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- 31.01.2013
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- 28.03.2013
Auslober
Trimo d.d., Trebnje, Slowenien
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
This year’s subject deals with sustainable mo - bility in the capital city of Slovenia. The city of Ljubljana has almost 170 km of different cycling lanes and tracks.
The theme of the architectural building is a selfsufficient Bike Base designed as a sustainable building consisting of a maximum of three Trimo modular units. It has to connect the following components through its form and purpose: A meeting point for cyclists, a place for refreshment and rest, Servicing bicycles and electrical bicycles, free wireless internet connection, charging batteries
for computers, mobile phones, charging for electrical bicycles and motor-cycles. The location for the implementation of the installation is foreseen at the crossroads of the Ljubljana inner ring road and Dunajska street, one of the main traffic roads in Ljubljana. The modular units on the sidewalk can be constructed to touch the embankment with their longer side and in one line, so the pedestrians still have enough space. Modular units can be built in two storeys, corbelled, and vertical building is also possible.
Jury
Prof. Janez Koželj, Vice-Major Ljubljana (Vors.)
Adam Kalkin, USA
Prof. Michael Stacey, RIBA, UK
Jure Kotnik, Slowenien
Wojtek Nowak, Gewinner 2011, Polen
Angela van der Kloof, Niederlande
Jonez Bertoncelj, Niederlande
Maja Lapajne, Trimo international team member, Slowenien
Ron Fitch, Trimo international team member, UK
Mitja Vovko, Trimo international team member, Slowenien
Preise
First prize for the winning project is comprised of the realisation of the winning solution at a given location in Ljubljana, and the paid participation at the summer school of a recognised Architectural Faculty in summer 2013. The scholarship covers tuition, accomodation (halfboard) and air transportation for one person (the other of the winning solution or the group leader of the winning group of authors).
Trimo d.d., Trebnje, Slowenien
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
This year’s subject deals with sustainable mo - bility in the capital city of Slovenia. The city of Ljubljana has almost 170 km of different cycling lanes and tracks.
The theme of the architectural building is a selfsufficient Bike Base designed as a sustainable building consisting of a maximum of three Trimo modular units. It has to connect the following components through its form and purpose: A meeting point for cyclists, a place for refreshment and rest, Servicing bicycles and electrical bicycles, free wireless internet connection, charging batteries
for computers, mobile phones, charging for electrical bicycles and motor-cycles. The location for the implementation of the installation is foreseen at the crossroads of the Ljubljana inner ring road and Dunajska street, one of the main traffic roads in Ljubljana. The modular units on the sidewalk can be constructed to touch the embankment with their longer side and in one line, so the pedestrians still have enough space. Modular units can be built in two storeys, corbelled, and vertical building is also possible.
Jury
Prof. Janez Koželj, Vice-Major Ljubljana (Vors.)
Adam Kalkin, USA
Prof. Michael Stacey, RIBA, UK
Jure Kotnik, Slowenien
Wojtek Nowak, Gewinner 2011, Polen
Angela van der Kloof, Niederlande
Jonez Bertoncelj, Niederlande
Maja Lapajne, Trimo international team member, Slowenien
Ron Fitch, Trimo international team member, UK
Mitja Vovko, Trimo international team member, Slowenien
Preise
First prize for the winning project is comprised of the realisation of the winning solution at a given location in Ljubljana, and the paid participation at the summer school of a recognised Architectural Faculty in summer 2013. The scholarship covers tuition, accomodation (halfboard) and air transportation for one person (the other of the winning solution or the group leader of the winning group of authors).
