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LYSNING – RUTEN

LYSNING

As the Central Park in New York was built before the Manhattan grid was condensed around it – RUTEN has remained as a buffer in the urban development in anticipation of something bigger.
Sandnes’ historic center was a small-scaled urban structure with the country’s longest shopping street. The new district by the waterfront has another dimension – scaled up to the old industrial structures on site.

By overlapping two adjacent contexts, the new RUTEN can be adapted to both.
Our proposal for RUTEN reflects the city’s development and establishes RUTEN as a natural center and Sandnes as a future city with strong roots and a proud local history.
The ring connects and creates the new transport hub and public space below an attractive unifying roof.

RUTEN will be the new CENTRAL PARK – Identity creator and pivot point.

Our strategy is to combine;
• A large urban park! – For coming growth and for the big occasions.
• A grid of possibilities – a smaller subdivision of dedicated spaces with intimacy and diversity of activities.

The urban park balances all occasions; Intimate _ Open, Specific_ Flexible, Small scale_big scale.
It allows for the representative and planned, as well as encourages the spontaneous, informal and unexpected.

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DETAILS

location

Sandnes, Norway

program

A large urban park with a grid of possibilities - a smaller subdivision of dedicated spaces with intimacy and diversity of activities.

Design

Spacegroup

team

Gary Bates, Gro Bonesmo, Adam Kurdahl, Fredrik Krogeide, Jose Hernandez, Naofumi Namba, Anna Nilsson Superunion: Johanne Borthne, Vilhelm Christensen

Landscape

Inside Outside – Petra Blaisse

Traffic

Plan Urban AS

Sustainability

Atelier Ten

RIB

Bollinger Grohmann + Florian Kosche AS

Lighting

Ljusarkitektur

Visualization

WEIß, Space Group og Superunion

Curator

Anne Beate Hovind & Co.

Category
Urban