Gianluca Convertini by convertinigianluca

PORTFOLIO GIANLUCA CONVERTINI

Gianluca Convertini 13|03|1989 ITALY

CONTACT MAIL: convertinigianluca@gmail.com MOBILE: +46 0700 929847

I am a curious person who always tries to improve and grow both from a working and personal point of view. I like to look at the world of architecture at 360 degrees and approach the different design scales. I am firmly convinced that attention to detail is the key to achieving an excellent result.

LINKEDIN: www.linkedin.com/in/gianluca-convertini

My design goal is always to find the most suitable and sustainable solution for every project, combining elegance in detail and new technologies.

ADDRESS: Birkagatan, 17, 41656, Gรถteborg, Sweden

ENJOY!

SKYPE: gianlucac13

index Curriculum Projects I. Healthcare Architecture II. Educational Facilities III. Cultural Buildings & Public Space IV. Housing V. Mixed Use VI Self-Building

Photography Collages

Curriculum EDUCATION 04/03/13 - 21/07/16 - Master’s Degree in Architecture Construction & City - Polytechnic of Turin Thesis: BORGO CAMPIDOGLIO - Piece of sustainable township 4/09/08 - 27/02/13 - Bachelor’s degree in Architecture Sciences - Polytechnic of Turin Thesis: STELLAR VAULTS IN THE TURIN ATRIUM - Geometric study and digital modelling of the Provana di Collegno and the Asinari di San Marzano palaces.

WORK EXPERIENCES 01/06/16 – 31/03/18 Architect & BIM Specialist - BuonomoVeglia Srl - PATdesign studio - Torino (TO) – ITALY 15/09/14 - 12/07/15 - Teaching assistant - Polytechnic of Turin - Multimedia LAB - Turin (TO) – ITALY

WORKSHOPs 07/2016 Workshop - “Terraforma sustainable music festival” - Villa Arconati - Bollate (MI) – ITALY 07/2014 Workshop - “Audio-visual landscapes” - Polytechnic of Turin - Turin (TO) - Bormida (SV) – ITALY (Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eZM3n0hQJA) 05/2013 Workshop - “Pro-rom Project” – Self-Build - Polytechnic of Turin - Cumiana (TO) - ITALY

contests 04/2018 Illustration Competition “TerminiDIdentità” RomaID – Roma (RO) - ITALY 04/2017 “International Architecture Competition - Sacred Architecture” Kaira Looro - Tanaf - SENEGAL 04/2016 “Terraforma sustainable music festival” Competition of ideas for the furniture of the festiva - Villa Arconati - Bollate (MI) – ITALY 05/2013 “Pompei - Salviamo la storia” Competition of ideas for the new Pompei ‘s museum - STaRT - Pompei (Na) - ITALY

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TECHNICAL

LANGUAGES

AutoCad 2D/3D

ITLIAN

Photography

Revit

ENGLISH SPANISH

3D Modelling

SWEDISH

3D Laser

Photoshop Illustrator Indesing

Physical Modelling 3D Printing

Rhinoceros Grasshopper

Good attitude toward teamworks

SketchUp

Very good ability to adapt. Excellent stress resistance

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Driving licence

Office Suite V-Ray

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i. hEALThCARe Architecture

Projects

10-15

NIZWA HOSPITAL EXPANSION Nizwa|Sultanate of Oman

This portfolio contains a collection of some projects developed during my academic career, workshops, competitions and projects realized during collaborations.

10-15

SOHAR HOSPITAL EXPANSION Sohar|Sultanate of Oman

ii. educational facilities P.

10-15

REHABILITATION OF PALAZZO NUOVO Turin|Italy | Via S. Ottavio|University of Turin

30-35

KAIRA LOORO COMPETITION Tanaf | Senegal | Sacred Architecture

22-27

RISING EDGES Turin | Italy | Via O. Morgari |Polytechnic of Turin

iii. cultural buildings & public space P.

v. mixed use

UIT HEADQUARTERS

36-41

Turin |Italy| Campidoglio neighborhood Sustainable suburb

Geneva l Switzerland International competition for the new building

LUXEMBOURG PAVILION

42-45

City of Cusco| PerÃº | Tramway station

iv. housing 52-57

CUSCO - LINEAR CITY

48-51

Dubai | United Arab Emirates International competition, EXPO Dubai 2020

CAMPIDOGLIO 2O2O

16-21

vi. self-building e-CO-housing

60-61

TERRAFORMA Milan | Italy | Villa Arconati Experimental and sustainable music festival

Turin| Italy|Via Pisa|Via Perugia|Residential block

62-63

BioArchitecture Cumiana |Italy| | Pro-rom Project

I. HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE

Area of interest 35.562 m2 Cost 51.315.218 €

Nizwa| Sultanate of Oman

NIZWA HOSPITAL EXPANSION

Architectural project Structural project Electrical systems project Fluids facilities project

