Jákup Nielsen

Architecture can, when used correctly, be a tool to reach out to humanitarian elements Located next to Sandgerði Church, this architecture project aims to fight poverty with a charity market, which is run by a family living in a generation house.
The charity market serves as a hub for gifts and purchases, with a continuing
income intended to help the poor The location is a key part of the project, as it lies between the campsite in Sandgerði and the residential area of the town, where it is accessible and present to both Sandgerding and visitors, encouraging the sustainability of the form of donation and consumption.

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Architecture can, when used correctly, serve as a tool to achieve humanitarian goals. Located next to the Sandgerði church, this architecture project aims to fight poverty with a charity market, run by a family living in a national house. The charity market serves as a hub for donations and purchases, with products dedicated to aiding the less fortunate.
The location is a key element of the project, as it lies between the Sandgerði camping ground and the residential area of the town, making it available and present for both locations and visitors, encouraging a sustainable form of giving and considering.

Work in three dimensions: Hermann Valsson
Pictures of works: Sisters Lumièrern