Vi var med til lanceringen af Boliglaboratoriums Boligpapir, hvor vi blandt andet diskuterede vores anbefalinger med den nye Indenrigs- og boligminister, Christian Rabjerg Madsen.

De syv boligeksperimenter i Boliglaboratorium har på baggrund arbejdet med deres projekter formuleret en række anbefalinger, der ser på barrierer og potentialer for mere eksperimenterende boligbyggeri.

De tværfaglige hold bag hvert boligprojekt har kortlagt de barrierer, som har forhindret boligprojekterne fra at opnå deres fulde potentiale. Forhindringerne har dannet grundlag for 32 anbefalinger til, hvordan vi kan skabe et mere fremadskuende boligbyggeri, der giver gode rammer for den enkelte og adresserer de nuværende problemer i boligbyggeriet.

Anbefalingerne bygger på de konkrete erfaringer, der er samlet op i processen med at realisere de syv boligeksperimenter.

https://realdania.dk/publikationer/faglige-publikationer/boligpapir

Vi holdte oplæg til konferencen “Building communities“
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De tre dage i Berlin bød på masser af inspiration til vores projekt, og vi fik mulighed for at diskutere, hvordan de forskellige projekter tilgår hovedudfordringerne i Boliglaboratorium. Og så fik vi også mulighed for at networke, blandt andet med Kronprinsen, der kom forbi som en del af sit statsbesøg.

Today we took samples of the ground beneath the stables, boring a 3.5 m long hole and taking dirt samples every half a meter. These are now getting analyzed in a lab to determine whether we need to reinforce the foundation of the structure in any places. 

Today we had our first workshop with Boliglaboratorium, where we and the other 6 teams shared challenges we were facing and brainstormed how we could solve these together - bringing in politicians, banks, municipalities, and regulators into the process. Kim Lenschow was part of a panel discussion at Statenskunstfond where he and other representatives from the projects responded to questions posed by the moderator. It was an exciting day and it was easy to feel the energy in the room and the high expectations from all for what we will achieve together.

Today we met with Kim and Jonas from Lenschow and Pihlmann, who presented the latest design concepts for the project, which we are very excited about. Kim had each of us talk through our day step by step, in detail, to better understand the flow of our daily collective experiences. When Hannibal described taking his daughter Lilly to our shared kitchen at 5:30 AM when she woke up, he asked, “and what were you wearing.”

Learning that Hannibal had his robe on and then later needed to change into his clothes led to a design decision to place closets in our common space, that we could stock with clothes we use on a daily basis, as well as farm clothes, which we use when working outside.

The challenge we discussed as a group was how to maintain the feeling of our common house being our primary home, and a place we spend most of the day, while still building attractive private spaces for us to spend time in when we need to be alone. 

Today we pitched to Realdania and Statens Kunstfond as a Boliglaboratorium finalist. We felt happy with the jury’s response to our pitch and got a ton of great feedback. One Jury member started his response with “if we are going to start a revolution …” which we found encouraging. 

Today we met as a collective and held a brainstorm about what type of environment we would like to create in our project. We talked through ideas for how we imagine living collectively at the farm, and what needs we have as individuals that can be met in our future home.