NR. 9·2015 | CAMPUSLIV / CAMPUS LIFE | 19 Join DTU’s career workshop for international spouses and partners. • Identify your career goals • Uncover or rediscover your passion • Learn tips and tricks for navigating the Danish job market • Gain structure and momentum for your career development plan • Share your experiences with fellow expats • Become part of a network to support your job search • Walk away with an action plan • Sign up for individual or group career coaching Each workshop lasts 2 days and is facilitiated by an experienced career coach and a professional recruitment specialist. CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP — for spouses & accompanying partners — 27-28 AUG 22-23 OCT 10-11 DEC FREE! sign-up required Are you — or do you know — an international job seeker? Space is limited, so sign up today! www.dtu.dk/introsignup Questions? Send an e-mail to careercoach@adm.dtu.dk Af Line Juul Greisen og Lotte Krull Ikke kun studerende og ansatte på DTU Compute er begejstrede for den nye bygning 324, det er Lyngby Taarbæk Kommune også, og i anledning af Arkitekturens Dag den 1. oktober blev bygningen præmieret. „DTU har med denne bygning udvist et meget stort engagement i at opnå arkitektonisk vellykkede nybyggerier i forbindelse med fortætning af området og i respekt for DTU's eksisterende bygninger og helhedsplan,“ udtaler dommerkomitéen. Begrundelsen fremhæver også det bæredygtige aspekt: „Bygningen er en lavenergibygning med bæredygtige energiløsninger: Optimeret klimaskærm, helt nyt og anderledes ventilationssystem og en høj dagslysudnyttelse, der tilsammen bringer varme- og elforbrug ned på et meget lavt niveau. De indendørs træer er med til at sikre et godt indeklima.“ Intensive forskningsaktiviteter og undervisningsaktiviteter samles i bygningen. DTU Compute benytter bygningens første og anden sal, mens stueetagen er indrettet til fælles undervisningsfaciliteter med seks undervisningslokaler. Det er arkitektfirmaet Christensen & Co Arkitekter, der har tegnet den 4600 kvm store bygning, der med den store trappe danner en smuk afslutning af Matematiktorvet mod syd. Firmaet er arkitekter på flere af DTU’s andre nye byggerier, blandt andre bygning 127, det store Life Science & Bioengineeringkompleks i den nordlige del af Lyngby Campus samt de kommende nye faciliteter til DTU Byg, bygning 128 og 129. Bygning 324 blev taget i brug i starten af 2013. ■■Få mere at vide Ole Kristian Bottheim, plan og projektchef, CAS, okbo@dtu.dk Arkitekturpris til bygning 324 BELØNNING Lyngby-Taarbæk Kommune har tildelt bygning 324 på Lyngby Campus kommunens arkitekturpris. FOTO STAMERS KONTOR De bæredygtige løsninger er blandt begrundelserne for at belønne bygning 324. The sustainable solutions played a role in the decision to present the award to Building 324. Building 324 wins architectural award REWARD Enthusiasm for the new Building 324 is not limited to students and employees at DTU Compute. It has evidently spread to the Municipality of Lyngby-Taarbæk, which, in connection with the Day of Architecture celebrations on 1 October, awarded Building 324 a prize for its valuable contribution to architecture. In the words of the jury: “The building clearly demonstrates DTU’s deep commitment to architecturally successful new builds in connection with campus consolidation, and to respecting the University’s existing buildings and general plan.” The jury also highlighted the building’s sustainable energy solutions. “The building is a low-energy construction project featuring sustainable energy solutions: optimized climate shield, a completely new and different ventilation system and a high exploitation of daylight, and together, these innovations reduce heat and electricity consumption to a very low level.” The bright, open building is an example of SCAN TO READ FULL ARTICLES dtu.dk/1509 how intensive research and teaching activities can be united in the same building. The first and second floors are devoted to DTU Compute, while the ground floor has been laid out as shared teaching facilities comprising six classrooms. The firm of architects Christensen & Co (CCO) designed the 4,600 m2 building.
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