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S E L E C T E D WO R K S Katrine Lerche Daa Natorp 2023

CV WORK EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

Dorte Mandrup / Copenhagen, DK Model workshop assistant

09/2023 - present

Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter / Copenhagen, DK Architectural student assistant

08/2022 - 08/2023

3XN / Copenhagen, DK Architectural intern

02/2022 - 07/2022

Dorte Mandrup / Copenhagen, DK Architectural intern

08/2020 - 08/2021

- Projects: Håndværkskollegiet, Hængslet Aarhus, Center for Diabetes, Filmstationen Værløse, DiaDAS and more Katrine Lerche Daa Natorp katrinenatorp@gmail.com DK + 45 22 81 30 16

MA in Architecture The Royal Danish Academy / Copenhagen, DK

2023 - now

BSc in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Science (Bouwkunde) Technische Universiteit Delft / Delft, NL

2018 - 2022

- cum laude, GPA 8.7 (top 1 %) - Including the optional course “BIM Sidecar” / CiA (Computation in Architecture) TU Delft

2016 - 2017

The School of Carpentry (up to and including Hovedforløb 1) NEXT Uddannelse København / Copenhagen, DK - Including courses in work environment, personal safety, scaffolding, fire fighting and machine licenses

- Tasks: various studies (context, volume, program, construction etc.), modelmaking, drawing, graphical work and more

BSc in Anthropology University of Copenhagen / Copenhagen, DK

- Phases: Primarily sketch and competition proposals. Periodically outline proposals.

2013 - 2016

- Including fieldwork and studies of border areas and outskirt areas

KADK / Copenhagen, DK Tutor at the wood and model workshop (part-time)

01/2018 - 05/2018

KADK / Copenhagen, DK Assistant at the research project: “Spaces of Danish Welfare”

10/2017 - 12/2017

“Ethnographic film produciton“ / The Department of Anthropology “Global Cities“ / College of Environmental Design

- Gathering and organization of historical and current material about “welfare buildings” and the care sector

KLASSIK / Copenhagen, DK Cabinetmaker apprentice

- One semester abroad / University of California, Berkeley, CA / incl. the courses:

Upper Secondary School, STX (Mathematics A, Music A, Physics B) Aarhus Katedralskole / Aarhus, DK

2008 - 2011

08/2017 - 11/2017

SUPPLEMENTARY COURSES

- Restoration of the classic Danish design furniture

AKTO Studio / Lissabon, PT Cabinetmaker apprentice

05/2017

Garde Hvalsøe / Copenhagen, DK Carpenter apprentice

04/2017

Institute of Anthropology, KU / Copenhagen, DK Student assistant at the Ethnographic Exploratory (part-time)

01/2016 - 01/2017

Gemeinschaft / Copenhagen, DK Anthropologist Intern

08/2015 - 12/2015

- Gemeinschaft is an anthropological consultant company specialising in the built environment - Fieldwork and studies of temporary urban spaces and neighbourly feeling

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Unboxing Carbon / Martha Lewis / Head of Mat. at Henning Larsen

11/2022

Understanding Spaces / Bauhaus University, Weimar / Weimar, DE

07/2014

DISTINCTIONS Honourable mention / Arkitekt Halldor Gunnløgssons fonds konkurrence

2023

Among four selected designs of 350 / AMS & MIT + TU Delft

2019

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1st prize Danida’s Verdensbilledlegat / Danida

2015

Tricksterprisen / Gemeinschaft and Institute of Anthropology KU

2014

CONTENT

ARCHITECTURE

C A R P E N T RY

ANTHROPOLOGY

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OPEN 5

J O I N E RY A N D D E TA I L

- s pace an d t e c t o n i c s

- de tail an d mate r iality

- n ar rative s an d age n c ie s

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F I E L DW O R K S A R O U N D T H E B U I LT E N V I RO N M E N T 3 4

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HAL 10

R E S TAU R AT I O N 3 1

13 V I S UA L A N T H RO P O L O G Y

03 C O N C R E T E C O N V E R S AT I O N

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04 S T U DY O F F O R M S

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05 H A B I TAT 1 6 06 VO LTA I R E S T R A AT 1 7 07 RO / / H O U S E

