A aberg School Graceful Timber Construction Haller Gut architects creator architect. software, multimedia urbanNext May 31, 2023 monographic eng
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450 words. The tree-lined course of the Alte Aare River and the trees along the Hans-Müller-Weg are characteristic for the situation in Aarberg, Switzerland and create a linear exterior space between them. The narrow and elongated form of the new school building is situated as a continuation of the trees. Thus, the open space towards the Aare remains undeveloped, and the large scale is retained. The new two-story school building has a double orientation, towards the schoolyard and towards the river. Generous canopies create attractive, weather-protected outdoor spaces and highlight the relationship between the interior and exterior spaces. The existing height difference between Hans-Müller-Weg and the outdoor space on the river side is bridged on the ground floor by a split level in the entrance area. The situation of the new building makes it a complementary annex on the school grounds; with its low façade in wood, it is intended to be read as part of the green space near the river. Haller Gut, Low Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms. Architecture&design, Children, Construction, Façade orientation, Flexibility, Greenery, Landscape, Materials, Outdoor space, Project, Switzerland, Timber. Territory and mobility Low density Urban paradigms Architecture and design Facade orientation Aarberg, Switzerland Switzerland 2575-5374 https://urbannext.net/aaberg-school/ https://urbannext.net/aaberg-school/ ES-BaAUN 221102 20231003104037.0 eng