BV s.r.l. Fred s.r.l. ME Studio ME Studio

Following a competitive tender process, was engaged for designing the expansion of Nizwa General Hospital. The Design of the Hospital expansion was developed according to the RIBA stages: Feasibility; Preliminary Design; Detailed Design; Tender Documents production; Site Supervision. Recruit qualified personnel to assess the existing services and propose the best possible options. The main point of the new hospital: • Merge the existing and expanded SCBU and AICU; • Erect a new building where allocate the Post Graduate Centre and the expansion of the Administration; • Expand the Laboratory in the area currently occupied by the existing Conference Room; • Expand the CSSD to the area freed by the relocation of the SCBU; • Keep the 20 extra OPD clinics although not necessary anymore. Indeed the Radiology was finally relocated out of the main building without interfering with the existing OPD clinics; • Expand the existing Laundry; • Add extra parking, specifically for Day Care and Dialysis.

FURNITURE LEGEND:

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SOILED, CSSD, LABORATORY, KITCHEN, LAUNDRY AND LIFT REFER TO CAPITAL EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT COVERED BY THE OFFER

OT Light

5c1 Ceiling Mounted Supply Unit

508

509

SCBU Examination Light

510

Examination Light Bed-Head Supply Unit (without Gas Fitting)

5bc

Bed-Head Supply Unit

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h yig p n w ro

Wall Mounted Supply Unit

Technical IT OPDE039 A : 11 m² P : 13.4 m H : 4.38 m

APGG005 A : 21 m² P : 25.6 m

Seminar room

APGG007 A : 72 m² P : 35.4 m H : 3.00 m

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h yig p n w ro

OPDE037 A : 19 m² P : 18.0 m H : 2.70 m

Piping

APGG004 A : 110 m² P : 50.1 m H : 7.80 m

Seminar room

©C ro .4 0 2 B D tA h yig p n w

Pain management clinic

Hall

APGG006 A : 51 m² P : 30.5 m H : 3.00 m

Wall Mounted Supply Unit

Seminar room ©C .4 0 2 B D tA h yig p n w ro

OPDE038 A : 19 m² P : 18.9 m H : 4.38 m

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h yig p n w ro

5c2 Technical EL

Cubicle curtains

APGG008 A : 67 m² P : 35.5 m H : 3.00 m

APGG010 A : 7 m² P : 11.8 m

Seminar

Passenger Lift

Ante Room

LB05a A : 4 m² P : 7.6 m

APGG012 A : 4 m² P : 9.0 m H : 2.40 m

1 - Flusher Disinfector

2 - S/Steel Work Table

3 - Wall Shelves with Wall Bracket 5 - Wall Shelves with Wall Bracket

6 - Slop Hopper

7 - Medical Wash Basin

REMAINING FURNITURE IS EXCLUDED BY THE OFFER

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p n w ro

©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro ©C ng w ro ri y p B D tA h

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

4 - Work Table with single Bowl Sink

2-3

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

OPDE036 A : 20 m² P : 19.3 m H : 2.70 m

roomAPGG011 A : 7 m² P : 10.4 m H : 2.40 m

©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro

5c3

SOILED - REFER TO CAPITAL EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS

WC M APGG009 A : 51 m² P : 35.3 m H : 3.00 m

5bd

General surgery clinic

Bed head buffer

Piping

©g C i y p n w ro B D tA h

Corridor

APGG003 A : 47 m² P : 28.2 m H : 3.00 m

APGG023 A : 167 m² P : 118.5 m H : 3.00 m

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

©g C i y p n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

©g i y p n w ro C B D tA h

General surgery clinic

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p n w ro

©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro

Administration offices

5be

Staircase

Hall (void)

©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro

OPDE035 A : 20 m² P : 19.3 m H : 2.70 m

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

SB05a A : 36 m² P : 28.7 m

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p n w ro

APGG013 A : 65 m² P : 52.6 m © ro B D tA h ig y p C n w

5c4

Ante room WC F APGG026 A : 2 m² P : 5.9 m H : 2.40 m

©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro ©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro © ro .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p C n w

General surgery clinic ©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

OPDE034 A : 19 m² P : 18.1 m H : 2.70 m

APGG027 A : 2 m² P : 5.9 m H : 2.40 m

©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro

APGG014 A : 2 m² P : 5.7 m H : 2.40 m

Wardrobe

Janitor

Ante room WC M

NOTES:

APGG019 A : 15 m² P : 15.6 m H : 2.40 m

APGG025 A : 8 m² P : 11.5 m H : 2.40 m

APGG015 A : 2 m² P : 5.6 m H : 2.40 m

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

K14

5bf ©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h ©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h ©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

