Here's another fairly recent competition win for JDS/Julien De Smedt Architects: Faaborg Harbour Bath in the south of Fyn, Denmark. The winning design was created in collaboration with KLAR, Creo Architects and Sloth-Møller engineers.
Project Description from the Architects:
The new Faaborg Harbour Bath and Blue Base at the southern end of Fyn, is based on the idea of bathing in the sea and close to the elements. The concept of the bath is based on the idea of creating an open sea bathing area with piers branching out seawards creating swimming areas between them.
The various functions define every pier in the bath. This creates a "finger plan" with open basins between four baths bridges of different width and length, where each bridge offers a new way to get in the water on and in which each pool has a specific use. The wooden piers form ramps, stairs, sitting opportunities and small pools for children. The Harbour Bath has changing rooms, a sauna and a 300 m² meeting point for boat tourism on land.
The Faaborg Harbour Bath will give the town of Faaborg a new public water space which will attract visitors and invite the locals to swim and enjoy water sports.
Project Details:
Project: Harbour Bath and Blue Base
Location: Faaborg, Denmark
Size: 1,600 + 500 m2
Budget: 15,000,000 DKK (2,000,000 EUR)
Client: Faaborg Kommune
Collaborators: KLAR, Creo Arkitekter, Sloth-Møller
Type: Invited Competition, 1st Prize
Status: In progress
Project Team JDS: Julien De Smedt, Kristoffer Harling, Henning Stüben
KLAR: Dorte Børresen
Find more plans, sections and diagrams in the image gallery below.
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