Hortitherapie Sensorielle - Stefano Marinaz

February 2, 2015, 1:55 am

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In 2010 StefanoMarinaz’s project ‘Hortitherapie Sensorielle’ was selected for the edition ‘Jardins corps et âme’ of the Chaumont sur Loire Garden Design Festival. The proposal is a series of healing gardens where plants elevate the senses and inspire a state of well-being in the body and mind of visitors.

The sculpture of a woman in the centre of the garden represents the idea of relaxation when immersed in nature. The project was conceived in collaboration with Francesca Vacirca and Daniela Tonegatti.

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Premio Lynx - Associazione Culturale Il Sestante

February 2, 2015, 2:25 am

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Sono aperte le iscrizioni alla prima edizione del Premio Lynx, il concorso internazionale d’arte contemporanea che espone le 60 opere finaliste in prestigiose sedi a Trieste, Livorno e Aidussina (Slovenia). Pittura, fotografia e digital art sono le tre categorie a cui gli artisti potranno iscriversi fino all’11 luglio 2015, senza limiti d’età o nazionalità.

Premio Lynx 2015

I 20 vincitori accederanno ad una selezione speciale di artisti internazionali. Verranno inoltre assegnati 6 premi fiera e 6 contratti espositivi di un anno. I tre vincitori assoluti riceveranno un premio del valore complessivo di € 8000. In più una speciale sezione è stata creata anche per gli artisti under 21.

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Gate House - Stefano Marinaz

February 2, 2015, 2:29 am

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Set in a pristine woodland of pines, ferns and rhododendrons in Buckinghamshire this gatehouse is currently being refurbished by Paolo Cossu architects. As part of the redevelopment of this family countryside house a new extension will be introduced and it will be inspired by shou-sugi-ban or burnt sugi boards. This traditional Japanese cladding technique uses carbonised Cedar boards which are resistant to rot and fire: the result are blackened boards with a silver sheen. The landscape proposal consists of a courtyard garden with a Japanese influence as far as the palette of plants is concerned and a frame of pleached crab apple trees. A more naturalistic setting is created around the house with the introduction of a wildflower meadow and a native hedgerow to blur the boundaries between the domestic garden and the woodland around it.

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Mazzoni - +studio architetti associati

February 2, 2015, 2:35 am

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Lo spazio espositivo e commerciale di Mazzoni, negozio multibrand ad Alba, si sviluppa in profondità attraverso un intero isolato, con doppi ingressi in affaccio sulla principale via pedonale della città.

Vista piano terreno

Il progetto deriva dall’ampliamento di uno store preesistente: l’area di vendita e magazzino al piano terra si connette ad un piano interrato. Attraverso la neutralità degli ambienti si valorizzano marchi dai mood differenti. La profondità del bianco crea sottili paradossi visivi, negando enfatizza: linee di luce a soffitto tagliano il volume e ne esaltano la lunghezza; una scala – che conduce al livello inferiore – scava nella monocromia, magnetica perché quasi invisibile; vetri trasparenti estetizzano il ritrovamento di un antico muro di epoca romana perché impalpabili.

Vista del banco cassa

Divisori satinati grigi, unica deroga cromatica, oscurano le ombre dei dressing. I mobili espositori sono un progetto nel progetto, interamente realizzati in vetro incollato ed elementi in acciaio inox lucidato, entro cui alloggiano cablaggi miniaturizzati per l’illuminazione a led. Tecnologia ed eleganza essenziale.

Sbarco della scala al piano inferiore con resti del muro romano

Mobile espositore in vetro

Camerini in vetro satinato

Vista interno

Parete espositiva accessori

Dettagli scala

Dettaglio mancorrente

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A garden in Chelsea - Stefano Marinaz

February 2, 2015, 2:43 am

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Visitors to this newly built family house in Chelsea are greeted by impressive sentinels of clipped Quercus ilex. As they approach the front door they can’t fail to notice the scent of Sarcococca confusa in winter and that of Pittosporum tobira nanum in summer. This evergreen theme continues behind the house, a space framed by the expansive glass door of the kitchen. Here a vibrant green wall encloses one side of the courtyard and Trachelospermum jasminoides covers the other walls. The contours are softened further by the extension of existing planting beds to merge with the paving, and the scent of jasmine combines with the sound of moving water to evoke images of ancient Arabic gardens. Rills flow down the walls into horizontal channels that eventually intersect, linking the vertical and horizontal planes of the garden, while specially designed bronze-finish strip lights softly illuminate the space at night, creating another visual link between the vertical surfaces of the walls.

