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347811 1 DOWNTOWN KERLING Multifunctional city block in Banská Štiavnica Schwarzplan Many central European middle size towns nowadays struggle as many - especially young - people are leaving to bigger cities. They are attracted by jobs, cultural life and services. On the other hand, smaller cities can of- fer calmer life, healthier environment and shorter distances. That is why we think Banska Stiavni- ca should focus on filling in a city struc- ture while providing needed services. History proves that the most sustaina- ble are parts of cities which offer mul- tiple functions. They are alive the whole day and if one function does not go well, there are others to hold a locality. The perfect scale on which city should be fill in is a city block. It is easily man- ageable from a developer point of view, it offers an opportunity to optimize in- frastructure (parking, energy, atc.) and it helps to create a community in locality because of shared space within a block. In these days more and more people feel alone and miss opportunities to meet and chat with others. On the other hand, people insist on privacy. Very important precondition for both cas- es is a building environment and out- door space. Every part of city should of- fer several types of spaces from purely public through semi-public to private. These are main rules how we think towns should approach to a new development. And to support our ideas we designed a multi- functional city block as an example. T he idea of the block is built on few princi- ples which we use to create a comfortable workspace and residence. The mass study honours the original construction that used to stand here trying to react to changes that have since occurred. The height level of the individual houses recognises the ter- rain changes so that they do not seem tow- ering where inappropriate and vice versa, not seeming cramped where the surround- ing is sizable. Moulding the mass, we have engaged the funnel principle, enabling the courtyard to pull the passerby in and thus granting the economy activities in spaces where a typical courtyard fails. At the cen- tre of the courtyard lays a community cen- tre, which will not only be the foundation of new neighbourhood relationships, but will establish identification with the new sur- rounding. The block itself is constructed as a gate to the historical centre. This is accomplished by the so called void principle stretching south to north through the whole block. Everything in this space is transparent and passable. The looseness of the develop- ment on the south side of the block reacts to the modernistic buildings, whereas the strict north block accounts to the precisely defined historical development. Solving the traffic situation, a parking house is located in the underground block, laying continually on two floors, as the terrain rises. To increase the comfort, especially respect- ing the passerby, we have decided to opt for oneway drives circulating the Kerling. This enables us to widen the sidewalk, include bike lanes, smooth the traffic as well as add some extra parking spots for visitors on the surface. The garages are built on the same principle. The proposal also includes alter- ations of the public spaces on both sides of Kerling. Functions of Kerling Transport solution Connections 1 3 4 3 2 1 4 2 Original sculpture by czech student of design school designed just for Kerling and diversity of forms Entrances shortcuts for people Driving pattern with void for greenery Underground car park Street defining block Vision of Banská Štiavnica 2050 Kerling Coworking Veterinary Parking Section Situation Hotel & Apartment Kindergarten Community center Housing Gate House (shops, doctors, housing) Site plan Axonometry Block creation Street detail Oneway road makes street safer adds space for cyclists and wider pavement Principles of sustainable design easy steps to create sustainable development 1,5 m 2,5 m 3 m 2 m 0,5 m Smart orientation – catching sun Human motion support – avialable sports grounds Public transport – preference of public transport Carpark P+R – park your car and go on foot Local vegetation – local species are mor resistant and support the development of local fauna and flora Permeable surface – water does not drain but remains in place Green roofs – retains the water and slowly releases it back into the air

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Page 1: Multifunctional city block in Banská Štiavnica · Section. Situation Hotel & Apartment. Kindergarten Community. Housing center. Gate House (shops, doctors, housing) Axonometry

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DOWNTOWN KERLINGMultifunctional city block in Banská Štiavnica

Schwarzplan

Many central European middle size towns nowadays struggle as many - especially young - people are leaving to bigger cities. They are attracted by jobs, cultural life and services. On the other hand, smaller cities can of-fer calmer life, healthier environment and shorter distances. That is why we think Banska Stiavni-ca should focus on filling in a city struc-ture while providing needed services. History proves that the most sustaina-ble are parts of cities which offer mul-tiple functions. They are alive the whole day and if one function does not go

well, there are others to hold a locality.

The perfect scale on which city should be fill in is a city block. It is easily man-ageable from a developer point of view, it offers an opportunity to optimize in-frastructure (parking, energy, atc.) and it helps to create a community in locality because of shared space within a block. In these days more and more people feel alone and miss opportunities to meet and chat with others. On the other hand, people insist on privacy.

