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Rebecka Gunnarsson UMA3 30

th

of May 2013, Bachelor Project Exam 3

The benefit of playing

-how to integrate women & children in

public space through play & everyday activities

Process

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Vertical space

Protected space

Intimate space

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Interactive space Open space

1:100

10 m

1:10,000

1:100 10 m 1:200

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Rebecka Gunnarsson UMA3 30

th

of May 2013, Bachelor Project Exam 3

The benefit of playing

-how to integrate women & children in

public space through play & everyday activities

Section B 1:100 Section A 1:100

Elevation 2

Elevation 1

Section B

Section A Section showing shade at Equinox (March & September) at noon

Section showing levels and activities

Perspective 1

Perspective 2 Perspective 3

Plan 1:100

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Rebecka Gunnarsson UMA3 30

th

of May 2013, Bachelor Project Exam 3

The benefit of playing

-how to integrate women & children in

public space through play & everyday activities

Elevation 2 1:100

Elevation 2 1:100

Materials

Brick

Plaster Wood

Earth/Sand Polished Concrete

Detail of structure, materials and the ability for cool air to pass through the building

Perspective 1 Perspective 2 Perspective 3

1:50

Elevation showing how the space is lit up during the night, and the possibility to use it for festivals Elevation showing the relations of the space

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