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Rødøy 18 pupils

Nesøy 10 pupils

Gjerøy 16 pupils

Tjongsfjord 74 pupils

Jektvik 40 pupils

Øresvik 18 pupils The School in the Isles

34 pupils

Existing school Closed school

Regional express route Local fast ferry

Car ferry Car ferry

School / fjord route New school

Current school districts in Rødøy Municipality

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The School of the Isles is about changig the perception of community, and to explore how architecture can bring new meaning to a traditional program. What are the boundaries of a community surrounded by water? The answer seems simple when looking at a geographical correct map. But I think the ocean represents an endless number of possibilities in connecting people and communities, and I think space and form has an important role to play.

The School in the Isles will become an important building for the entire island district of Rødøy. It will become an object that represents a node in the public sphere. How should it appear?

Schools in these communities are small, but they are often the biggest building on the island. How do we deal with relatively big structures in a context of small houses?

During the process it has been important for me to explore the relationship between autonomous external forms and internal space.

How do the one inform the other, and what spaces can come out from designing a building from, so to say, starting in two opposite ends. Another factor has been important for me in order to honor at least one segment of local building tradition; namely pragmatism.

This project has been created where uncompromising forms has met with the demands of a fairly straight forward program, mixed with the some pragmatism from local building tradition, and it has become The School in the Isles.

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1. Arrival point for the school boat. 2. Lower entrance. 3. 3rd floor entrance. 4. Nice view towards Rødøyløva. 5. Garden. 6. Grocery store to buy lunch in. 7. Footbal mini-pitch. 8. Trees to build huts in. 9. Nice view towards Nesøya. 10. Beach volleyball court or huge sandpit. 11. Nice beach where you can find crabs and crayfish.

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1: Ferry quay. 2: Site. 3: Grocery store. 4: Culture school. 5: Church. 6: Existing school. 7: Summer café. 8: Community building.

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Elevation North 1:200

Elevation West 1:200

Elevation South 1:200

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1. Entrance 2. Kitchen 3. Gymnasium 4. Classroom 5. Group space 6. Restroom 7. Locker room 8. Showers

9. Teacher’s break room 10. Teacher’s work space 11. Teacher’s shower room 12. Head master’s office 13. Library

14. Storage

16. Public waiting room 17. Ramp for car ferry 18. Pier for fast ferries 19. Technical space 20. Technical shaft 21. Lift

22. Technical space for ferry quay

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Section A 1:50

Steel bars anchoring concrete base to foundation Drainage layer, sand and gravel In situ concrete floor slab (250 mm)

Concrete columns (Ø 1000 mm), anchored into bedrock Concrete base (300 mm), pre-fabricated and towed on site Corrugated steel plates for drainage Load bearing in situ concrete wall Glulam timber tie beam (360 x 140 mm) Hanging timber struts supporting tie beam (140 x 100 mm)

Gluelam timber rafter (400 x 140 mm) Glulam timber tie beam (270 x 140 mm) Corrugated galvanized steel plates

Vapor barrier

Super XPS insulation (160 mm)

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Section A 1:20

Overlapping fibre cement panels (8mm) 36 mm timber lath

Custom made zinc gutter

Steel bracket keeping window in place Cross ventilated roof, 48x48 mm laths 100 + 200 mm incombustible insulation

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Section B 1:100

Section C 1:100

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Section D 1:100

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2nd floor 1:100 Basement 1:100

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