Vinge Masterplan
by EFFEKT , HENNING LARSEN in Vinge, Denmark
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Author EFFEKT , HENNING LARSEN
City Vinge
Country Denmark
Year 2013
Program Station, urban quarter, building and master plan
Technical Info
Site area 3500000 sqm
Gfa 0 sqm
Density 0 far
Population density 10000 inh/ha
Home Units: 0
Jobs 0
Streetsroad: 0 %
Buildup: 0 %
NonBuild-up: 0 %
Residential 0 %
Business 0 %
Commercial 0 %
Civic 0 %
Description

    Design Philosophy: 

  • The master plan emphasizes diversity and sustainability. 
  • Connection to surroundings via a new S-train station between Frederikssund and Ølstykke. 
  • Integration of green spaces within urban areas, aligning with the greater Copenhagen urban development plan. 
  • Urban Landscape Integration: 

  • Open, rural landscape setting to incorporate surrounding scenery into the new city. 
  • Green areas within the urban context, including playing fields, parks, and wetlands. 
  • Buildings are organized as small neighborhoods, relating to planned green spaces. 
  • Inclusive City Features and Accessibility: 

  • It aimed to be a city for families, the young, the elderly, companies, and visitors. 
  • Vinge Station is a transit hub contributing to a vibrant city center with tall and dense built environments. 
  • A vibrant urban environment with a constant presence of landscape and nature. 
  • Building Typologies: 

  • Diverse architecture offers various residential typologies to meet different needs. 
  • The transition from high-density city center to lower, more open building typologies towards the surrounding landscape. 
  • Central Park and Urban Life: 

  • Central Park space, "The Green Heart," unites urban life, services, and scenic locations. 
  • Integral for recreation, shopping, sports, and community gatherings. 
  • Urban Structure and Density: 

  • Dense city structure with high-rise buildings near the station. 
  • Decreasing density as proximity to the station reduces, leading to a smaller, intimate townhouse scale. 
  • Features a mix of relatively dense low-rise typologies with small gardens and large common areas.
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