The building rises and takes its shape from the ground, reaching a contained height in order to avoid disturbing the view. The building folds itself toward the internal part of the area creating a public square that will house outdoor fares and cultural events, and an area for outdoor concerts and theatrical representations. The main building wraps the allotment in a symbolic hug that attracts the pedestrian fluxes coming from the town center in the attempt of mending the urban structure and avoiding the strong impact of existing buildings. The projects aims at creating a unitary and flexible architectural element capable of satisfying functional and economical requirements at the same time, but most of all, a structure capable of giving a new impulse to the cultural and recreational life of the town.

Awards:   -
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Location:  Fiesso d’Artico (Venice)
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Description: Senior community Centre, Public library, Auditorium,
Area for outdoor activities
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Client: Municipality of Fiesso d’Artico
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Role: consultant for bioclimatic and typological aspects, design team member
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Budget: 900.000 €
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Surface: 12.000 sq m
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Year: January 2007
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With: Loris Rossi, Gabriele Misso, Ascanio Perugini.
Consultants: Ivan Tabbo, Lamberto Nicoletti.
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The Auditorium project illustrated in the charts and in the technical report is based on two peculiar aspects of the Isernia territory and in the ancient urban shape of the city.
It is common knowledge that in the pre-roman phase the original settlement was based on the primary need for a control over the entire territory with a set of megalithic defence stations. As a result the new buildings of the project appear as merged volumes that in the substance recall the megalithic form of the urban protecting wall of the city. The tendency to look back at the past becomes the foundation element of the evolving civilization and it becomes concrete with the enhancement of the visual relationship that is no longer accidental.
The large glazing façade system marks the end of the exhibition path that ends with a glance towards the Palaeolithic museum, symbolizing the beginning of the territory’s history. The glazed façade that leads to the Auditorium entrance represents a filter between the “inside” space and the “outside” space. The central axis along which the project evolves is at the same time a barrier line and a unifying force that connects all the functions and the services that the Auditorium houses.

Awards:   Fourth Prize Winner
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Location:  Isernia (Molise – IT)
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Description: Auditorium, Exhibition, Restaurant, Offices, Info Point,
Laboratories, Shopping Mall, Internet Point
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Client: Municipality of Isernia
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Role: design team member
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Budget: – €
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Surface: 3.000 sq m
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Year: December 2005
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With: Francesco Valente, Luigi Valente, Laura Pedata, Gabriele Misso,
Lamberto Nicoletti, Ivan Tabbo, Ascanio Perugini, Carola Vannini.
Consultants: Ivan Tabbo, Lamberto Nicoletti.
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