K50

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

K51

APGG024 A : 25 m² P : 21.4 m H : 2.40 m

K30

K32 K10

Cafeteria APGG022 A : 101 m² P : 43.5 m H : 3.00 m

©g C n w riro y p B D tA h

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

K33

Dish wash & Store

K26

K48

5c5

K48

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

Conference room

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

Urology clinic

APGG018 A : 149 m² P : 49.9 m H : 7.80 m

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

OPDE032 A : 19 m² P : 18.1 m H : 2.70 m

K31

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

OPDE033 A : 20 m² P : 19.1 m H : 2.70 m

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

©g i y p n w ro C B D tA h

Plastic surgery clinic

APGG002 A : 47 m² P : 28.3 m H : 3.00 m

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro

Administration offices

Technical HVAC © ro B D tA h ig y p C n w © ro .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p C n w

Administration offices © ro B D tA h ig y p C n w

©p n w ro C B D tA h rig y

OPDE031 A : 19 m² P : 18.8 m H : 2.70 m

APGG016 A : 7 m² P : 11.1 m

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p n w ro

Neuro surgery clinic

APGG001 A : 49 m² P : 29.6 m H : 3.00 m

5bg

Technical IT

Technical EL

APGG020 A : 23 m² P : 20.4 m H : 2.10 m

APGG021 A : 25 m² P : 21.0 m H : 3.00 m

APGG017 A : 10 m² P : 13.0 m H : 3.00 m

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p n w ro

©C B D tA h ig y p n w ro

Store

1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS IN METERS UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE. 2. THE DRAWING SHALL NOT BE SCALED ONLY WRITTEN DIMENSION SHOULD BE FOLLOWED. 3. ALL MATERIALS/FINISHES SHALL BE AS FOR SPECIFICATIONS AND APPROVED BY THE CLIENT/CONSULTANTS. 4. ALL LEVELS AND DIMENSIONS SPECIFIED IN THE DRAWINGS SHALL BE VERIFIED AT SITE AND DISCREPANCIES/AMBIGUITIES IF ANY, SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE CONSULTANTS BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK AT SITE. 5. THIS DRAWING SHALL BE READ WITH OTHER DISCIPLINES AND RELEVANT DETAILS/DRAWINGS. 6. ALL SERVICE SHAFTS SHALL BE CLOSED AT TERRACE FLOOR LEVELS AS DIRECTED TO COMPLY WITH FIRE/SAFETY REGULATIONS. 7. FOR EXTERNAL WORKS BUILDING DRAWINGS SHALL BE READ WITH RELEVANT SITE DEVELOPMENT/ INFRASTRUCTURE/ LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS. 8. DOOR, WINDOW, GLAZING, RAILING, METAL WORKS AND GRC WORKS SHALL BE EXCUTED BASED ON APPROVED SHOP DRAWINGS. 9. FOR LOCATIONS AND SIZE OF EQUIPMENT PLINTHS AND CUTOUT REFER TO APPROVED MEP/ BUILDERS DRAWING. 10. THE ALTITUDE 0.00 METERS IS EQUAL TO 468.0 METERS ABOVE SEA LEVEL.

5c6

S02

B02 S03

B01 B10

B05_Ground Floor Plan 1 : 100

ground floor - administration & post graduate center 14

539

B09

B08 B04

B07

B03

B06 B05

S01

Ground floor level

Basement floor level

-370

B01_ Elevation East 528

Second floor level

First floor level

531

5bc

5bd

5be

532

533

534

5bf

5bg

1 : 100

960

480

First floor level

Ground floor level

480

Ground floor level

-370 Basement floor level Basement floor level

-370

2 1

B04_Elevation East 1 : 100

B05_Section J-J 1 : 100

5bb

Second floor level

960

First floor level

480

Basement floor level

530

960

Second floor level

Ground floor level

529

Second floor level

960

First floor level

480

-370

Ground floor level

Basement floor level

-370

B05_East 1 : 100

section & facade- administration & post graduate center 15

535

Area of interest 34.109 m2 Cost 49.323.000 €

Sohar| Sultanate of Oman

SOHAR HOSPITAL EXPANSION

Architectural project Structural project Electrical systems project Fluids facilities project

BV s.r.l. Fred s.r.l. ME Studio ME Studio

For the expansion of the Sohar hospital, the same design principles were adopted with some modifications to the case. To reduce any interference with medical activities during the construction phases, all parties agreed to reduce to a minimum the rehabilitation of the existing buildings. For this reason, it was decided to cancel the conversion of the Health Institute and to widely review the Concept Design concentrating the expansion of two new main buildings. At the same time it was agreed to add some additional components: • the Dialysis Department; • the relocation and expansion of the CSSD; • the expansion of the Kitchen, Staff Cafeteria and Medical Store; • the Visitors’ Cafeteria; • the expansion of the Laundry • Extra parking to suit the expanded services.