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Microhouse - supercake

February 2, 2015, 2:54 am

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L’intervento di ristrutturazione mira a convertire un micro appartamento di 28 mq. in una casa atelier per una curatrice d’arte. Il progetto analizza una serie di necessità specifiche dell’utente cercando di ottimizzare al meglio gli spazi attraverso logiche di flessibilità e interazione. Il risultato è un ambiente efficiente, integrato, e interattivo, contraddistinto da una semplicità formale e una particolare cura per i dettagli. Dal punto di vista planimetrico il layout risulta suddiviso in 3 ambienti principali : soggiorno, cucina e camera studio. Il blocco centrale della cucina, identificato matericamente dall’utilizzo del legno di betulla e dal Pral, è un filtro vero e proprio tra la zona giorno e la zona notte, in grado di gestire la permeabilità tra i vari ambienti attraverso la chiusura e l’apertura di porte scorrevoli a scomparsa. Al suo interno sono concentrate le funzioni di cucina e stoccaggio di vestiti, elettrodomestici, materiali e accessori per la pulizia della casa. E’ possibile, a seconda delle necessità, utilizzare e attivare selettivamente i vari ambienti escludendone altri dalla vista, per integrare attività quali ‘lavorare’, ‘mangiare’, ‘dormire’, ‘esporre’. E’ cosi’, che all’occorrenza, è possibile chiudere totalmente l’ambiente della cucina, farlo interagire con quello dello studio o del soggiorno, o rendere totalmente permeabile la casa per attivarla come ‘Atelier’, in occasione di piccoli eventi espositivi. Semplici cavetti in acciaio tesati alle pareti, consentono infatti di appendere ogni tipo di supporto in maniera temporanea. Sopra il blocco cucina, affacciato sullo studio, vi è un soppalco per il letto, che consente di svincolare la superficie sottostante dove è importante avere la massima flessibilità e disponibilità degli spazi per funzioni legate allo svago e al lavoro.

vista dal soggiorno verso la cucina e il deposito in quota

vista dallo studio verso il soppalco e il blocco cucina

vista dal soggiorno verso la cucina e il deposito in quota

oblò

camera / studio

scaletta metallica mobile

vista dal soggiorno verso la cucina attraverso l’oblò

scaletta metallica mobile, dettaglio dell’incastro della pedata in legno di betulla

armadiature e piano cucina in Pral

vista sulla cucina in legno di Betulla e Pral

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MEDICAL LAB - FORM_A Architetti Associati , Annalisa Casalegno, Daniela Dabene

February 2, 2015, 3:12 am

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Il progetto prevede la realizzazione di un struttura sanitaria finalizzata all’esercizio di poliambulario specialistico, centro di medicina dello sport e recupero e riabilitazione funzionale.

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Mimetizzare_Mostrare - CMO, Marco Olgiati, Paolo Citelli, Mirco Monti

February 2, 2015, 3:29 am

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Il progetto prevede la realizzazione di un nuovo ingresso pedonale/carrabile alla proprietà ed all’abitazione e la nuova pavimentazione dell’area esterna. L’accesso carraio e pedonale, realizzato con una struttura in cemento a sbalzo e lamiere metalliche, richiama compositivamente il ritmo dei pannelli cementizi della cinta che cinge la proprietà e nella quale si inserisce.

Ingresso Pedonale/Carrabile Pedestrian/vehicles Entrance

La nuova pavimentazione, gettata in opera, crea una superficie bianca uniforme intervallata dalle cordolonatura in ciotoli bianchi, dal disegno geometrico delle fughe e dalle aree a giardino.

L’entrata alla casa è pensata come un volume ben visibile addossato all’edificio che crea uno spazio coperto inaspettato, per pranzare all’aperto o fare attività domestiche, diventando al contempo diaframma tra lo spazio intimo della casa e lo spazio aperto del giardino.

Il profilo della scala in aggetto che conduce alla casa, illuminato durante la sera da faretti incassati che ne segnano le alzate, è avvolto da una balaustra in lamiera microforata che gira tutto intono al volume dell’ingresso suggerendo grande apertura e trasparenza verso il contesto urbano che lo circonda.

