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Project 00

· Contribution: Teamwork (Two members)

· Property: Academic

· Level: Master Thesis

· Date: 2023-5

· Location: Milan, Italy

· Function: Education

· User: Students

· Supervisor: Barazzetta Giulio Massimo

· Supervisor e-mail: giulio.barazzetta@polimi.it

· Description: This is a renovation project aiming to construct classrooms and entrance for old building.

History context of campus

Information on the history of the area shows that the master plan of the Citta Studi started in the 1920s. And after almost 100 years of history, the main function of the district is still university education, with complementary medical and sporting functions and abundant greenery. The present map also shows that this area is well connected by the M2 metro line and also by tram and bus lines.

1910

The single-story building was made of brick as a peak animal clinic connecting two buildings for animals on north. In addition, southern porticos also connected the other two neighbouring buildings.

1943 - 1949

The northern part was extended to the function as obstetrics and kennels and individual from the main central building which was transformed as a two-story one. The form of roof also changed along with the shape of the building.

Current state

Now, the two individual north part and the southern porticoes were demolished and whole building was transformed into a educational building. New addition part is a individual classroom open to the campus while other parts still play as a role of private research center for biology and veterinary medicine

Possible future state

In the proposal for the whole university and Building 22090, advanced and interdisciplinary is expected to realize in the near future. For the building as research center, we intend to extend the north part as lecture hall and computer lab that will be more open to the whole campus.

Final master paln of Citta studi in1919

History map

Buildings and street blocks in 1910

Road map before 1910

Other buildings

Education buildings

Greening

Present map

Buildiings 1920-1965

Medical complex

Transportation

Buildiings 1965-now

Sport complex

Survey on the existed building

Diagnostic Scheme

P: Using samples for investigation in laboratory

St: Investigations by applying strategraphic blocks

Conservation Project

Removal Consolidatiion

R.01: Removal of demolition part

R.02: Removal of vegetation

R.03: Removal of previous painting layer

Cleaning

Pl.01: General dry cleaning of entire surface

Pl.02: Cleaning with absorbent clay

Pl.03: Dry cleaning with wishab sponges

Pl.04: Cleaning with deionized nebulized water in low pressures

Co.01: Micro surface consolidation

Co.02: Filling the detachment and missing part

Co.03: Consolidation and support for demolition part

Repainting

Pr.01: Repainting the white painted area

Conservation on roof part

Pl.05: Special cleaning of roof part

Concept & Circulation

- Demolition the latest classroom on ground level.

- Demolition part of walls and foundation of underground level.

- Put the two main volumes as transition and lecture hall with requested area.

- Connect existed building and lecture hall

- Guide streamline better through gaps - Roof as a slope to distinguish 2 volumes - Keep the same width as the original north facade

- Follow the slope in the lecture hall

- Add the computer lab volume under slope

- Connect the two main classrooms by corridors and traffic core at entrance

- Arrange the service and technical space

- Green roof open to the campus - Provide skylight for PC lab as small courtyard.

Pedestrian entrance

Pedestrian route

Service entrance

Service route

Project entrance

Car route

Elevations

Lecture hall rendering

Entrance hall rendering

Movable acoustic wall

Retractable seating system

Movable glass doors

Sections & Details

Detailed Section 01

1. 150mm vegetation layer (Anti-slip system) 25mm drainage mat 5mm protection and storage mat 8mm protective mat 10mm bitumen membrane 160mm PUR thermal insulation 5mm vapour barrier 150mm composite slab

2. Drainage

3. 30mm plywood 25mm oak boarded 8mm waterproof layer 200mm thermal insulation (wooden supporting inside)

5mm vapour barrier 25mm oak boarded cladding

4. 300*500mm secondary beam

5. 260*260mm secondary beam

6. Acoustic Ceiling

7. Opening for ventilation

8. Top hung window (double glazing)

9. 20mm wooden pavement 10mm Acoustic layer 80mm Concrete layer

10. 150mm composite slab

11. Acoustic Ceiling

12. Double glazing door (Sunshade louvres inside)

13. 20mm pavement 20mm Screed

5mm vapour barrier 150mm Insulation 10mm bitumen membrane 30mm Screed 350mm iglu system 50mm Concrete layer

14. 450mm Retaining Wall

Section A-A

Sections & Details

1. Sheet-aluminium sliding panel

2. Steel fixing for beams

3. Triple glazing roof

4. Drainage

5. 150mm vegetation layer (Anti-slip system) 25mm drainage mat

5mm protection and storage mat

8mm protective mat 10mm bitumen membrane

160mm PUR thermal insulation

5mm vapour barrier

150mm composite slab

6. Wooden bench

7. 260*260mm secondary beam

8. 300*800mm Primary beam

9. Acoustic Ceiling

10. Opening for ventilation

11. 6mm coating 20mm plaster board

150mm Insulation (supporting keel inside)

20mm plaster board

6mm coating

12. Semi-auto movable wall system

13. 20mm pavement 20mm Screed

5mm vapour barrier

150mm Insulation

10mm bitumen membrane

30mm Screed

350mm iglu system

50mm Concrete layer

14. Retractable Seating System

Section B-B

Physical models

Structure

New additional part: Prefabricated connecting elements

+ Secondary beams installed on the site + Reinforced primary beam (with haunch)

Existing building: Masonry structure (brick walls) + Confining concrete beams + Concrete columns (only north part) + Hollow brick slabs + Wooden structure roofing

Connection between beams and retaining wall Connection between secondary beam and primary beam Connection between beams of different sizes

Connection between columns and beams

Displacement in Midas Gen

Beam Stress in Midas Gen

Beam moment-y,z in Midas Gen

Sustainability Service design