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The document discusses plans for Pulse Park, located in the Västra Hamn area of Malmö, Sweden. The project aims to [1] integrate Västra Hamn with the rest of the city by changing borders and making the area more interactive and flexible. It explores using the existing industrial remains, regrown nature areas, and train tracks in the border zone between the city center and Västra Hamn. The concept proposes an amorphous park/space that connects the two areas vertically with water and other pathways, uniting both sides while interfering with various function buildings. This park would act as a cultural hub for all Malmö inhabitants.
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Pulse Park
- 1. PULSE PARK
- 2. PULSE PARK THE PROJECT PROGRAM: - How to integrate Västra Hamn to the rest of the city - change the boarders - Make an interactive Park - Maximize flexibility in the area
- 3. Existing area: Vestra Hamn has a starting point in an already settled and planned situation. The authority has, along with many engineers and architects made plans for many years ahead. THE FLAGGHOUSING what has not been included in the plans so far, is the border cross- THE TURNING TORSO ing between the center- core and this township. THE DOCK In this zone there is “a no man’s land”, where the BO01 remains of the industry, re-grown natural and old traintracks are to be found. The border between the city and this new site that is filled with buildings, houses, leisure areas and a high standard of living, THE UNIVERSITYISLAND in general is more clear- ly made in that this limit is present and that one in- terprets the differences THE BORDER BETWEEN THE TWO TOWNSHIPS between zones in an even greater extent.
- 4. Existing Green zones Planned Green spots Green spaces Planned Green spaces Green connections
- 5. Site: the presens of the water empty buildings diversity
- 6. Site: A FOR ALTERNATIVES FOR THE FUTURE 150 00
- 7. principle: A park/space/idea where water and other types of connections are crossing vertically to unit both sides of the different townships. The path/connection from the central station and towards the sea has an amorphos form, so that the walk or where you are going will not be revealed, and at the same time will interfere with the buildings that will have different functions. The buildings, existing or transformed will be com- mon services that will pre- vent a monoculture, like cultural center, library and theatre with a shared culture from all the inhab- itants of malmø.
- 8. Tools: Polymerization is the process of ex- change between different molecules (partners such as villages, cities, re- gions) for a collaborative develop- ment towards new constellations. I have borrowed the concept from the book archilab europe strate- gic architecture from the german architect/urabnist anna batschun. Though she talks about the urban polimerization in her book i want to interpret the tool to use it and un- derstand the situation better based on a smaller scale. urban polymerization creates spa- tial networks. These can have bi-po- lar, linear, rhizome and archipelago- like forms. the term polymer is derived from the greek words “poly”= many and “mer” = particle. In polymerization there are many molecules of a material bond to form a new union. I see all the remains from the indus- try in the borderline as something that can get a new use and form the site in a different way. The bond is allready existing, Everyone is de- pending on eachother, and by adding different fuctions there will become a new unit.
- 9. concept: A FOR ALTERNATIVES 1500 0