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STUDY 3
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2. 79&PARK STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
Architects: BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group)
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APARTMENTS
LOCATION : STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
•Architects : Bjarke Ingels Group
•Area: 25000 m²
•Year: 2018
•Client : Oscar Properties
•Photographs: Laurian Ghinitoiu
•Manufacturers: HB Trapper
•Project Architects :Hogni Laksafoss, Enea
Michelesio
•No of units : 168 apartments

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The project
has been
developed in
collaboration
with Oscar
properties as
as an
extension of
the royal
national city
park that lays
in front of it,
incorporatin
g a
succession of
green
BIG has combined cedar
wood and glass for 79 &
park’s façade, establishing a
strong connection with the
surrounding nature.
In addition to the private and
common balconies and terraces
that offer residents unrestricted
views, the project also includes
several areas at ground level that
are open to the general
public. the residential complex
has been developed as a
‘pixelated’ structure, whose
unevenly extruded units house
168 apartments with different
layouts
ABOUT

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Greater views at the
park/lawn area and the
open space
View from the fields
Site plan

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Open courtyards can be seen
The openings of balcony
is given on the side so
that the maximum
natural ventilation is
been done

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CONCEPT
Development of
concept
• Step 1: Landmark the site
is interpreted as an
extension of the
surrounding park , all
within an urban block
• Step 2: Extrusion A regular
grid of squares is extruded
to create a perimeter block
that boarders the site
• Step 3 : Porosity Three
passages activate the
courtyard as a shared,
central space.
• Step 4 : Daylight The south-
west corner is lowered to
provide direct sunlight to
the courtyard

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Step 1:
Landmark the
site is
interpreted as
an extension of
the
surrounding
park , all within
an urban block

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Step 2: Extrusion A regular
grid of squares is extruded to
create a perimeter block that
boarders the site
Step 3 : Porosity Three
passages activate the
courtyard as a shared, central
space.
Pathway leading to
courtyard

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Step 4 : Daylight
The south-west
corner is lowered
to provide direct
sunlight to the
courtyard
Natural daylight is
available for to every part
of the corner

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Step 5 : Landmark The
north-east corner is
raised to create an
urban landmark

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Ground ,First And Second
Floor Plan • In this ground floor we can
observe that there is
planning done in taking the
consideration of the
lightings and the openings
• There is a courtyard
concept being involved in
the building and have the
access to each apartment
blocks from the opening

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Third, fourth ,fifth ,sixth and seventh floor Plan
This part is been
eliminated from the
floor .This is
because to maintain
the consistency in
the natural
ventilation of the
building and also to
provide the lighting
effect to the
courtyard

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In this the floor
also part is been
eliminated so that
the resident
residing there can
avail a exotic view
and can enjoy the
nature
Fourth Floor Plan

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Exotic vies is
been created to
the top floor of
the building
Tenth floor plan

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Here, we
can
observe
that the
core where
it connects
all the
floor and
the lifts
and the
staircase
to access
to all the
floors of
building
from
basement
to sixth
floor
section View from
this point
Ramp entrance

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section This manipulation not
only allows for a more
organic expression,
perfectly reflecting the
surrounding landscape,
but also provides a way
to accomplish the
building topography in a
controlled and
inexpensive way through
the use of prefabricated
units of standardized
sizes

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Elevati
on of
east
and
west
facade

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The southwest point of the building
extends farthest into Garden; and to
create a humane edge between
building and nature, is pushed down
to the lowest profile, transforming it
into a public platform with a 270
degree view of parkscape and
simultaneously freeing the majority
of the residential units to views of the
park.The same move also ensures
that the central courtyard will always
receive copious amounts of sunlight.
In further deference to garden, the
massing is visually reduced through a
language of pixels, scaled to the
AboutThe Placement Of Glass
Planes ToThe Building

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In this we can know
that the how the
balconies are placed
and how the glass
openings are been
arranged where the
when we look in the
floor for every two
floors there is a
balcony and rest is
the glass planes and
the it is been played
with

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Materials and construction
The most used materials in this buildings are:
• Wood
• Concrete
• Glass
• Where wood played a major role in the
design aspect where the wood cladding is
been done throughout the buildings where
it gives a good aesthetic look to the building
and it is also one of the major aspect of
safety which is been ignored

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•Improved cost-effectiveness due to the material combination
•Possible application as a free-form component
•Improved dimensional stability
•Aesthetically appealing
•Improved strength
•Design flexibility

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RoofTop
Gardening
The architects have created a space
for the one who resides there which is
he created a garden space in the
balconies and can enjoy the calmness
and the please of the nature
Creating a garden is
to connect people
as much as can .
Since the apartment
is been built in the
huge area in the
park he wanted to
bring the feel of
park

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Ameniti
es
•Carparking
•Rooftop gardens
•Courtyard parks
•Exotic views
•Ambient lighting

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conclusion
• In this apartment the design is based on
the green building and a social housing
than an economic housing
• Where they focused on creating a
building based on the sun lighting or an
minimal consumption of artificial
lighting
• They also used a wood which gave a
good aesthetic look but lacked in the
aspects of fire safety
• Since the site is in the park they try to
bring in the concept of terrace

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References
• https://www.archdaily.com/catalog/us/products/18179/timber-glt-hybrid-hess-
timber?ad_source=nimrod&ad_medium=article-widget&ad_content=774875
• https://www.archdaily.com/905534/79-and-park-big?ad_medium=gallery
• https://www.designboom.com/architecture/big-bjarke-ingels-group-79-park-stockhom-oscar-properties-
11-08-2018/
• https://www.archdaily.com/774875/big-designs-new-apartment-building-in-
stockholm/56153cd3e58ece8a2c000006-big-designs-new-apartment-building-in-stockholm-photo

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