Very important precondition for both cas-es is a building environment and out-door space. Every part of city should of-fer several types of spaces from purely public through semi-public to private. These are main rules how we think towns should approach to a new development. And to support our ideas we designed a multi-functional city block as an example.

The idea of the block is built on few princi-ples which we use to create a comfortable workspace and residence. The mass study honours the original construction that used to stand here trying to react to changes that have since occurred. The height level of the individual houses recognises the ter-rain changes so that they do not seem tow-ering where inappropriate and vice versa, not seeming cramped where the surround-ing is sizable. Moulding the mass, we have engaged the funnel principle, enabling the courtyard to pull the passerby in and thus granting the economy activities in spaces where a typical courtyard fails. At the cen-

tre of the courtyard lays a community cen-tre, which will not only be the foundation of new neighbourhood relationships, but will establish identification with the new sur-rounding.

The block itself is constructed as a gate to the historical centre. This is accomplished by the so called void principle stretching south to north through the whole block. Everything in this space is transparent and passable. The looseness of the develop-ment on the south side of the block reacts to the modernistic buildings, whereas the strict north block accounts to the precisely

defined historical development.

Solving the traffic situation, a parking house is located in the underground block, laying continually on two floors, as the terrain rises. To increase the comfort, especially respect-ing the passerby, we have decided to opt for oneway drives circulating the Kerling. This enables us to widen the sidewalk, include bike lanes, smooth the traffic as well as add some extra parking spots for visitors on the surface. The garages are built on the same principle. The proposal also includes alter-ations of the public spaces on both sides of Kerling.

Functions of KerlingTransport solution

Connections

1

3

4321

4

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Original sculpture by czech student of design school

designed just for Kerling

and diversity of forms

Entrances

shortcuts for people

Driving pattern

with void for greenery

Underground car park

Street defining block

Vision of Banská Štiavnica 2050 Kerling

Coworking

Veterinary

Parking

Section

Situation

Hotel & ApartmentKindergarten

CommunitycenterHousing

Gate House(shops, doctors, housing)

Site planAxonometry

Block creation

Street detail

Oneway road makes street saferadds space for cyclists and wider pavement

Principles of sustainable design

easy steps to create sustainable development

1,5m

2,5m

3m

2m

0,5m

Smart orientation– catching sun

Human motion support– avialable sports grounds

Public transport– preference of public transport

Carpark P+R– park your car and go on foot

Local vegetation– local species are mor resistant and support the development of local fauna and flora

Permeable surface– water does not drain but remains in place

Green roofs– retains the water and slowly releases it back into the air

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DOWNTOWN KERLING — Multifunctional city block in Banská Štiavnica

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68.74 m²apartment 127.10 m²

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18.38 m²stuff

92.40 m²pub

144.39 m²restaurant

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multifunctional space withbar94.90 m²

8.66 m²stuff

19.60 m²classroom

65.75 m²classroom

31.43 m²classroom

25.45 m²classroom

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40.59 m²apartment

127.44 m²apartment87.03 m²

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89.01 m²apartment

27.66 m²apartment

228.95 m²hall

cloakroom cloakroom

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101.47 m²apartment

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Apartment house 1

houses trees Lower Square Upper Square

plantspublic space

Materials: Vegetation in public space Public space

Coworking center Community house Veterinary clinic Kindergarten Gate house Hotel Apartment house 2

Ground floor Ground (split) floor Ground floor Ground floor Ground floor Ground floor Ground floor / underground

apartment

apartment

apartment

multifunctional hall (underground)

sports hall

lobby

restaurant

restaurant

turistinfo

wellness

hotel rooms

hotel rooms

hotel rooms

fitness

tennis

terrace

apartments

apartments

apartment

apartment

apartment

apartment

shared room

apartment

terrace

Ground floor

Typical level Typical level First floor First floor

Second floor

First floor First floor First floor Typical level

4th floor and green public roof

glass

permeablesurface

tufa

stone tiles

diorit

granite tiles

lime plaster ginko biloba

akebia quinata

5x5 cm tiles

black steel acer campestre “elsrijk”

crocus heuffelianus

big smooth tiles

green roof tilia cordata

lychnis coronaria

pulsatilla grandisa

stipa capillata

waldsteinia ternata

maintenance-free lawn

4th floor

1:400

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1:4001:800 1:800 1:6001:4001:800 1:8001:600

1:4001:800 1:800 1:6001:4001:800 1:8001:600

Second floor Second floor