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08 L AU D O M I A 2 2 09 CRAFTS COLLEGE

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ARCHITECTURE - sp ace and tectonics

Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, TU Delft

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Dorte Mandrup

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3XN

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Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter

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The Royal Danish Academy

01 OPEN Sports school Delfshaven, Rotterdam 6th semester / January 2022 / 10 ECTS Design 6 / Building and technology Individual work Frank Schnater / F.R.Schnater@tudelft.nl

In the last design course in the bachelor Bouwkunde at TU Delft, students are in six weeks given to task to come up with a technically and architecturally integrated design for a sports school in Delfshaven Rotterdam.

The structural concept of this design resembles

human

anatomy

itself.

It

consists of a loadbearing timber skeleton enveloped with a transparent and light skin; the façade of perforated steel.

The building also draws inspiration from the historical shipyards of Delfshaven; big wooden ships carried by scaffolds, and the Temples at Olympia.

Axonometry of the loadbearing structure

Facade 5

On the building site stands a protected monument,

De

Nieuwe

Maaskant.

This design enters into a dialogue with De Nieuwe Maaskant, and responds with an interpretation of the elevated volume with passages cutting through the ground floor.

The elevation of the sports halls, allows for an open space on the ground floor, free for people to move in, while generously maintaining the view from the dike out to the harbour.

Open

De Nieuwe Maaskant

Concept sketches

Situation plan

Sketch model made from leftover materials from TU Delft’s green cabinet 6

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24.650 mm

14.730 mm

6.200 mm

3230 mm

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Section fragment

Space between sportshalls and facade 7

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Waterafvoer Waterafvoer

Details

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Entree Multifunctionele ruimte (inkl. lockers) Restaurant Collegezaal Klimwand Sportslab Kleedruimte zwembad Kleedruimte

9. Conciërge 10. Toiletten 11. Kleedruimte docenten 12. Personeelruimte 13. Mediatheek 14. Studenteninfobalie

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Plan, ground floor

Sketch model made from leftover materials from TU Delft’s green cabinet 9

02 HAL Sports hall Jernbanebyen, Copenhagen Student competition / September 2023 Arkitekt Halldor Gunnløgssons fond Honourable mention Individual work

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1. Genanvendelse

(1)

(1)

Det har været udgangspunktet i HAL at genanvende så mange bygningskomponenter og materialer fra vognværkstedet som muligt. Her er vist stålsøjler, bjælker, tagspær og loftsbrædder fra vognværkstedet.

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(2)

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Både bjælker og tagspær fra vognværkstedet spænder for kort til at kunne anvendes 1:1 i HALS tagkonstruktion. Til gengæld kan tagspærene anvendes som konstruktionstræ i et nyt modulært facadesystem, og danner således grundlaget for modulmålet i HAL (3 m).

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(3) Facademodulet er bygget op af 3 dele: den udvendige facadebeklædning, isolationsdelen og den indvendige beklædning. Den indre og den ydre del består af genanvendte materialer fra vognværkstedets tagkonstruktion.

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(4) I HAL er stålsøjler og -bjælker fra vognværkstedet genanvendt som hele bygningskomponenter. Genanvendte materialer fra tagspær og -brædder udgør ca. 2/3 af facademodulerne.

Samlingerne i HAL er hovedsageligt mekaniske, inklusiv fundamentet, som er et skruefundament. Og bygningen er kendetegnet af stor repetetion, hvilket gør det nemmere at industrialisere byggeprocessen samt at genanvende komponenterne efter endt levetid.

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JERNBANEBYENS ORDEN Jernbanebyen er et hel særligt sted. Skinner trækker sig som snore fra alle landets hjørner og samles hér i et ordnet system. Store bygninger har gennem tiden på maskinel vis indordnet sig dette system. Og pulsen af indkomne toge fra landets fjerneste kroge har skabt en stemning af at være i konstant bevægelse.

