FENIX ll
A bridge between the past, present and future
G.S. Kwon (TU Delft - Architecture and the Built Environment)
Nicholas Clarke – Mentor (TU Delft - Heritage & Design)
FWA Koopman – Mentor (TU Delft - Heritage & Technology)
C.I.C. van Emstede – Mentor (TU Delft - Heritage & Values)
MME Pijpers-van Esch – Coach (TU Delft - Environmental Technology and Design)
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Abstract
The building consists of 3 programs mentioned above and each program works as a bridge. The goal of the marketplace is to be a cultural bridge by providing interaction between people including locals and immigrants. To achieve this, a routing system of Katendrecht street was introduced that connects the inside and outside of the building, draws people with diverse background deep into the building, links them to the history of the building and expands their understanding of the multi-cultural world. To make the Fenix ensemble legible as a historic entity again and include street connecting Wilhelmina pier into routing system. Despite the recent changes to the Fenix 1 building, the market place will be extended to lower part of Fenix 1 and become huge cultural area with Deliplein. In addition, the lost part on quay-side will be restored to restore weakened connection between water. Above the marketplace, there is an education center for immigrants and both spaces are interconnected. By doing so, locals and immigrants can communicate in many ways and this space will be social bridge. The migration museum links above two programs as a historic symbol of the building. It also links past and present, users to history and shows the root of the building.