The work aims to renovate a 1950s private house surrounded by a garden. The project concerns especially outside spaces of building with creation of a new pedestrian/vehicles entrance and a new outside paving. The main entry to estate, realized with concrete structures and metal pannels, searches a reference to the texture of concrete panels fence getting back his horizontal rytm. The new concrete paving makes a white uniform surface playing with garden areas, pubbles edge and geometric paving cavities. The entrance to the house become a visible volume added to the old building creating a covered outside space for eating or making activities, as a diaphragm between inside and outside spaces. The cantilever stairs of this unexpected space is enclosed by microperforated metallic fence opening to the context and showing itself.

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Interior design of apartment on Italian Riviera - NG-STUDIO Interior Design

February 2, 2015, 3:41 am

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This interior is situated in the picturesque residence in Ospedaletti, on the shores of the Ligurian Sea. Residencial building is surrounded by greenery of private garden, and has well-organized entry into the territory and the corresponding main entrance and terrace. Extending the idea of the high quality life, expressed in a representative residence on the Italian Riviera – NG-studio created and implemented the interior of this apartment in an certain manner – through combination of classical architecture and traditions of interior styles of Italian Riviera and Сote d’Azur – with modern notes and tendencies distinctive for the interiors of premium level. Classial lines of cornices and elegant white plaster decoration – combined with bright exotic wood veneer. Soft shades of suede and nubuck are in contrast to the sharp glare glass and warm bronze. Curtains, textiles and carpets made from natural materials – gives the interior softness. Overall scheme of the interior is formed mostly from warm tones – which alloyed to combine materials, to harmonize all interior and to create a solid image of this residence. The Client, as a connoisseur of modern art – set in the interior some samples of modern artwork and sculptures from his collection – which refreshes the interior, add a bright contrasts and completeness. The interior was created in full accordance with the concept, which was agreed by the Client. Therefore, to a design of a built-in furniture and shkaps, was given a special position – as to an integral part of the architecture of the interior. All types of built-in furniture, include shkaps, kitchen, living room furniture, but also doors and sliding walls of glass – were designed and implemented in accordance with the interior project of the studio, specially for this interior. The whole interior was c design and implemented by NG studio interior design.

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Ristorante "LA FASSA" - Moreno Zurlo

February 2, 2015, 3:50 am

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Restyling

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DISCOTECA _ RISTORANTE VICEVERSA - Roberto Di Pizio, Giampaolo Esposto

February 2, 2015, 4:04 am

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il progetto prevede, attraverso opere sia interne che esterne, la ristrutturazione edilizia del fabbricato ad uso discoteca e ristorante. Le lavorazioni in oggetto inducono trasformazioni edilizie tali che si avrà una nuova figurazione sia dello spazio che della distribuzione interna. Tra le opere interne, quella di maggiore rilevanza attiene alla realizzazione del soppalco el ristorante. Lo stesso, inserito al di sotto di una delle due volte a botte, modifica la percezione dell’ intero spazio interno, diventa esso stesso, insieme alle scale, elemento architettonico preminente sull’intera composizione figurativa. Lo spazio interno è diviso, dando origine a micro funzioni, da cilindri trasparenti e|o opachi.

Le intenzioni progettuali, oltre a quelle già rivelate, sono anche quelle di riqualificazione e rifacimento di elementi di finitura interni e l’inserimento di elementi d’arredo fissi. Le opere esterne che invece caratterizzano il progetto riguardano essenzialmente la riqualificazione del fronte est, che rappresenta l’alzato principale.

La ridefinizione figurativa del fronte, nelle intenzioni progettuali, avviene attraverso sia la realizzazione di una pensilina, a segnare l’ingresso al locale, che di un telo verticale per la proiezione di immagini.

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Interni Valgatara - Moreno Zurlo

February 2, 2015, 4:48 am

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INTERNI

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INTERNI 4 NOVEMBRE - Moreno Zurlo

February 2, 2015, 4:58 am

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REstyling

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Ozadi hotel - Pedro Campos Costa

February 2, 2015, 4:59 am

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Rehabilitation is a medical term that refers to the dynamic global process oriented to physical and psychological regeneration of the human being. In architecture is associated with the critical process to find the essential elements which are to remain, those that must be removed and new ones, prostheses, which may be added. Here there isn’t a dreamlike inspiration. The process is little linear and the final design is the result of several moments of the project with several intersections with the client.

José Campos. Published on February 02, 2015.

