Fragments
Exposing space
autumn 2020
Site.
Sannerbrua is a bridge in Oslo crossing the Akerselven river. It is an iron construction arch made of wrought iron and granite foundations, with pedestrian crossings in the land vessels on both sides of the river.
Project.
Finding space without use is precious, it belongs to the individual and is reimagined in their image.
If they choose to share the space, the chance for individual discovery is lost.
Actions that take place inside, leave fragments of use behind.
Each new action is influenced by the last.
Slowly,
the lingering fragments force the space into a specific use.
If it becomes a program it is not something that can designed, it has to be discovered over time.
These programs are spatial relationships that cannot exist alone, they can only grow in an existing context.
if the fragments of use could be removed, the chance for individual discovery would be renewed.