Der er et iboende paradoks i bestræbelsen på at designe en bygning, som på en og samme tid både relaterer sig til sine unikke omgivelser, men også er tilstrækkeligt universel til at kunne skilles ad og flyttes, med det formål at kunne passe ind et hvilket som helst andet sted.

HALs tektonik og udtryk udspringer i høj grad af Jernbanebyens særlige karakteristika, men kan i sin programmering tilpasses og orienteres i relation til nye omgivelser.

Ved opførelsen et andet sted, vil HAL på den måde stadig være en reference til, og fortælle historien om, hvor den kommer fra: nemlig Jernbanebyen.

EN BYGNING PÅ SKINNER HAL drager inspiration fra skinnernes ordnende princip samt togvognenes nomadiske natur. På et skruefundament lægger HAL sig ”på skinner” over det eksisterende terræn og føjer sig til jernbanebyens orden. Hele bygningen, inklusiv fundament, kan altså flyttes og genanvendes. Dette efterlader byggegrunden som nærmest uberørt og reducerer HALs CO2 aftryk mærkbart sammenlignet med konventionelle betonfundamenter.

GENANVENDELSE Hvis vi som arkitekter skal løfte vores ansvar i den grønne omstilling, er vi nødt til i langt højere grad at se mod genanvendte og biogene materialer. Men allerbedst må det være, hvis vi kan bruge de materialer, som allerede er for hånden netop dér, hvor vi skal bruge dem.

Det har været udgangspunktet for HAL at benytte så mange bygningskomponenter og materialer som muligt fra det transformerede vognværksted lige ved siden af byggepladsen. Dimensionerne i HAL udspringer på den måde fra de eksisterende bygningsdele i vognværkstedet (se ill. 1).

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som fritstående volumener inde i halrummet. Udover at disse volumener er rumskabende, afkomplicerer de også byggeriet, da de gør det nemt at ændre på indretningen, uden at det involverer klimaskærmen. HAL viser tydeligt hvordan den er bygget, og dermed også hvordan den kan skilles ad igen. I bedste fald er instruktioner overflødige.

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HAL

På samme tid skaber det hævede plateau et nyt rum langs kanten af HAL. I dette flydende rum, på kanten mellem ude og inde, er der plads til at sætte sig ned, en anelse løftet over terrænet, og nyde solen og udsigten over sportsbanerne mod syd. Her er der plads til at mennesker kan indtage kanten på deres egen måde og plads til bare at være, hvad end man er forbipasserende eller bruger af faciliteterne i HAL.

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Ved enden af HALS levetid, kan facademodulerne genanvendes i andre typer bygninger. Modulmålet på 3 m, er eksempelvis velegnet til træbygger med CLT dæk, som produceres i en standard bredde på 3 m.

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HAL er en bygning, som efter bedste evne forsøger at give svar på, hvordan vi kan forestille os en byggeskik, hvor vi gør os umage med at genanvende, hvad allerede genanvendes kan, og gør det nemt og ligefrem at genanvende bygningsdele efter endt levetid. Alt sammen også med øje for den unikke kontekst samt en opmærksomhed på at skabe berigende hverdagsrammer for mennesker.

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Genanvendte komponenter eller materialer

Det har været en udfordring, at de eksisterende søjler i vognværkstedet, med deres højde på omtrent 6 m, ikke er høje nok til mange typer sport. Tagkonstruktionen i HAL bidrager i ét greb, og med få ressourcer, til den ekstra rumhøjde, nødvendig for sport. I samme bevægelse imiterer den også de karakteristiske savtage så særegne for Jernbanebyen. De åbne ender antyder en lethed, der leder tankerne hen på bygningens nomadiske potentiale; for at flytte sig og blive genanvendt andre steder.

Delvist genanvendt materiale

2. Modul Facademodulet er bygget op af 3 dele:

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(a) Den udvendige facadebeklædning. En simpel træbeklædning bestående af de gamle loftsbrædder fra vognværkstedet samt reglar af de gamle tagspær.

HAL er ligefrem og enkel i sin konstruktion. Bygningen er præget af stor repetition, alle bygningskomponenter er synlige og bygningens delelementer er tydeligt adskilt.

