Architecture Portfolio 2023 | Ernesto Fava

ERNESTO FAVA ARCHITECT

Senior Architect associate/ BIM specialist Consultant/ Site Manager Goodfor Architetti Via Lavagna 3A, Turin, Italy

Archiloco BIM specialist Consultant

Archiloco SAS Via Paolo Sacchi 40, Turin, Italy

License to practice September 2018 Member of the OAT Torino January 2019

Project Manager assistant

Gandelli Group Srl. Borgaro Torinese, Torino, Italy Period: Oct.2017-Nov.2018

Editor/Translator associate

VG Editore Srl

Viale Monte Ceneri 60, Milan, Italy

Designer/Web Editor

Gandelli Legnami Srl. Borgaro Torinese, Torino, Italy Period: Nov.2016-Sep.2017

Consulant

Gandelli Mozambique Gandelli Group Srl, Via Mappano 26, BorgaroT.se, Italy

Associate

Ossimoro Art Gallery

Via Carlo Ignazio Giulio 6, Turin, Italy

Shinbisum Workshop

Ulleung-gun, South Korea Urbz Studio Seoul Period: August 2017

Autocad 2D Drawing Professional

Internship for master thesis

Urbz Mumbai, Dharavi, Mumbai, India Period: July-September 2016

3D Modeling Consultant

AZ service Srl

Via Gottardo 179, Turin, Italy

Graphic Design Consultant

DEFILIPPI WINERY Srl

Frazione Fossa 8 Oliva Gessi, Pavia, Italy

Master Degree “Architettura costruzione e città” Bachelor Degree “Interfacoltà di Architettura” Period: Oct. 2011 - Dec. 2016 Politecnico di Torino, Turin, Italy

Erasmus program

ENSAG Grenoble, France Period: Sept.-Febr. 2016

University Stage Technical Office Municipality of Torino, Italy address: Via Meucci n.16 Period: March-August 2014

PUBLICATIONS

-E.Fava

“LaBottegainVerticale” Youbuild n°17 (pag 150-155)

VG Editore Srl Viale Monte Ceneri 60, Milan, Italy

-E.Fava

“Io,architetto,NELLOSLUMDIMUMBAI”

Youbuild n°11 (pag 80-85)

VG Editore Srl Viale Monte Ceneri 60, Milan, Italy

-A.Cedro, E.Fava

“Archiloco, 30 anni di progetti”

Editor: Archiloco SAS Via Paolo Sacchi 40, Turin, Italy

- E.Fava

“Alla scoperta dei giovani artisti emergenti: L’intervista ad Ernesto Fava” Notiziarte Online Magazine

Editor: Rebecca Pedrazzi

- E.Fava

“Annuario 2021 Wikiarte”

Annuario 2021 a cura di Francesca Bogliolo Editor: Francesca Bogliolo

- E.Fava

“La bellezza Ritrovata, voci e colori dal confine del mondo” Editor: Titti di Vito; Charley Fazio

PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL

MIXED USE PUBLIC ART-ILLUSTRATION

Attic 22 Milan, Italy

Villa Biasci Tuscany, Italy

Cocco Workshop Turin, Italy

Meeting Hall Oltrepo Pontecurone, Italy Digital Humanity Milan/Turin, Italy

Pertusi XX Pavia, Italy

Villa Modugno Bari, Italy

Dharavi Design Practices Dharavi, Mumbai, India

Maison

Villa F2

Shinbisum Mixed Use Ulleung-do, South Korea

Villa

Mecùfi Masterplan Mecùfi, Mozambico

Breuil Cervinia, Italy

Julia Pavia, Italy

San Giorgio Monferrato, Italy

PROJECT STATUS: In Construction

DESIGN: Ernesto Fava

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: Ernesto Fava

LOCATION: Via Antonio Kramer 22, Milan, Italy

PARCEL SURFACE: 80 sqm March 2021 - April 2022

Attic 22 Milan, Italy

Renovation of a 80 sqm attic located in the Milan City Centre, in Via Antonio Kramer 22, very close to Porta Venezia, characterized by the total redefinition of the inner spaces and the transformation of the roof through the insertion of a gabled dormer window facing the dining/kitchen area and the realization of a terrace along the court side.

PROJECT STATUS: Built

DESIGN: Ernesto Fava + Goodfor Architetti

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: Ernesto Fava

PARTNERS: Goodfor Architetti

LOCATION: Via Porta Pertusi XX, Pavia, Italy

PARCEL SURFACE: 115 sqm

July 2021 - June 2022

Pertusi XX Pavia, Italy

Renovation of a 115 sqm apartment in the old town of Pavia, in Via Porta Pertusi XX, which consists in the enhancement of the view towards an old Abbey and the city Cathedral. The addiction of a new sleeping area, wardrobe and bathroom at the mezzanine floor allows to optimize the use of space by concentrating the Living/Dining on a large 40 sqm surface. The analysis of the historical traces of the existing made possible to retrieve the old arches and to restore their beauty, by defining a new connection between both dining/kitchen and living/foyer areas.

