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“‘Build What Here?” concorso di design organizzato dal Danish Architecture Centre – DAC per la realizzazione di un edificio temporaneo in occasione del Roskilde Festival 2011, dal 30 giugno al 03 luglio sull’isola di Zelanda in Danimarca.
Vincitori due studenti, che fanno parte del gruppo berlinese Re-Make/Re-Model, Victor Serrander (Stoccolma) e Anders Grivi Norman (Oslo) con il progetto “Why Don’t We Do It On The Stairs“. Una struttura in compensato riciclato, composta da due scale a grandi dimensioni, simili agli spalti di uno stadio di calcio, poste una di fronte all’altra. Vuole essere uno spazio dinamico di interazione delle persone, un luogo multifunzionale attraverso le sedute e le cosiddette “finestre di attività”: piccoli stand per proiezioni filmiche, per dibattiti, per poter ballare, riposarsi o avere dei momenti di privacy.

“‘Build What Here?” is a design contest organized by the Danish Architecture Centre (DAC) inviting designers to build a temporary sustainable architecture for the Roskilde Festival 2011, to be held from 30 June to 3 July on the island of Zealand in Denmark.
The first prize went to two students of the Berlin-based collective Re-Make/Re-Model, Victor Serrander (Stockholm) and Anders Grivi Norman (Oslo) who presented a project called “Why Don’t We Do It On The Stairs“. It is a structure made of recycled plywood, consisting of two large stairs that look like the stands of football stadium facing each other. The structure intends to be a dynamic and interactive space for people, a multi-functional place thanks to the seating and the so-called “activity boxes”: small stands for video screenings, debates and where one can dance, relax or enjoy moments of the festival on their own.
A space, therefore, that can host any type of activity throughout every hour of every day of the festival, a meeting and recreational centre that, at night transforms into a dance stage with art and light installations, as well as a sheltered seating area to protect spectators when it rains. A platform for creativity, for relaxation and where one can enjoy a party without feeling overwhelmed by the crowd, a design concept tailor-made for people and that gives particular attention to flexibility and to easy-to-use architect.

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