F.eks. er klimaskærmen adskilt fra de indre rum, der står (c)

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siso

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(b) Isolationsdelen. En standard trækonstruktion med isolationsbatts (600 x 1200 mm) af græsisolering, som har et væsentligt lavere CO2 aftryk end stenuld. HAL er blot let isoleret, men ved fremtidig anvendelse af facademodulet i et andet byggeri, er det nemt at mindske U værdien på modulet ved at skifte isolationsdelen ud med en tykkere version. (c) Den indvendige beklædning.

Ligeledes en simpel træbeklædning hvor både de gamle loftsbrædder og tømmeret fra vognværkstedets tagspær anvendes.

ske

let

Ram

me

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af g

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le ta

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3. Tagkonstruktion Tagkonstruktionen bidrager med få ressourcer til den ekstra fri højde, som er nødvendig for boldspil i hallen (> 8 m). I samme bevægelse relaterer den sig til det øvrige taglandskab i Jernbanebyen.

Fra fodboldbanerne

Regnvand fra taget kan evt. samles op i beholdere over cafe og omklædningsrum og anvendes i et gråvandssystem. (Et gråvandssystem kan f.eks. anvendes til skyl i toiletterne, hvilket i dag udgør omtrent 1/4 af vandforbruget i boliger.)

Ankomst fra nord

4. Plads til bare at være Rummene i HAL spænder fra at være tydeligt programmerede, til de løst programmerede og u-programmerede rum. Fremtidens fælleskaber skal kunne rumme diversitet og kalder derfor på alle tre dele. Og i dag er måske i særdeleshed de uprogrammerede rum i byerne under pres; fra kommercialisering og pladsmangel.

Tydeligt programmeret rum Løst programmeret rum U-programmeret rum

Plateau

Hal

Snit C

1:30

De frit stående volumener i HAL rummer faste funktioner som omklædningsrum, depot samt en cafe orienteret mod skydebrospladsen. Langs kanten af HAL er en uprogrammeret zone, som hæver sig på et plateau over terrænet. Her flyder inde og ude sammen mellem rækkerne af skydeporte. Og her er der plads til at mødes før spillet, eller bare til at sidde og lade sine fødder dingle fra kanten, varme sig i solen og iagttage fodboldkampen på de udendørs baner på afstand.

Her er der med andre ord plads til bare at være, og plads til at mennesker kan indtage kanten på deres egen måde.

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24 m

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44 m 2

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A C

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Situationsplan 1:1000

Plan 1:150

Snit B 1:150

Snit A 1:150

Facade øst 1:150

Facade syd 1:150

C

1. omklædningsrum

2. bane

3. depot

4. cafe

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0 3 I N C O N V E R S AT I O N W I T H C O N C R E T E Transformation Brøndby Strand Parkerne, Denmark 7th semester / January 2024 / 15 ECTS Context / Dwelling inbetween Group work with Trine Bak Maja Ziska / mzis@kglakademi.dk

The residents of Brøndby Strand parkerne point to the concrete, as a root to the stigma of the area. We believe that the residents’ dislike of concrete, does not in fact concern concrete as a material, but rather the way that the buildings in Brøndby Strand parkerne deal with properties such as scale, “naturalness”,

tactility,

patina

and

composition with other materials.

Taking a starting point in a deep understanding of materials in the immediate surrounding; their historical, cultural, physical, aesthetic and tectonic properties, and entering into a dialogue with the existing structural concrete walls, this project investigates a new facade design as a mean to facilitate a stronger emotional attachment between the residents of Brøndby Strand and the concrete buildings they live in.

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0 4 S T U DY O F F O R M S Form studies The joint and the wall 2nd semester / April 2019 / 5 ECTS Representation Visualisation and Form 2 Individual work Joris Luchinger / j.luchinger@luchinger-architects.nl

Excerpts from the study of forms.