This intervention follows two options: the archaeological recovery by mimesis with the past and the contemporary statement by comparison with present realities. The goal was to search for a balance between existing and contemporary. The building was designed in the 70s and has features that I was interested in keeping and which influenced the design of the new elements. I perceive the buildings not as static elements but as living structures that interact over us and that are part of the experience both at the program level or its aesthetic expression.

The fundamental aspect of the new structure is the concern for comfort, both on the terrace and lounge space. The wood was a material that emerged from the very first moment, very attached to a search for a relationship with the nearby surroundings, even with the tree that is located on your side. The building seeks to find the land and the surrounding in a balanced and harmonious way while asserting his personality and his character, creating an innovative space proposal. That was the key challenge to affirm the architectural effectiveness in finding a new value for the tourism product. In the 20s and 30s, the industry was thrilled with the architect and with the possibilities that could build together. Today the industry is back to back, uninterested in innovative solutions and more interested in the repetition of standard ones. This situation forces the architects to be constantly faced with catalogs, standard choices and unable to draw solutions. Whenever we can, we try to build bridges with industry, with contractors, with the carpenters, locksmiths or masons, to create solutions together. In this case the roof is a hyperboloid made in wood, a geometry that allows great spans with less material, and where the joints are all at different distances. The shading grids were designed specifically for this building. Concrete allows the console 6 meters towards the pool.

José Campos. Published on February 02, 2015.

We always tried to be very, very careful with the choice of materials. The spatial distribution and comfort of the environment is designed in such a way that the light has great importance, and the materials are essential to this idea of space. Another example of this approach is the Extension of the Lisbon Oceanarium, where the ceramic tile of the facade, which was designed and developed specially for this building, has a fundamental role in the light design and ambiance both in the interior and exterior.

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PASSALACQUA - Moreno Zurlo, AcMe Studio

February 2, 2015, 5:26 am

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EX NOVO

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Villa La Piscopia - stefania fasanotti architetto

February 2, 2015, 9:51 am

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Intervento di nuova costruzione

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Lotto 15 - stefania fasanotti architetto

February 2, 2015, 10:11 am

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Intervento di nuova costruzione

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Sailing School in Sotogrande - Héctor Fernández Elorza, Carlos Garcia Fernandez

February 2, 2015, 10:15 am

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The sailing school for the Sotogrande´s Royal Maritime Club is located in an ideal position, between the marina and the catamarans´ beach.

The project is linked to the stone jetty spanning longitudinally over the promenade in the north side of the beach. The structure seemingly levitates from the ground, standing gently in the sand, as if it were a catamaran. Due to the limited dimensions of the school and its facilities it is necessary the interposing of a larger element to create more visibility for the building. The pergola, constructed in front of the school, unifies all the project elements while also creating a shaded threshold, covering the exterior from direct sun exposure, stretching towards the southern end of the building. Seen from a distance, the school becomes a landmark near the port entrance.

The building presents different properties in its front and rear sides. At the same time, it encompasses two distinct parts beginning with the built volume that organizes the school´s office, classroom, changing rooms and the sails warehouse in its main interior. Facing south, the pergola extends from the building to create an open-air room allowing for views of the landscape underneath the shade.

The building, in a dominant position towards the beach while gently elevated from the sand, delineates a marked nautical character with its lightness and appearance. The club member´s classroom consists of a double-sided space that links visually the beach and the marina. The ocean breeze enters into the interior providing for a fresh and shaded space that extends to the outside.

The school is accessible from different points. The warehouse, the changing rooms and the offices have independent access from the rear and both flanks of the building, meanwhile the access to the club is located at the front in continuity with the platform and the porch.

The school is constructed with galvanized steel and bolted connections as the primary structure. The organization of the structural elements creates a series of rhythms in the façades strengthening its nautical and weightless character. The member´s room opens to the north and south sides by means of operable glass walls, accessible from the beach, allowing spatial continuity and cross ventilation. All the other enclosure elements in the walls, floors and ceiling are made in wood-cement fiber panels that ensure both structural durability and performance against the harsh climates from the sea and inclement weather. In the same way, the pergola in the south is built with a galvanized steel structure and a tensile system that holds up a willow reed cover that echoes its context.

Under the pergola or from the inside of the classroom, the sea and the Rock of Gibraltar become, framed by the architecture, main characters of the space.

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MMMMMS House - Anna & Eugeni Bach

February 2, 2015, 11:28 am

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The MMMMMS house is placed at the outskirts of Camallera, in a recent development area facing the village. Due to the location, the house is openly visible from the village.