The parkside location is frequented by joggers and a local scout group, which called for a design that was multi-functional space. The architects responded by designing a pair of concrete buildings with mono-pitched roofs and shingle cladding. The buildings share a courtyardwith a campfire at the center. Concrete and timber walls surround the space and provide a secluded area that faces away from the street.
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One of the buildings is used by scouts and includes a multifunctional area used form group activities. Visiting scouts can use a makeshift bedroom located on the mezzanine level. Joggers can use the showers and toilets on the ground floor. The Village Hall, located opposite the smaller building, houses a large room with afireplace, kitchen and cafe.
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Photos by Jens Larsen and Rasmus Hjortshøj
