Base A1 Tobias Lidman

Confused morning thoughts with an emphasis on cozy.

And not being exactly honest as to how I work.

Base A1 Simon Estié

Base A1 Anders

My favorite studio contains a big place to assemble things, a place to park my horse. From outside i think it should look like a wolverine standing on a stone in a shiny material.