PROJECT STATUS: Built

DESIGN: Ernesto Fava

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: Ernesto Fava

LOCATION: Salice Terme, Pavia, Italy

PROJECT SURFACE: 96 sqm March 2022 - June 2022

Renovation of the whole indoor finishings and interior Design proposal for a Liberty Villa located in the Oltrepo’ Pavese hills, close to Milan. There was an urgent necessity to insulate the vertical circulation volume whose walls heat loss was extremely high. Because of the detail of the exterior facade, we’ve been forced to work on the interior, by using very thin insulating panels (30 mm thickness). The whole attic has been completely renovated. The Design proposal aimed to retrieve the originary organizion of the old rooms, in parallel with the regardul insertion of contemporary furnitures.

Villa Julia Pavia, Italy

BR

WC

BR WC

KT WC LR

PROJECT STATUS: Executive Design | Construction in 2023

DESIGN: Ernesto Fava

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: Ernesto Fava

PARTNERS: Aktivhaus Nexlogic Srl

LOCATION: Via Vicinale Steccaia, Bibbona, Tuscany, Italy

BUILT SURFACE: 250 sqm + 60 sqm Swimming Pool

Semptember 2022 - December 2022

Located in the beautiful context of the Tuscany Hills in Bibbona, Livorno, the Mr. and Mrs. Biasci Villa aims to revitalize the existing character of the cottage in a contemporary view. High-tech envelope solutions, together with an intense use of renewable resources, allow to re-imagine the traditional local architecture in a more sustainable way. The new construction is organized on an elevated floor (1 meter above the terrain height) of 150 square meters, divided into Living/Dining along the South Side, Sleeping Area facing the North, a wide GreenHouse and 3 Loggias. Every space has been conceived in order to be exposed to more sides. The vertical circulation, connecting the ground floor to the basement, marks an horizontal axis which organizes the whole distribution and valorises the East-West connection.

Villa Biasci Tuscany, Italy

PROJECT STATUS: Executive Design | Construction in 2023

DESIGN: Ernesto Fava

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: Ernesto Fava

LOCATION: Breuil, Cervinia, Italy

FLOOR SURFACE: 50sqm May 2022 - October 2022

Breuil is a very popular tourist destination for ski lovers. The client, who bought a 50sqm apartment in a complex in front of the ski facilities, decided to restorate it in order to rent the space at a higher price before the 2023 winter season. We decided to maintain the existing walls in their originary position, in order to reduce the costs. The Design strategy was to reinterpretate the iconic elements of the typical chalet in a contemporary visios. The angles and corners that characterize the entire complex morphology define the disrupting design of the ceiling, in line with the plan organization of the units. The bathroom has been conceived as a massive stone box and recalls the interiors of a thermal room. The bedroom wall has been enriched through the application of a large image of the Matternhorn to strenghten the connection with the landscape.

Maison Breuil Cervinia, Italy

PROJECT STATUS: Preliminary Design

DESIGN: Ernesto Fava, Sergio Carletto Architetto

LOCATION: Modugno, Bari, Italy

PARCEL SURFACE: 330 sqm

April 2019 - In progress

Villa Modugno Bari, Italy

Co-operation with Sergio Carletto Architetto to design a Single-Family Villa in Modugno, Bari, Italy. The project aims to become the meeting point between the modern architectural shape (the glazed facade of the waterfront) and the bizantine element revival (which is visible in the doors finishing and the monumental entrance mosaic). Through an original use of the circular shape, this design wants to underline the main natural elements: the golden mosaic beyond the entrance (fire), the olive tree in the living room (earth and air) and the terrace swimming pool (water).

