Location:  Gallipoli (LE)
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Description: project for a new access ramp to the sea and restoration
of the ancient containing wall
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Client: Comune di Gallipoli
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Activities: architectural design,
3d modeling, rendering, post processing
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Budget: – €
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Surface: -
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Year: December 2011
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Status: completed
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With: COdESIGN and Arch. Loris Rossi
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Featured in: Special Prize “Progettazione per Tutti” -
Premio IQU-Innovazione e Qualità Urbana (VII Edition),
Special prize of the jury for Accessibility,
Architecture Department – University of Ferrara
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Related links:  COdESIGN,  Architetti.com
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Il progetto prevede la conversione del segno forte dell’attuale lungomare, in una percorrenza debole, principalmente ciclabile (e di emergenza), che permetta anche in un futuro la lenta e progressiva cancellazione della fettuccia di asfalto attualmente utilizzata e la sua sostituzione con sistemi di pavimentazione leggeri smontabili e riposizionabili.
I pontili saranno veri e propri “integratori di attività”; oltre a favorire la connessione tra l’accessibilità carrabile dei parcheggi e la fruizione pedonale delle dune, permetteranno anche la dislocazione di attività ludico ricreative “di mare”, complementari alla semplice balneazione, solitamente svolte sulla spiaggia, ed allo stesso tempo l’integrazione di queste ultime con ulteriori attività “di terra”. I pontili non solo ospiterebbero i parcheggi necessari ad assorbire il flusso di veicoli in aree sufficientemente lontane dalla duna, ma si verrebbero a configurare come percorsi attivi, luoghi non solo del passaggio, ma anche dell’incontro, grazie ai punti di ristorazione e per lo spettacolo; dello svago, grazie alle attività sportive e di piccola coltivazione; del commercio, grazie all’installazione di temporanei padiglioni di vendita; dell’apprendimento, grazie ai padiglioni informativi. I pontili disseminati sul territorio, saranno dunque un’aggregazione ibrida di accadimenti, una maglia complessa di museo diffuso del territorio, che al territorio si sovrappone. Ciascuno dei pontili di terra , non è costituito da una edificazione compatta e conclusa, ma al contrario, da una composizione di fasce funzionali distinte, allestimenti leggeri, che possono essere composti ed aggregati in maniera differenti in funzione della vocazione del territorio nel quale essi si vengono a collocare.

Location:  Gallipoli (LE)
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Description: Redevelopment of the Southern Coast in Gallipoli,
from Piazzale Torre san Giovanni to Torre Punta Pizzo
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Client: Comune di Gallipoli
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Activities: urban plan design, 3d modeling, rendering, post processing
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Budget: – €
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Surface: -
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Year: April 2010
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Status: Second Phase_Third prize
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With: COdESIGN and Arch. Loris Rossi
Collaborators: Stylianos Rousakis, Valeria Conte, Maria Luigia Micalella
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Featured in: -
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Related links: europaconcorsi
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The design strategy was guided by the city’s historic footprint.

The main objective of the project was to privilege the view towards the sea, introducing horizontal panoramic telescope like volumes that turn their “eyes” towards the marine horizon.

The project proposes a direct connection between the littoral street and the beach through cross continuous distribution layouts. Through this approach the architectural elements are completely integrated with the surrounding environment: nature penetrates deep inside the slab and guides the visitor in the continuous alternation between voids and dematerialized volumes.

The dematerialization of volumes is made possible by the choice of materials, such as wood and glass, that lighten the impact of the double height structures.
Awards:   -
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Location: Termoli, Campobasso (IT)
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Description: Redevelopment of the sandy beach area,
Redevelopment of the sites, Infrastructures
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Client: Tua s.p.a. – Trasformazione Urbana Adriatica
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Role: design team
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Budget: 5.000.000 €
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Surface: Topic n°1: m2. 15.750,00 – Topic n° 2: m2 29.750,00 –
Topic n° 3: Km 4.50
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Year: June 2007
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With: Loris Rossi, Gabriele Misso, Ivan Tabbo.
Collaborators: Lamberto Nicoletti, Francesca Sergenti,
Stylianos Rousakis, Cristina Lopera.
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Featured in: L’Arca” 12/2010, n° 264, p. 8.
Catalogue “Materiali Progettati – speciale mostra ventisette trentasette –
rassegna internazionale di giovani architetti italiani”, by Nicoletta Mairo,
Tre P ceramiche edizioni, 2010.
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Related links: europaconcorsi; newitalianblood
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Object of the approach to the project was, among others, to identify a way of enjoying the sea, giving back its view and perception, which is currently obstructed, and designing a flexible space, able to conform to Fregene’s future growth. To this respect the project of the new pier combines the need for a new landmark with important issues such as sustainability and environmental impact. The pier is, in fact, equipped with shading devices, ventilation towers and solar panels that produce most of the hot water necessary to run the disco, the restaurant-coffee shop, the gym and the small shopping mall on the pier.

Awards:   Second Prize Winner for the Equipped Warf
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Location:  Fregene (Rome)
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Description: Waterfront development, Equipped Pier
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Client: Municipality of Fiumicino (District of Rome)
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Role: Design team member
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Budget: 6.500.000 €
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Surface: 9.900 sq m
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Year: September 2006
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With:  Loris Rossi, Salvatore Dierna, Office Battisti – Tucci
Consultants: Cristiana Lopes, Massimo Bertollini.
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Featured in: “L’Arca” 01/2007 n° 221; “AR” n°68/06 year XLI;

Catalog – “Lungomare di Fregene”, 2007i
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Related links: europaconcorsi;  bioarch.tv
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