Study of the joint

Study of the wall 15

0 5 H A B I TAT Housing, transformation Mariahoeve, the Hague

TYPE A Studios

4th semester / July 2020 / 10 ECTS Design 4 / Dwelling Environment Individual work Guyonne van der Velden /

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G.H.M.vanderVelden@tudelft.nl

TYPE B Shared appartment 5 bedrooms

The population in Mariahoeve today is characterized by high homogeneity and concentration of residents with low income. By transforming a uniform building block into a variety of differ-

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ent apartment typologies, this project makes

space

for

a

more

diverse

population.

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TYPE C Appartment w. workshop 3 bedrooms

01

00

(Parking + workshop)

Existing walls -01

Existing conditions

Excerpts of apartment types

Living room ground floor 16

0 6 VO LTA I R E S T R A AT Housing, transformation Rotterdam South 4th semester / March 2020 / 5 ECTS Technology 5 / Dwelling technology Individual work Wouter Fokkinga / W.M.Fokkinga@tudelft.nl

In the 50’s and 60’s numerous of costefficient,

non-insulated

apartment

blocks were built, resulting in unhealthy indoor environments, moisture damages, poor sound insulation and inefficient heating. In the renovation and transformation of a post-war apartment block in the south of Rotterdam these were some of the areas of attention.

Existing conditions

Fragment of the facade 17

6 40

160

18

houten plint kantstrook 10 mm

+ 5350

50

10

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OPBOUW GEVEL: - houten delen 70 x 18 mm, h.o.h. 75 mm - spouw met houten regels - waterkerende dampopen folie - RockSono Solid vast isolatiemateriaal (lambda 0,035) - OSB plaat - RockSono Base isolatiemateriaal(lambda 0,037) - dampremmende folie - OSB plaat - afwerking: gipsplaat

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12.5

120

isolatiemateriaal (lambda 0,0350

verankering

afdichting (en stelblokje)

DucoTwin 120 ZR AK+ Largo (zonscreen + suskast geintegreerd)

Corner detail

Floor detail

Existing structure

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07 RO // HOUSE Roboat centre Marine Terrain, Amsterdam Client: AMS + MIT 2nd semester / June 2019 / 10 ECTS Design 2 / Design and engineering Individual work W. Fokkinga / W.M.Fokkinga@tudelft.nl

RO // House is located on the Marine Terrain in Amsterdam. It is a new centre for the infrastructure of autonomous Roboats in a previous hidden part of town. The location used to be an oasis of peace in a city otherwise buzzing with activity. How can you introduce a

new

junction

while

maintaining

the scarce quality of tranquillity

in

a metropolis like Amsterdam? RO // House suggests a design based on lines of sight and a refined balance of privacy and openness. At the same time it is designed to show the beauty in the complementarity of a sustainable supporting

construction,

construction,

climate

building

design,

and

architecture.

Early concept sketch

North facade 19

Based on the vernacular principle of circulation of air, the ventilation of RO // House in the summer season is 100 % natural and driven by the thermal draft created by the slope of the building as well as the atrium in the middle of the building. The sun panels delivering the electricity for the building are not hidden on the roof, but plays a visible role on the building’s façade while at the same time making space for a more biodiverse and cooling blue-green roof.

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RO // House was selected as one of 2

four designs amongst 350 by a jury from the AMS & MIT Architecture Roboat collaboration and TU Delft.

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1. The atrium minimizes need for artificial lighting and supports the natural summer ventilation through the creation of thermal draft.

4. In the summer the ventilation is 100 % natural. In the winter mechanical in- and outlet allows a heat recovery of 90 %.

2. 58 sun panels deliver 16.000 kWh per year. Due to the variation in orientation, they deliver the energy equally distributed over the day, avoiding a midday-peak. On the inefficient sides they are covered in dummy panels of reused plastic from the oceans.

5. A ground heat exchanger delivers the heat for a low temperature floor heating.

3. The majority of the building is joint without the use of glue or “wet” montage, which makes the materials detachable and reusable.

6. Rainwater is collected and used in a grey water system, saving more than a third of the water usage.

7. With an inaccessible blue-green roof the building helps minimizing the urban heat island effect and supports the local biodiversity.