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5aa

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Toilet

Shower

Toilet

Shower

PCCU002 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

PCCU003 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

PCCU005 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

PCCU006 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

520

Toilet

Shower

PCCU008 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

PCCU009 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

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522

Toilet

Shower

Toilet

Shower

PCCU011 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

PCCU012 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

PCCU014 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

PCCU015 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

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525

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Ante Room

CATH007 A : 4 m² P : 7.8 m H : 2.40 m

Office

CATH010 A : 25 m² P : 21.4 m H : 2.70 m

CATH011 A : 26 m² P : 21.7 m H : 2.70 m

Office

CATH009 A : 22 m² P : 20.8 m H : 2.70 m

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

Waiting F

©g i y p C n w ro B D tA h

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

CATH006 A : 4 m² P : 7.9 m H : 2.40 m

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

WC F

CATH003 A : 23 m² P : 21.1 m H : 2.70 m

CATH002 A : 11 m² P : 13.4 m H : 4.38 m

CCU004 A : 12 m² P : 14.0 m H : 2.70 m

CCU002 A : 4 m² P : 7.6 m H : 2.40 m

©g i y p C n w ro .4 0 2 B D tA h

Waiting M

Technical EL

Counseling Room Toilet

Ante Room

Doctor-on-call room CCU001 A : 18 m² P : 20.1 m H : 2.70 m

PCCU013 A : 48 m² P : 29.6 m H : 2.70 m

CATH005 A : 4 m² P : 8.4 m H : 2.40 m

B D tA h rig y p

Quadruple Room

PCCU010 A : 48 m² P : 29.6 m H : 2.70 m

Quadruple Room

PCCU007 A : 48 m² P : 29.6 m H : 2.70 m

WC M

Quadruple Room

PCCU004 A : 48 m² P : 29.6 m H : 2.70 m

CATH004 A : 4 m² P : 8.4 m H : 2.40 m

High Dependency Room

PCCU001 A : 48 m² P : 29.6 m H : 2.70 m

CATH001 A : 12 m² P : 13.8 m H : 4.38 m

Quadruple Room

Technical ME

CCU003 A : 11 m² P : 13.2 m H : 4.38 m

5ab

Technical ME

Trolley/stretch. bay CATH008 A : 10 m² P : 13.3 m H : 2.40 m

5ac

Corridor CATH031 A : 110 m² P : 83.3 m H : 2.40 m © ro .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p C n w

Head nurse office

Clean WR

Assisted bath

Janitor

CCU006 A : 11 m² P : 13.6 m H : 2.70 m

CCU007 A : 13 m² P : 14.3 m H : 2.70 m

CCU012 A : 12 m² P : 14.2 m H : 2.70 m

CCU053 A : 11 m² P : 13.4 m H : 2.40 m

CCU014 A : 5 m² P : 10.3 m H : 2.70 m

WC F

CCU015 A : 3 m² P : 6.5 m H : 2.40 m

CCU017 A : 3 m² P : 6.3 m H : 2.40 m

4 © ro .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p C n w

2-3

SB02a A : 19 m² P : 18.4 m

5ae

WC M

Nursing station CCU051 A : 30 m² P : 22.6 m H : 2.40 m

Ante Room

CCU016 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU018 A : 3 m² P : 7.1 m H : 2.40 m

