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Gothenburg Municipality, Västra Götaland County, Sweden
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GÖTEBORG
Gothenburg Municipality, Västra Götaland County, Sweden
Firm
Type
STATUS
Concept
YEAR
2024
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$1M - 5M
Our proposal for the new facade of the accumulator tank in Gothenburg represents a visionary blend of industrial pragmatism and aesthetic innovation, encapsulating the spirit of sustainability that the city aspires to. With the structure standing at an imposing height of 65 meters and a width of 28 meters, the design acknowledges the inevitable industrialization of the city, choosing to embrace rather than conceal its presence.
The core idea revolves around enveloping the tank with a series of fabric bands, oriented perpendicularly to the tank's circumference. This design choice not only maintains the visibility of the tank but also integrates it into the urban fabric through a layer that softens its industrial character without obscuring its function. The bands, characterized by their dynamic flexibility, will gently sway in the wind, presenting an ever-changing facade that symbolizes the fluidity and adaptability of Gothenburg's approach to sustainable development.
Our architectural proposal for the Gothenburg accumulator tank facade emphasizes sustainability and longevity at its core, adopting innovative materials and environmentally conscious designs that align with the city's vision for a greener future.
In summary, our proposal for the Gothenburg accumulator tank facade represents a forward-thinking approach to architectural design, where sustainability, community engagement, and aesthetic appeal converge to create a landmark that is both functional and symbolic of the city's sustainable future.
Color plays a pivotal role in this design, with the choice of purple for the bands creating a striking contrast against the concrete's gray, infusing the structure with a vibrant, playful character that stands out in the urban landscape. This choice is not merely aesthetic but symbolic, representing the city's bold stance on integrating sustainable energy solutions into its core identity.
Incorporating nature into the design, small wires arranged in a grid turned 45° relative to the ground will support the growth of vegetation. This aspect ensures that the structure not only symbolizes sustainability through its function of providing clean energy but also through its harmonious coexistence with the natural environment. The seasonal growth of vegetation will further enhance the facade's dynamic character, reflecting the changing face of Gothenburg as it evolves through the seasons.
Our proposal is a testament to the belief that sustainability extends beyond the mere functional aspect of clean energy; it encompasses the integration of such structures into the city's landscape in a way that is both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally conscious. By creating a facade that captures the imagination and fosters a connection with the community, the accumulator tank stands as a beacon of Gothenburg's commitment to a sustainable future, symbolizing the city's innovative approach to embracing its industrial heritage in harmony with its natural surroundings.
The core idea revolves around enveloping the tank with a series of fabric bands, oriented perpendicularly to the tank's circumference. This design choice not only maintains the visibility of the tank but also integrates it into the urban fabric through a layer that softens its industrial character without obscuring its function. The bands, characterized by their dynamic flexibility, will gently sway in the wind, presenting an ever-changing facade that symbolizes the fluidity and adaptability of Gothenburg's approach to sustainable development.
Our architectural proposal for the Gothenburg accumulator tank facade emphasizes sustainability and longevity at its core, adopting innovative materials and environmentally conscious designs that align with the city's vision for a greener future.
In summary, our proposal for the Gothenburg accumulator tank facade represents a forward-thinking approach to architectural design, where sustainability, community engagement, and aesthetic appeal converge to create a landmark that is both functional and symbolic of the city's sustainable future.
Color plays a pivotal role in this design, with the choice of purple for the bands creating a striking contrast against the concrete's gray, infusing the structure with a vibrant, playful character that stands out in the urban landscape. This choice is not merely aesthetic but symbolic, representing the city's bold stance on integrating sustainable energy solutions into its core identity.
Incorporating nature into the design, small wires arranged in a grid turned 45° relative to the ground will support the growth of vegetation. This aspect ensures that the structure not only symbolizes sustainability through its function of providing clean energy but also through its harmonious coexistence with the natural environment. The seasonal growth of vegetation will further enhance the facade's dynamic character, reflecting the changing face of Gothenburg as it evolves through the seasons.
Our proposal is a testament to the belief that sustainability extends beyond the mere functional aspect of clean energy; it encompasses the integration of such structures into the city's landscape in a way that is both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally conscious. By creating a facade that captures the imagination and fosters a connection with the community, the accumulator tank stands as a beacon of Gothenburg's commitment to a sustainable future, symbolizing the city's innovative approach to embracing its industrial heritage in harmony with its natural surroundings.
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