Assignment: Living+ is an exploration into possibilities for the integration of complementary functions and housing. In a 40x40x40m volume the designer is triggered to develop new dwelling typologies through the mixing of functions. Concept: Rather than cloakrooms the dwellings themselves should be the filter between the public domain and the sport domain. By positioning itself in the middle, the dwelling has new border conditions as an interface to both the public as well as the sports domain. This makes the program of the dwelling dependent of its adjecent domain so that new typologies arise: 'arena', 'stand', 'club' and 'window'. Subtile transitions between the functions are made through order of the intensity of an activity. This is also expressed in the routing and the facade - in the spacing of the vertical louvres. The program itself is reflected in the materialization of the interior and the facade. This project was designed as educational project within the Architecture, Urbanism & Building Sciences master program (1st semester) at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft). Team: Björn Fries, Daan Font Freide, Jasper Moelker

1. living+
sport
björn fries // daan font freide // jasper moelker

2. Boulevard side (north east)

3. River side (north west)

4. River side (south west)

5. Street side (south east)

6. Open perspective I

7. Open perspective II

8. Open perspective III

9. Stairs from boulevard

10. Public entrance

11. Entrance to sport domain

12. Interior

13. Section with exterior

14. Dwelling typologies in section

15. Arena

16. Roof garden

17. Wooden louvres represent dwellings

18. Aluminum louvres represent routing

19. Glass louvres represent sports

20. Louvre spacing distance reflects intensity of activity