Mobile equipment CCU019 A : 5 m² P : 10.3 m H : 2.40 m

Equipment store

Technical ME

Technical IT

CCU022 A : 12 m² P : 13.6 m H : 2.70 m

CCU024 A : 10 m² P : 12.8 m H : 4.38 m

CATH012 A : 14 m² P : 14.8 m H : 4.38 m

CATH013 A : 9 m² P : 11.9 m H : 2.40 m

CCU011 A : 12 m² P : 13.8 m H : 2.70 m

5af

A : 5 m² P : 9.5 m H : 2.70 m

LB02a A : 8 m² P : 11.4 m

CCU008 A : 5 m² P : 9.6 m H : 2.40 m

CCU010 A : 11 m² P : 13.2 m H : 2.70 m

Pantry/Staff Lounge

Staff chang. M

Staff chang. F

Linen Store

CCU054 A : 11 m² P : 13.6 m H : 2.70 m

CCU013 A : 11 m² P : 13.1 m H : 2.70 m

CCU020 A : 11 m² P : 13.3 m H : 2.70 m

CCU021 A : 11 m² P : 13.2 m H : 2.70 m

Technical EL

CCU023 A : 12 m² P : 13.6 m H : 2.70 m

CCU025 A : 10 m² P : 12.9 m H : 4.38 m

5ah

5ai

Equip. room

Soiled WR

CATH029 A : 19 m² P : 19.8 m H : 2.70 m

CATH015 A : 13 m² P : 18.6 m H : 2.70 m

2-3

CCU052 A : 329 m² P : 196.1 m H : 2.40 m

CCU026 A : 5 m² P : 9.6 m H : 2.40 m

CCU029 A : 6 m² P : 10.4 m H : 2.40 m

Isol. Room

CCU027 A : 16 m² P : 17.3 m H : 2.70 m

CCU030 A : 18 m² P : 18.0 m H : 2.70 m

Ante Room

WC M

CATH016 A : 2 m² P : 6.4 m H : 2.40 m

CATH018 A : 2 m² P : 5.5 m H : 2.40 m

Ante Room

WC F

CATH017 A : 2 m² P : 6.4 m H : 2.40 m

Catheterization lab

Store CATH020 A : 25 m² P : 21.0 m H : 2.70 m

CATH028 A : 65 m² P : 33.7 m H : 2.70 m

Janitor CATH021 A : 7 m² P : 12.1 m H : 2.70 m

CATH019 A : 2 m² P : 5.5 m H : 2.40 m

Technical EL CCU049 A : 11 m² P : 13.3 m H : 4.38 m

Corridor Single Room

Single Room

Stat laboratory

CCU032 A : 16 m² P : 17.2 m H : 2.70 m

CCU034 A : 17 m² P : 17.4 m H : 2.70 m

CCU036 A : 17 m² P : 17.6 m H : 2.70 m

CCU039 A : 17 m² P : 17.5 m H : 2.70 m

CCU040 A : 17 m² P : 17.6 m H : 2.70 m

CCU043 A : 17 m² P : 17.5 m H : 2.70 m

CCU044 A : 17 m² P : 17.6 m H : 2.70 m

CCU047 A : 16 m² P : 17.2 m H : 2.70 m

CCU048 A : 25 m² P : 21.5 m H : 2.70 m

Toilet

CCU028 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU031 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU033 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU035 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU037 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU038 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU041 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU042 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU045 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

CCU046 A : 3 m² P : 7.2 m H : 2.40 m

Technical ME

CCU056 A : 130 m² P : 94.4 m H : 2.40 m

Clean WR Technical ME CATH022 A : 23 m² P : 20.0 m H : 4.38 m

CCU050 A : 11 m² P : 13.2 m H : 4.38 m

CATH023 A : 21 m² P : 19.9 m H : 2.70 m

Reporting CD archive CATH024 A : 36 m² P : 24.4 m H : 2.70 m

Control Room CATH026 A : 18 m² P : 19.6 m H : 2.70 m

5aj

5ak

Bed Lift

Corridor

Airlock

CATH030 A : 24 m² P : 21.1 m H : 2.70 m

CATH014 A : 6 m² P : 10.4 m H : 2.40 m

Store

LB02b A : 8 m² P : 11.4 m

Airlock

Prep. recovery

Disposal Hold

©p B D tA h rig y C n w o

Bed Lift

Bulk Store

Doctor resident

Reception

Linen Store Str. park. bayCCU009

©C .4 0 2 B D tA h ig y p n w ro

Soiled WR

CCU005 A : 11 m² P : 13.3 m H : 2.40 m

Disposal Hold

Staircase

5ag

5ad

first floor - ccu, pccu, cath lab 19

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II. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES

REHABILITATION OF PALAZZO NUOVO Turin |Italy | Via S. Ottavio | University of Turin

Palazzo Nuvo, seat of the University of Turin, is a building of the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;60s that requires architectural adaptations to better meet the needs of its users. The task entrusted to Studio BuonomoVeglia provides for the re-organization through an approach that looks to the future thanks to the flexibility of the new partitions. This allowed us to completely rethink the division of space, creating offices dedicated to professors, meeting rooms and conference rooms. These different functions are linked thanks to the open space that develops on double height and encourages the meeting and interactions between users. The choice of different colors made possible to highlight the various departments, encouraging circulation within the building. technical room

conference room

professor office

open space

third floor 23

view of the open space area 24

section C-C 25

view of the professor office 26

section B-B 27

KAIRA LOORO COMPETITION Tanaf | Senegal | Sacred Architecture

Designing a sacred architecture in the context of an always transforming informal urbanization, as the Tanaf, means on one hand receiving, collecting all of the inputs and needs of a culturally and religiously strong embedded community and on the other side allowing the process of appropriation by inhabitants in which any single wall and stone is considered as sacred. This process modifies and adapts to the way people use it. A space born with a sacred vocation will not be sacred as long as people who experience it will not consider it as sacred. Architectural choices strongly shape and influence this identification process made of appropriation and commentary managing of the space. For this reason, for a sacrality that is made of essential gestures such as individual and collective prayers, for a way of perceiving the presence of divinity in natural elements, for a religion that has its roots in oral transmission of its beliefs, the role of architecture is to transform spirituality into substance. Lights, lightness and materiality become the touchable connection

between the sacred and profane. Four distinct volumes where spirituality research is physically represented by light paths through massive walls into a personal and closed space. All of the entrances are shaded by a lightweight panel in order to allow the view outside and at the same time to create an intimate space to reach spirituality. At last, the central core of our designed space, a place where is possible to pray collectively, and where oral tradition can be seen to new generations. An architecture made of in-place materials, as wood and clay, of simple processes for a workforce which has not been formed from the technological point of view, allows to involve population into the creation of the architectural artifact, promoting the natural process of appropriation of the place. The set up is a versatile and flexible space, a cultural and religious reference point for a community that wants to live its land and spirituality through every daily action, let it be prayer or admiring the creation in all its aspects.

