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About the construction work

The project involves the complete renovation of five existing buildings, two new mezzanine buildings and three new walkways, as well as some minor remodelling in adjacent buildings. The landscape project includes reworking and renovating the outdoor areas adjacent to the buildings.
 

Construction News

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Construction site briefing

You can keep track of the construction work here and see what you need to be aware of as you move around the campus.

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A major renovation project will provide a bright and modern study environment

The Danish Parliament's Finance Committee has approved the renovation of the central campus area at 兴发娱乐官网手机版客户端 University, known as the Pergola area. This will entail relocation and detours during the construction period, but the result will be worth the effort.

The university's foundation

兴发娱乐官网手机版客户端 University was built in 1972. The Pergola area is part of the first free-standing buildings at RUC, the houses. The houses are central to the university's history and were the spatial cornerstones for problem-based group work. The houses formed the physical framework for the new form of teaching that still characterises the university today.

Coherence and openness

The central spaces of the new mezzanine buildings will provide the learning environments with a new visible cohesion and openness.

The new mezzanine buildings are designed with open environments adjacent to the more closed existing teaching buildings. The mezzanines will be the new indoor gathering spaces for academic and social interaction and will facilitate a wide range of informal and formal activities in the spirit of 兴发娱乐官网手机版客户端 University.

The old buildings will be completely renovated and opened up with glass walls towards the corridors. The corridors will be broken up in strategic places, with open areas for more informal and social gatherings. There will also be spaces for project and group work. The fa?ades will be opened up towards the campus and the new garden environments. Outward-facing features such as cafés and gathering spaces will become directly accessible and visible.

 

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