Axonometry with sustainability measures

Situation plan (top), section (bottom) 20

Selected sketch models

Physical model of the supporting construction, 1:100 21

0 8 L AU D O M I A Bed and breakfast Noorthey Cemetery, the Hague 1st semester / January 2019 / 10 ECTS Design 1 / Settlement in the landscape Individual work Khoi Tran / k.tran@urbansymbiose.com

“On

fine

afternoons

the

living

po-

pulation pays a visit to the dead and they decipher their own names on their stone slabs: like the city of the living, this other city communicates a history of toil, anger, illusions, emotions; only here all has become necessary, divorced from chance, categorized, set in order.”

Italo Calvino, Invisible Cities

Laudomia is the name of a city of living with

a

interdependent

relationship

to the equivalent city of the dead, as described in the book Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino.

This design takes it starting point in the physical landscape of the beach ridge outside of the Hague as well as in the cultural landscape and the relation to the adjacent Noorthey cemetery.

It is a bed and breakfast that invites to a reflective co-existence with the inevitable other part of life; namely the past, present and future of death.

View from cemetery 22

With its material and form Laudomia touches

on

themes

mirroring

worlds

like

and

reflection,

passages.

The

appearance of the stream of water flowing

through

the

construction

changes with the weather and gives rise to feelings between uneasiness and tranquillity.

“The result of the design ‘Laudioma - a place for reflection’ by Katrine Natorp truly reflects the poetics of living and the beauty of the everyday.”

Khoi Tran, Architect/ Teacher Architecture

Situation plan (top), perspective section (bottom) 23

View from cemetery (top), three fragments (bottom) 24

A

B

Section A - cabin

Noorthey cemetery

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2

C

Section B - common dining room 3

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Section C - private house

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Cabins Common dining room Private house Facilities (shower and washing room) Tent spots

Plan, level -1 25

Model 1:100 26

09 CRAFTS COLLEGE Student housing and workshop Herning, Denmark Competition / 1st prize Internship / Dorte Mandrup 5th semester / July 2021 Team work Responsibilities: volume studies / plan graphics / main responsible for models / various tasks.

During my internship at Dorte Mandrup, I worked on a number of projects, including two competition phases of the crafts college in Herning. I was main responsible for the physical models, and helped with the development of the concept throughout the whole design process, including various studies and drawings. (link: Another Kind of Knowledge, 9:0311:10)

Physical model, polysterene, 1:50

Physical model, solid pear wood, 1:200 27

C A R P E N T RY - detail and m ate r iality

NEXT Uddannelse København

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Garde Hvalsøe

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AKTO Studio Lisbon

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KLASSIK

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Tutor in the wood and model workshop KADK

1 0 J O I N E RY A N D D E TA I L Joint exercises August 2016 - December 2017 Basic course School of cabinetmaking NEXT København

Various joints and carpentry 29

Table in oak, own design August 2016 - December 2017 Basic course School of cabinetmaking NEXT København

Excerpts from the process from solid wood to final table

Table in oak 30

1 1 R E S TAU R AT I O N Restauration work, Danish design classics August - November 2017 Apprenticeship at KLASSIK, Copenhagen

Various restauration tasks, Danish design classics 31

Restauration work, Portugese furniture May 2017, 3 weeks Apprenticeships at AKTO Studio, Lisbon

Various restauration tasks, AKTO studio 32

ANTHROPOLOGY - n ar rative s and agencie s

Slisha, Kathmandu

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Department of Anthropology, University of Copenhagen

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Ethnographic Exploratory

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Danidas Verdensbilledlegat

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Gemeinschaft

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University of California, Berkeley

1 2 F I E L DWO R K S A RO U N D T H E B U I LT E N V I RO N M E N T NARRATIVES OF “THE OUTSKIRTS” Bogø, Denmark

In the 3rd semester course “Anthropological Methods” I conducted three weeks fieldwork at Bogø

November 2014

togehter with two fellow students. We were interested in how inhabitants at Bogø portrayed themselves

3rd semester, BSc in Anthropology Anthropological Methods

and how they percieved their role as living in “the outskirts of Denmark”.