1. THE TREE ON THE GRID

2. CROSSROADS

3. RESERVED SPACES

Common praying space in the center of the grid

Two roads, creating paths and volume print

Four adaptable volumes to pray individually

4. CIRCLED PATTERN

5. ABOVE THE PAVILIONS

6. SORROUNDING THE PAVILIONS

Common pattern of light-permeable faรงades

The same roof for the reserved spaces

A filter surrounds the pavilions and masks the entrances

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LEGEND 1| Interlace leafs + Wood beams 2| Metal sheet + Wood beams

4 3

facade V-V’

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3| Bottles and cans + Soil + Wood beams 4| Tyre + Stones + Soil 5| Tyre + Stones+ Soil

edges

rising

Turin | Italy | Via O. Morgari | Polytechnic of Turin

The distribution of buildings of the project were born to improve the services to the university students of the Polytechnic of Turin. The project proposes to increase the number of classrooms and to build new laboratories; cafĂŠ, a big auditorium for lectures and theatrical shows and a study room opened 24 hours to all the university students. The plot has a pedestrian street, which continues on the axis of Via Pietro Giuria. On this street lean out all the accesses to the university, to the cafeteria and the study room and it culminates with a public square where there are the accesses to the classrooms. The new volumes welcome the new functions, making them well visible and characterized, to be efficient and to offer a good level of comfort to the users. The use of non-traditional materials underlines the accesses to the buildings.

preexistence

reuse

addition

connection

A B

section A-A

section B-B

fourth floor

section C-C

section D-D

III. cultural BUILDINGS & public space

460 m² Technical premises

+ 8 1105 m²

Sports area Cultural area

Horizontal circulation Vertical circulation Toilets and technical premises Administration and ofﬁces Conference rooms Restaurant, cultural, thematic, sport Other Covered terraces Open terraces

+ 7 1405 m²

Cafeteria Restaurant Kitchen

Administration and ofﬁces

headquarters

Uit

Geneva|Switzerland| International competition for the new building

This project stems from the collaboration between BuonomoVeglia and PATdesign to respond to the client’s request to create a new, larger and more suitable venue for new needs. Its shape is given by the desire to visually reconnect the different seats of the United Nations and create a permeability with the context. The building develops on several levels recognizable from the outside thanks to the transparent skin, rhythmic by its structure, which also highlights the vertical connections. Inside there are different office functions, conference rooms, rooms dedicated to corporate meetings, exhibition spaces that tell the story and the work done by this international agency. On the top floor there is a panoramic restaurant also open to visitors. While the inclined façade develops into terraces and houses a winter garden that allows you to enjoy panoramic views of the city and enjoy a green space encouraging socialization between different users. From the technological point of view, solutions have been adopted that make it possible to speed up the construction of the work and to meet the needs related to the protection of the environment.

+6 1670 m² +5 1828 m² +4 2128 m² +3 2333 m² +2 2333 m²

1891 m² Administration and ofﬁces Montbrillant connection

Sloped façade rotated toward the Palace of Nations that allows diffused natural light and generates terraces

Reception hall 1900 m² Thematic area 947 m² Security area, unloading bay, waste sorting area and other 700 m²

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Conference rooms and lobby 4478 m² Workshops, Reprorography, IT rooms, Inﬁrmary, Storage areas and other 1472 m²

Rising shape of the new building that visually connects with the existing buildings

Access to parking

ground floor 43

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view from the park 45

Hot air is exhausted in summer / collected and treated in winter Double faĂ§ade works well in European continental climate

Facade shading is responsive to orientation, PV is integrated on southwest and west facades

Gentle northern natural light enters deep inside the building

+34.20

+30.40

+26.60 +22.80 +19.00 +15.20 +11.40 +7.60 +3.80 +0.00 -3.80

Exposed building mass allows for night time free cooling

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Green rooďŹ ng connects the building with the surrounding gardens and supports rainwater management

Structure

Enveloppe Remplissage avec sable

Big bags en BoPET 95x95x100 cm

Poutres et tirants en acier

Fondation

Luxembourg

plinthe de fondation en acier

Couverture revêtement du sol (plaques d’acier louées)

toiture étanche à joint debout en acier peint blanc couche isolation laine de bois

