FADDERSBØL_ON THE EDGE

Have a look in the ex-hibition in the mill and disappear into the his-tory of the past

Shelters are rising from the ground as the fundament of the mill where you can stay overnight in the safe small grass mound

After one kilometre an opening will appear and give a view to the old mill, drag the canoe up and go for a walk on the edge of the national park

LIGHT TUNNEL

The feeling of getting under-neath when entering the creek in Faddersbøl, the dense veg-etation of tall trees creates a tunnel which makes it almost impossible for the sunlight to come through

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DISPOSTION OF FACILITIES ON SITE

EGEBAKKESANDEVEJ

KANALVEJ

STREAM

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RECONSTRUCTED MILL // MUSEUM

SIGNSIGN

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SHELTERS

TRODDEN PATH

CANOE DOCK

EXISTING

FUTURE FACILITY

IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES IN CONNECTION TO FADDERSBØL OLD HISTORY

CONTRASTS ALONG THE STREAM

Find a local guide and rent a horse, go by bike towards the surfing hotspot in Nørre Vorupør, or simply continoue the journey by the canoe

DESIGN INSPIRATION

NEW FUNCTIONS

ROAD / BIKE ROUTE CROSSING THE AREA. FROM THE ROAD YOU CAN JUST SEE THE SHELTER ON THE EDGE OF THE FOREST.

SIGNAGE GIVING INFORMATION ABOUT THE AREA IN GENERAL AND GUIDING YOU FURTHER ON THE TRAVEL TOWARDS THE NATIONAL PARK, BATHING AREA IN FØRBY SØ OR LEADING YOU IN DIRECTION OF THE HORSEBACK RIDING

SIGNAGE GUIDEING YOU TOWARDS THE MILL AND SHOWING YOU TRAVEL TIME AND DISTANCES TO THE SHELTERS LONGER DOWN THE STREAM

CANOE DOCK AS PART OF THE UNIVERSAL DESIGN

RECONSTRUCTED MILL

MUSEUM IN THE BASEMENT OF THE MILL. A GROUP OF STAKEHOLDERS, LOCAL AND THE DANISH NATURE PRESERVATION HAS GATHERED A EXHIBITION ABOUT GEOLOGY, LANDSCAPE AND THE MILL FUNCTION.

SHELTER PLACED JUST ON THE EDGE OF THE DENSE FOREST GIVING THE SHELTERS A SEMI PRIVATE ATMOSPHERE. THE LOCATION OF THE SHELTER IS VISUALLY LINKING MILL AND STREAM TOGETHER.

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FADDERSBØL

MANOR EGEBAKKESANDE

Faddersbøl is an important access to a range of different activities, the area is located on the edge of the National park and has a great potential of connecting the already existing activities and makes there by make it possible to shift between them.

New facilities as a canoe dock, guiding signs and shelters will make people going by canoe stop in Faddersbøl, and in connection with other activities this facilities will be the access to the stream as well as changing to other activities. The Canoe dock and the signs are placed to get easy access and to orien-tate, the shelters is placed in the edge of the vegetation to reach a surrounding feeling and still have the open view to the mill.

Signage for Faddersbøl mill, the exhibition and routs in the area

Faddersbøl mill is from 1862 and replaced instead of the water mill which was torn down because of the draining of Sjørring Lake. The mill was used until late 1960. In 2002 the mill got reconstructed in the original Dutch style as on the pictures. The mill is an attraction and a stop on the biking route. In the mill is an exhibition which is open during the summer, and as well this is the starting point for guided tours in the area.

Near Faddersbøl is Egebaksande and old manor from around 1940 previously a large farm and working place for a lot of people, today it is standing vacant. The Manor is visible from the stream and could become an active part in linking different activities.

Guided tour starting at the mill

Sjørring sø canal with the dense vegetation

History; The canal for leading the water

Contrast between the open and closed landscape The open agricultural land

Being surrounded by nature in the forest edge between contrasting landscape

Reused timber

Reused bricks

LOCAL ENGAGEMENT AND EVENTSLocals use the area around Faddersbøl mill for hiking, picnic, walk their dogs or arranged events such as guided tour in the area or adventure race starting from the mill and going through some of the plantations close by. New plans and interventions for the area should be developed together with the locals who use the area and knows the different spots worth to experience and help doing new routes in the area to connect Faddersbøl to the National park.Egebaksande standing empty have some great potentials of develop the principle of cradle to cradle by storing materials for torn down houses and reuse it for new facilities along the stream. The large buildings could become the frame of stu-dios for creating new designed facilities for the area or use it for different kind of event as the horse drawn carriage event already taken place at Egebaksande.

Putting op new signs for new routes in the area

Adventure race going through Tvorup plantation starting from Fad-dersbøl mill

Local guide telling stories about the area in Faddersbøl

New use of historical building as storage for waste materials from torn down houses in the area

Egebaksande manor today standing vacant

Sorted timber for reuse

The nature around Faddersbøl is contrasted shifting from open fields, dense vegetation and the unique nature of the National park. Going from Rosvang to Faddersbøl is an experience of sailing in the open agricultural land and entering the deep canal start-ing one kilometer before Faddersbøl, The canal is the story about the draining of the 850 ha large Sjørring Lake in 1860 where the water was led through the stream this big construction work is the foundation of surrounding landscape of the stream that can be seen today

It is not possible to see the mill from the stream. Ac-cessing the shore and climbing the steep dense veg-etated slopes to reach the open area and the view to the mill. This would be a strong scenario for placing new shelters in between on the edge to the forest with a view to the open.

The old manor could refunction as a site for workshops and gain new value

Refering to the fundament of the mill

VISIONS FOR FACILITIES PRINCIPLES FOR EXPERIENCE AND FUNCTION SHOWN IN SECTION

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