University of Copenhagen Together with Amalie Noer Rasmussen and Anne-Katrine Wisen

QUALITIES OF TEMPORARY URBAN SPACES Linjen NV, København, Denmark

During my internship at Gemeinschaft I carried out fieldwork at Linjen in Copenhagen. We were

Fall 2015

investigating how citizens experience and perceive the qualities of temporary urban spaces and

Intern at Gemeinschaft

how temporary urban spaces can contribute to the good city-life. The fieldwork included participant

Client: MBBL (Ministeriet for By, Bolig og Landdistrikter)

observation, focus group interviews, informal interviews, surveys and film production.

NEIGHBOURLY FEELING AND FEELING OF SAFETY Ishøj, Denmark

During my internship at Gemeinschaft I also assisted evaluating the implementation of Nabohjælp in

Fall 2015

apartment buildings in Ishøj. The fieldwork mainly consisted of semi-structured individual and focus-group

Intern at Gemeinschaft

interviews with different residents, and touched on themes such as neighbourly feeling (or lack hereof),

Evaluation of Nabohjælp

community and network, feeling of trust and safety, ethnicity, crime, darkness, sounds in apartments and in general liveability in the area.

OTHER SHORT OR DESKTOP PROJECTS Spaces of Danish Welfare, KADK

I have for two months been engaged in the research project Spaces of Danish Welfare at the Royal

2017

Danish Academy, collecting information about the Danish care sector (danish: ældre- og plejeboliger).

Global Cities, UC Berkeley

During my exchange at UC Berkeley, I participated in the semester course Global Cities at College of

2016 Hospital design, Rigshospitalet 2014

Environmental Design. Weekly reflections on the built environment were a central part of the course.

Lastly, I have been engaged in the Hackaton “Donate your Talent” at Rigshospitalet in 2014, where anthropologists, sociologists, architects and designers over a weekend investigated new ways to design hospital rooms for young people with cancer.

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13 VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY CRAFTSMANSHIP IN KATHMANDU Kathmandu, Nepal

Before starting my BSc in Anthropology I spent two months doing volunteer work for the organisation

Februrary - March 2013

Slisha in Kathmandu. As a part of my work I portrayed the woman Sumitra Rai who was living in Kapan, a

Volunteer work for WAWCAS, Slisha

new settlement in the outskirts of Kathmandu. Being able to buy a loom and start her own small business

Together with Amalie Corty Dam

as a weaver, weaving Dhaka’s and other traditional fabrics, had changed her life radically. (film minute: Weaver) (full movie: WAWCAS Sumitra Rai)

LIVELIHOODS OF SUNDARBANS Sundarbans, India

Together with anthropologist Katrine Bregnhøj and filmmaker Josefine Exner I received a grant from

August 2015

Danida in 2014 to make a short documentary in the mangrove jungle in Sundarbans. Over thre weeks

Documentary supported by Danidas

we portrayed the livelihood of a village and their dependence of the jungle through the perspective

verdensbilledlegat Togehter with Josefine Exner og Katrine Bregnhøj

of a 12-year old boy. The combination of our different backgrounds in journalistic narrating and anthropological observation raised interesting discussions about how to portray the community around us. The film won the 1st prize as the best film that year out of ten participants. (full movie: Tigerbarn)

ETHNOGRAPHIC FILM PRODUCTION IN THE BAY AREA San Francisco, Berkeley, and Oakland, USA

As a part of the course “Field Production of Ethnographic Film” and together with a fellow student

Spring 2016

I produced a short film about commuting in the Bay Area. A shorter version of this film and another

Field Production of Ethnographic Film (ANTHRO 138B) University of California Berkeley Togehter with Nate Rigler

production were screened at the Sjón Anthropological Film Festival in February 2017. (film minutes: The Album and WeCommute) (full movie: Weekday Currents)

Engaging in visual anthropology was for me a way to expand the media through which I could work anthropologically. My visual interest also led to me work one year in Ethnographic Exploratory (EE) at the Department of Anthropology at University of Copenhagen. EE was at that time a newly initiated forum and space where students, teachers, and researchers experimented with new forms of collaborative research, communication and teaching activities. Besides my activities in EE I was very engaged in the student association Antrofilm.

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