ARCHITECTURAL PLAN: GROUND FLOOR

FRONT: ENTRANCE VIEW TO THE INNER COURT TO THE LIVING

EXPLODED VIEW

Skylight Staircase to the roof

FUNCTIONS

Court | 44 sqm

Terrace | 100 sqm

Private rooms | 46 sqm

Bathroom | 19 sqm

Living | 100 sqm

Kitchen | 9 sqm

Storage | 12 sqm

Single private rooms 2x12sqm

Master bedroom 22 sqm Pool diameter: 2m

PROJECT STATUS: Built

DESIGN: Arch.Ernesto Fava, Arch.Giuditta Gandelli

EXECUTIVE: Gandelli House

LOCATION: San Giorgio Monferrato, Alessandria, Italy

BUILT SURFACE: 230 sqm March 2018 - June 2020

Villa F2

San Giorgio Monferrato, Italy

Co-operation with Gandelli Group enterprise, Giuditta Gandelli Architect and Modesto Bertotti civil-engineer to design and build a one-family villa in San Giorgio Monferrato, Alessandria, Piemonte, Italy. The project is in line with the most recent regulations concerning sustainable and durable materials, reduction of emissions and energy-management costs. The surface is around 230 sqm, organized on two levels: Living and a huge portico on the ground; bedrooms and terrace on the upper floor. The architecture of the construction is respectful of the morphology of the site, which is located inbetween the beautiful hills of Monferrato territory and part of the Unesco Heritage.

CONSTRUCTION SITE

top left: partition wall dividing the kitchen from the laundry and bathroom

top right: ceiling structural laminated timber beams

bottom right: view to the living, ten days after the concrete screed casting.

PROJECT STATUS: Built

DESIGN: Ernesto Fava

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: Ernesto Fava

LOCATION: Cortile del Maglio, Turin, Italy

PARCEL SURFACE: 132 sqm

March 2019 - June 2019

Cocco Workshop is much more than a workplace. Its owner is an eclectic artist researching innovative and extreme solutions to organize the space. The originary structure, which is part of an old Arsenal built during the XVI Century, is a perfect example of functional re-use of the space. Today, the whole area hosts social markets, offices and workshops. The client necessity was to optimise the interior through the addiction of an entire floor and the extension of the two existing ones. The architectural solution, based on the minimal impact and re-use of industrial materials (steel beams and pillars for the main structure, lightweight gratings for the floor), has been designed with the specific aim to respect the consistent morphology of the existing walls. Thanks to the particularly flexible vision of the client, we’ve been able to invent very “unique” solutions: We put a fireman’s pole facing the entrance in order for him to litterally jump from the second floor to the ground, just in front of the clients.

Cocco Workshop Turin, Italy

ROOFTOP

Living/Office

Office

Workshop

RELATOR: Mauro Berta

CO-RELATORS: Michele Bonino, Valeria Federighi

EXTERNAL RELATORS: Matias Echanove, Raul Srivastava 2015/2016

Dharavi Design Practices Dharavi, Mumbai, India

“Master Thesis: DESIGN PRACTICES IN DHARAVI: Redefinition of the role of the architect in the user generated city” Analysis of the context of a Mumbai slum to define new paradigms of the Architect’s field of action, supported by a critical review of the previous academic work and by the study of the international architectural activity in those neighborhoods which are threatened by socio-economical and political pressure. Co-operation with local contractors and Urbz Mumbai studio, aimed to produce a more efficient “tool-house” model.

URBAN HIGH DENSITY

Dharavi’s morphology is nothing more than the product of a costant and unpredictable reorganization of the built form according to its social and economical networks. There are two main conditions which regulate the apparently disordered structure of its urban tissue: the proximity to the workplace and the need of a shelter. The repetition and reorganization of units happens in relation to the proximity to exploitable and sharable resources. The work dimension affects the settlement growth, and the typology of building is mostly an extension of the productive space. This leads to an apprently irregular growth of micro units which appears from a larger scale as an intense fragmentation of the urban space, characterized by a huge density.

Mumbai

Dharavi

1. Dharavi Main Road

2. 60 Feet Road

3. 90 Feet Road

4. Mahatma Gandhi Road

4

Mumbai

LARGE CONNECTIONS (8 to 14 meters)

Dharavi large connections, the main roads, are normally between 8 and 14 meters large. They host vehicular traffic, pedestrian one and business micro activities on their sides.

SUPER SMALL CONNECTIONS (up to 1 meter)

The most fascinating part of Dharavi consists in its contraddictions. From the intense traffic of the main roads to the silence and quiet of these little, tiny streets in the neighborhoods. It is physically impossible for vehicles to cross these roads.

MEDIUM/LARGE CONNECTIONS

(4 to 8 meters)

Dharavi medium/large connections, from 4 to 8 meters large, host vehicular traffic, pedestrian one and commercial activities on their sides, but they are normally a litle less crowded than the main roads. They are more intensly crossed by mortorbikes than cars. Some little trucks usually cross them to deliver products for shops, markets and some workshops.

SMALL CONNECTIONS (2 to 4 meters)

In the inner parts of the nagars, smaller connections between 2 and 4 meters host no vehicular traffic (but some motorbikes), few little shops and many collective space for people living on its sides. Generally, these small roads cross districts which are mainly residential.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Young inhabitants using an open field to play a cricket match

FLEXIBILITY

Open spaces of little dimensions (no more than 200 square meters) are shared by the people of the neighbourhood in a mix of activities which also includes religious celebrations, and they recall those community daily life aspects which are typical of the village culture. More extended open fields also become the places of cricket matches, festivals and big open markets. There is no waste of space and no voids which wouldn’t be exploited in multiple ways.

