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Partner in charge: Flemming Rafn Thomsen
Employees: Karolina Mieszczanek, Sofie Mandrup, Mary Emily Wells, Gustav Bangsbo and Kirstine Lorentzen
Client: Magnolia Bostad, JM and PEAB Bostad together with the City Malmø
Program: Masterplan
Place: Malmø, Sweden
Type: Invited parallel competition
Size: 345.000 m2
Team: THIRD NATURE
Period: 2019-ongoing
We have worked to create a new modern district that goes in dialogue and engages with cultural history, the city and nature and provides new opportunities for meeting places, communities and recreational contexts for both old and new residents of Bunkeflostrand. We have registered many fascinating contrasts on our visit to Bunkeflostrand. Contrasts between the local and the regional, between the untouched and the man-made, and between nature and industry. It is our wish that Norra Bunkeflostrand will unite these contrasts in a new vibrant urban neighborhood that will both give back to the neighbors and provide a way forward for Malmö’s continued development.
As a significant part of Malmö’s densification Norra Bunkeflostrand must be developed according to other principles than what we have seen until now at Bunkeflostrand. This provides new opportunities for a different type of urban development and at the same time creates demands on how we adapt to the existing city, its inhabitants and ideals.
1 BUNKEFLOSTRAND METABOLISM This ensures a quality of life, public health and integration between old and new city. At the same time, there is a focus on a broad understanding of resources in the district, where rainwater can be collected, comfort parameters such as wind and daylight are optimized and all homes without exception have a view and access to green environments.
We have described three thematic approaches to the SDG Goals in Norre Bunkeflo on a general level based on our specific city plan and the area’s unique character. The three themes aim to look at concrete synergy between the many goals and sub-goals.
With climate change, cities are more exposed to water from the rain and the sea. At the same we are experiencing urban densification and expansion which often comes with fewer nature areas and more migrants. In Norra Bunkeflostrand, the city plan favors this by ensuring that all buildings are protected against sea level rise up to 3 meters and that rainwater is controlled via surface solutions.
Therefore, we propose that the central green area contains 5 new common areas that can be developed in dialogue with old and new residents in the area. Here you can make green transition cafes, generational gardens, eco-communities, learning rooms, healthy urban spaces and supplementary service functions in synergy with the entire Bunkeflostrand.
The green transition is a common movement and many of the sustainable initiatives relate to the individual and collective behavior of urban communities. At the same time, inclusive neighborhoods where everyone can join the community are healthier and have fewer social issues. The citizens of Bunkeflostrand express a great desire for new opportunities for communities and meeting places.
Therefore, it is obvious that the construction in Norra Bunkeflostrand uses upcycling and wood construction. By building in wood we can half our CO2 emissions compared to a traditional concrete construction that dominates the construction sector today. The scale of the project offers great possibilities of thinking systemically and pragmatically regarding the future construction and thereby elucidate the entire value chain’s ability to meet the future requirements for sustainable construction.
The construction- and housing sector holds big possibilities to contribute to achieving the goals of the green transition as a very large part of the emissions, energy and resource consumption derives from it today. When we are building new housing, it is fundamentally sustainable to build densely and close to urban transport systems and integrated solutions. Furthermore, building with renewable building materials and recycle concrete, steel and brick, can get us far regarding the 2030 targets.
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