HE 260 M

pavilion

luxembourg

Dubai|United Arab Emirates | International competition EXPO Dubai 2020

Site Expo Dubai

sable

couche en sable

IPE 750 x 147 BoPET foil

R 45

fond mixte en granules compactés

acier

pieux d’ancrage

This project, realized through a temporary grouping between PATdesign, BuonoVeglia and De Ferrari Architetti, is a pure expression of a circular process where the key word is that of reuse. The building is a rectangular prism that relates the square to the circle. The choice of materials combines two evocative elements of very distant places, the steel of the Luxembourg and the desert sand of Dubai. The perception of the building on the outside is neat and regular. The steel structure allows to create a large covered space that will be delimited thanks to the use of bags containing grains of sand that make up the masonry. All this coupled with technologically sustainable solutions. The entrance into this space takes place thanks to two circular openings that project the visitor into an extraterrestrial environment. Inside the building, the visitor is surprised by a large spherical volume where images are projected that tell the history and the future of the Luxembourg, some of which come directly from the satellites orbiting the earth.

proﬁl à nervures trapézoidales en acier

Systèmes énergétiques de sources renouvelables Production électricité Panneaux photovoltaïques

800 m² 151.200 kWh

Production eau chaude sanitaire Collecteurs solaires thermiques

100 m² 63.000 kWh

Géneration d’eau Générateur d'eau

4 générateurs d'eau 2000 litres/jour

Récupération d’eau par condensation

+100 litres/jour

Demande d’électricité

scénographie éclairage climatisation refroiddissement evaporatif

Demande d’eau chaude

Demande d’eau

63.000 kWh

3100 litres/jour

eau chaude sanitaire absorbeur par refroidissement serpentins

600 litres/jour par refroidissement evaporatif 2500 litres/jour par autres usages

60 kWh/m²

144.000 kWh

100% demande électricité + 5% en surplus

100% demande eau chaude

100%

demande d’eau par refroiddissement evaporatif

60% demande d’eau par autres usages

SMART GRID EXPO Dubai

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IV. HOUSING

e-co-housing

Turin | Italy | Via Pisa | Via Perugia | Residential block

The project has analyzed an area along the course of the river Dora. The project choices have been done through the analysis of the urban fabric and the neighboring activities, observing the heterogeneity of the isolated launchings and the presence of a functional mix. In fact, the project foresee the realization of a co-housing building, with services to the community building, that they have been select through the surveys effected on different public actors.

The idea is to create a building with two sleeves composed by a buried floor that it has the car parks and cellars. Common services and the guesthouse compose the plant floor. On the first and second floor are the residences. Finally, the court develops an important role of opening toward the city.

Fiume Dora

via pisa

A via perugia

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section B-B

section C-C

v. MIXED USE

2o2o

Campidoglio

Turin | Italy | Campidoglio Neighborhood | Sustainable Suburb

HISTORICAL FORMATION OF THE TOWNSHIP In the recent years, the municipality of Turin has embarked on a path towards sustainability that seeks aimed at restoring the urban ecosystem, affected by the industrial past. In 2011, the urban administration of the city joined the SmartCities & Communities, an initiative promoted by the European Commission. The ambition is to become a “smart city”, a city that, through the use of technology, will lead to a reduction in the energy consumption of buildings and promote a clean transport network by fostering the quality of life of residents within the Metropolitan area of Turin. The goal of the Torino Smart city (the Turin’s version of the initiative) was to aim a reduction of carbon dioxide emissions. The urban administration added to the project the TAPE plan (Turin ActionPlan for Energy) which deals with the 40% reduction of CO2 emissions by 2020. The Borgo Vecchio Campidoglio will be the first “Living LabCitizen”, an open urban space for research and experimentation of technologies and services, encouraging the formation of an“Eco-Quarter” applicable in different contexts of the city. The area of interest is enclosed in a ring of roads that reinforces the concept of island within the city. Our analysis will focus on this peculiarity of the neighborhood because it has the right dimension for experimentation. The choice of a block X is detached from the architectural features and allows the creation of a good model following three main themes that will lead to the reduction of the ecological footprint.

-1Graphical analysis of the first settlements of the township in the middle of the 19th century

-2Graphical analysis of development from agricultural to residential area

-3Graphical analysis of the emerging urban fabric

-4Graphical analysis of the consolidated urban fabric

To preserve the historical identity of the village perceived among its streets

Axonometric view that highlights the areas that will be demolished preserving the identity of the village.

