"OMÓŁEK - WINNING PROJECT
Orange Group composed
Grabus Margaret (resident), Tuminowska Lidia (resident), Camille Felix (TUP Young), Prósinowski Peter (Socjokolektiv, UG), Szuflitowski Charles (GZNK) Rodziewicz Adam (BRG)
winning design uses omółka metaphor, closing in protection against external environment, opening up to meet the needs of life. The metaphor of the plan according to the authors is to emphasize the importance of creating a semi-public spaces of the courtyards. In other words, it is "filtered" guests and limit entry to the yard, so that people feel over the hosts.
idea for the courtyard of the historic center can be realized through the creation of "Historic Route backyards." This idea that attracted tourists by the visibility of information about the yards, their history and the different architectural layers.
the existing bunkers (the yard between the street. Goat, Lektykarską, hazel and St. Spirit) may arise cafes.
in the vicinity of St Mary's Basilica is recommended to create a photographic platform that ensures the best view of the tower of the temple. The platform would become a distinctive feature of the yard.
To further enhance the trail yards residents can each of them to name. Yard distinctive in a specially designed small architecture and lighting. It is also a proposal to place sculptures in the courtyards, and a competition for the most interesting symbol of the yard.
Each backyards can arrange your holiday, a day when the guests are treated to, for example, homemade cake.
The activation of the local community is proposed regular organization of summer cinema.
addition to activating the residents of the projects the group has also proposed a change in semi-public space arrangement.
unsightly garbage problem can be solved by means of waste disposal at a predetermined time (the inhabitants of one wynosili time to junk that zabierałby substituted car.
Group also proposed the organization of children's playgrounds and recreational areas for residents, also for the elderly and disabled .
Another idea is to create a border - a kind of closure to the gates of the yard at night.
Group pointed unused buildings like garages, and warehouses to create a central place for the community and stressed the need to improve co-operation with the police and municipal guards.
OTHER IDEAS:
", Send crane"
Red Group composed
Turakiewicz Elizabeth (Property Manager), Wierzchowska Agata (TUP Young), Judith Tatarek (Socjokolektiv, UG), Gronowicz Anna (WUAiOZ UMG) , Fikus - Anna Wojcik (BRG)
Crane is undoubtedly one of the most emblematic symbol of Gdansk. The idea of \u200b\u200busing a crane as a metaphor to dig into the courtyard, allowing residents to maintain privacy, yet open courtyard as a public space.
idea is based on the concept of public - private partnerships.
Group proposed three dimensions of planning yards, with different availability. The backbone of the idea is to create a platform from backyards as a place of exhibition of sculptures and elements of small architecture, highlighting the uniqueness of individual backyards.
In each variant, responsible for the implementation and maintenance of the area residents can be held.
proposed variants:
In the first courtyard in the center of the square to place the public. The second variant adds
project services, including in particular cafes. The third model predicts
yards into administration putting residents who open space tourists at scheduled times.
"Yard as the basis of good neighborliness"
Yellow Group composed
Łostowska Jolanta (resident), Tomasz Jezierski (resident), Michael Roethel (TUP Young), Modzelewska Sylvia (Socjokolektiv UG), Maria Laube WGK UMG), pole-Mincewicz Agnes (BRG)
idea is based on an analysis of two courtyards that are the subject of the game, of which one is the sun, the other more shaded, which can serve as a public space, the second as a private space.
Yellow Group highlighted the fact that residents remain yards for yourself anonymous and it is the primary reason for the lack of cooperation with zagospodarowywaniu yards.
first step according to a group should be the mobilization of local communities. Then, to improve the apparent quality of the planning yards. One of them may serve as a place for you to relax (green space, playground).
second garden should be a public space with many elements of art and urban furniture.
"Level above - feel better in your backyard,"
Green Group composed
Zbrożek Irene (resident), David Szczepanski (TUP Young), Szadkowska Patrick (Socjokolektiv UG) Jasiak Magdalena (BRG)
idea is building a network of local communities by organizing a Christmas Day of our courtyard, "a competition for a yard and cooperation with neighboring Academy of Fine Arts. In addition to soft
project idea involves the creation of small architecture, which can greatly improve the aesthetics and quality of the space (install attractive lighting, underground bins, benches.
team also suggested the reorganization of green space by the cutting of some trees and replacing them with niewysokimi shrubs, which are the most shade-lit corners of the quarter.
To reconcile the interests of citizens and groups to use their yards as a team of public spaces proposed construction of a terrace on the first floor level, which would be reserved exclusively for residents and serve as a space for relaxation, while the level of '0 'could be used as a parking lot.
"Forum for residents of" Blue
Group composed
Garcia Grazyna, Rojewski Anthony, John Wheeler, Maria Faust, Nalewajko Alina, Agnes Ostrzycka
backbone of the idea is to create an inclusive space with courtyards . This can be achieved by creating a café for residents, children's playground and an area of \u200b\u200brelaxation for the elderly and disabled. Group proposed the creation of zones for cars and excluded from the traffic.
After a team meeting the needs of residents suggested the installation of an interactive sculpture in the solar quarter, which may be modified by visitors, but also serve as a zone of free Internet. Group also underlined the need to improve security in the courtyards.
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