3x|MOBILITY Project 3 X A - MICRO_HOUSE

Project 3 X B - GARDEN

Project 3 X C - COWORKING

3Y|EFFICIENCY SYSTEMS Project 3 y A - INSULATION SURFACE

Project 3 Y B - GREENHOUSE

Project 3 Y C - BUILDING SYSTEM

3Z|SOLAR POWER

Project 3 Z A - USUAL SURFACES

Project 3 Z B - BEST PERFORMANCE SURFACES

In the three sections 3X + 3Y + 3Z the major sources of pollution are addressed and resolved differently. Each section addressed the theme with two levels of detail. The first phase analyzes the data collected on the field made known by local authorities and analyzes its critical aspects. Through the study of these data it was possible to evaluate the real consumption to reach the ideal ones. Therefore the first step does not want to formally intervene on the block, but aims to make the systems currently in use. This conservative

approach will guarantee a reduction in emissions that will respect the deadlines set by the European Commission. The second phase brings about a radical change, always respecting the identity of the place. Through the improvements made to the buildings and the unification of the different housing units under one system will point to a near zero building. All this must always be accompanied by a conscious use by users. 67

PHASE_1

-42% CO2

PHASE_2

-96% CO2

- linear city

Cusco

City of Cusco | Perù | Tramway station

The project takes place in Cusco, a Peruvian city in the valley of the river Huatanay. This area is characterized by the abusiveness and by a demographic growth not checked.The project gives a second life to the railway line that nowadays is useless, turning it into a metropolitan service that crosses the whole city and creates a meeting place for the citizens. These stops are a reinterpretation of the “Kancha” Inca, the old Peruvian enclosure where there will be different social functions. The area of project is next to the “barrio de St. Jerónimo” that it is a peripheral zone without any type of services for the people. Inside the project buildings, are new different functions such as ordinary residence, university residence, ambulatory, school, library and shops. Thanks to the analysis of the social flows of the district, the services on the “kancha” create an integration with the new urban fabric and existing one.

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section A-A

prospective view

functional scheme

LEGEND 1| external wall: brick masonry composed of double wall isolated. 2| cement loft: principal and secondary beams are made of reinforced concrete, pots of lightening, layer relieved of cement and flooring. 3| attic of coverage: principal and secondary beams are made of reinforced concrete, pots of lightening, barriers to the vapor, thermal insulating, inclination level 1.5%, bituminous scabbard, protection layer composed of gravel.

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vI. self-building

TERRAFORMA

Milan | Italy | Villa Arconati | Experimental and sustainable music festival

The sustainable approach of the Terraforma festival has always been present in the architecture of the festival, thanks to the use of sustainable and renewable materials to minimize the impact of the works and their reuse in subsequent editions. In this edition of the workshop the request was to redevelop the area dedicated to lunch through the use of wood only. The proposal consisted of a table and a session subsequently made and used during the festival. The table, characterized by an O structure, presents a simplicity in the design and the possibility of exploiting it in all its parts. While the seats are also flexible, they offer different possibilities of use and are characterized by a box placed in the corner where they find space for waste or recharge points.

LONG CHAIR_L items

dimensions

Strip fir

€

|0.2x0.4x3m|

|0.4x0.4x3m|

6 units x 1.70 € = 10.20 € 3 units x 2.80 € =

OSB poplar

TOTAL WOOD

|2.5x1.25 - 10mm|

-1assemble the leg structure using screws and glue

-2screw the slats on the leg structure

-3screw the panels on the slats

-4build the box using screws and panels (this box will contain a garbage bag)

-5make the long-chair by putting together the three parts

-6the long chair_L is done

8.40 €

3 unit x 10.50 € = 31.50 € = 50.10 €

TOTAL TWO LONG CHAIR_L (wood+screws) € = 60.50 €

ENJOY!

table_0 items

dimensions

€

Beam fir

|0.8x0.8x4m |

4 units x 9.73 € = 38.95 €

Strip fir

|0.2x0.3x3m|

3 units x 1.89 € = 5.65 €

OSB poplar

|2.5x1.25 - 10mm| 1 unit = 10.50 €

TOTAL WOOD

= 55.10 € TOTAL

TABLE_O (wood+screws) €

-1assemble the leg structure using glue and angolar plates, screw the slates to the structure

70.00 €

-3make the table by putting together the three parts of the structure

-2screw three slats to the panel

-4the table_O is done ENJOY!

Cumiana | Italy | Pro-rom project

BIOARCHITECTURE

The purpose of the workshop was to search different solution for low cost housing construction in developing countries. The alternative solutions must in common that all of them were easily built using sustainable materials. During the workshop, each group developed one different construction technique starting with a reused container: panels collided with blocks of clay, panels with straw bales, panels of wovenÂ bamboo and a hydroponic greenhouse. Our group chose the straw bale technique to develop the house. The finishing layer was plastered with different colors and textures.

1|Container 2|Pallet (240X120) 3|Straw bales 4|Wood Beam

PHOTOGRAPHY

Photo: Apulia, Italy, 2014 - lens 50mm

Photo: Turin, Italy, 2016 - lens 50 mm

Photo: Turin, Italy, 2016 - lens 200mm

Photo: Marche,Italy, 2016 - lens 50mm

Photo: Krakow, Poland, 2017 - lens 50mm

COLLAGES

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