The individual activates a small business with an improvised shelter, characterised by low cost materials. If the business becomes productive, the individual decides to live in proximity of this activity, one floor is added, the family can move to the first floor.

The business grows up and the activity can be extended on the ground floor, there is a need of further workforce.

A new floor is added for rent, this floor can be used as a living space for direct monetary income or it may become a workshop to improve the production.

Thanks to the growth of monetary and/or human workforce the activity is able to extend more on the ground floor.

CRICKET FIELD

A KINETIC CITY: FLEXIBLE USES OF THE SAME SPACE

OPEN MARKET

Artisans from a fabric workshop getting a chai after lunch

13th Compund

Dharavi

storage

Mahim Sion Link Road

FOCUS ON: RECYCLING INDUSTRY

Commonly recognized as the recycling district, 13th Compund nagar is one of the most specific neighbourhoods which characterize the urban tissue of Dharavi. It involves more than 5000 workers, in a complex cluster of around 700 units whose main activity is the reuse of different waste materials.

Dharavi Main Road 60 Feet Road

THE TOOLHOUSE: EXAMPLES

storage

storage

storage storage/ plastic crushing

roof storage sorting plastic farsan/ snacks production

NEW DESIGN

Together with local general contractors, we designed a more efficient tool-house. Through an inclusive process we involved artisans from Dharavi to reproduce physical models which have been exhibited in the Urbz Studio, in Koliwada.

The local contractors represent the mediator between dwellers and authorities. Concious of the place where they live, they have experience in construction techniques, and, parallely, they are able to define the right compromises to be able to build in a context of strong lack of regulations, political insecurity and economic pressure.

FACADE PATTERN

TERRACE

The collective space for the tool-house users

LIVING/WORKSHOP

The second floor will be rent and used as a living/workshop unit

LIVING/WORKSHOP

The shop owners need more space to produce and increment their activity

OPENINGS

To intensify the interaction with the public space of the street

COLLECTIVE STORAGE

For the tool-house users only

COLLECTIVE STORAGE

For the tool-house users only

SHOP

The primary income comes from this activity.

It represents the fundament for the toolhouse development.

It is a place of socioeconomic important relations

PUBLIC STORAGE

Protected by personal key

THE STREET

Place of socio-economic relation

Ziyaul Haque Siddiqui is born in Dharavi. He started working for a workshop in Mumbai where he learned how to cut glass sheets, then he increased its own business along the 60 feet Road, between 13th compound and Mahim. He orders materials from city companies and from other regions as Gujarat, and gets sheets of specific cuts and colors, according to what he requires. This picture represent a newTool-House model physycal realization at its final step

PROJECT STATUS: Concept

DESIGN: Ernesto Fava, Urbz Studio Seoul

LOCATION: Sadong-ri, Ulleung-do, South Korea

PARCEL SURFACE: 45.000 sqm September 2017

Shinbisum Mixed Use Ulleung-do, South Korea

The Sadong-ri neighborhood in Ulleung-do Island is the subject of a deep transformation. A big harbor is going to be developed to respond to the touristic demand, and there is an urgent need to redefine infrastructures and facilities. The local identity is strong. It is fundamental to address the transformation of the area by respecting the inhabitants’ needs. By assuming that a future development on this part of the Island will start anyway, our work consisted into the definition of hypothesis of how this development could start in a sustainable way. Since some services are already part of the harbor area entourage, we decided to find a way to empower them next to the rise of new ones, and we thought about how a mixed-use neighborhood could collaborate to make this area more attractive without destroying the beauty of its landscape.

SITE: SADONG-RI, ULLEUNG-DO, SOUTH KOREA

Residential Units

Business + Facilities Circulation Project Area

WATERFRONT: MIXED USE TYPOLOGY FOR THE REDEVELOPMENT

“For example, it is simply unbelievable that we are missing beaches on the coast, the infrastructure of the sadongri waterfront area has to be ingeniously structured, different levels, roads for bikers, roads for pedestrians, facilities and conveniences have to be placed on strategic corners” Mr.Kim Inwhan, Daebak pension, Sadong-ri, Ulleung-do

Upper Street

BUSINESS/FACILITIES:

Located along the upper street, ranging from 50 to 250 sqm.

RESIDENTIAL UNITS:

Accessible by the upper pedestrian road.

Organized in different sizes:

- single apartment (from 25 to 45sqm)

- two family apartment (75 sqm)

- Penthouse (from 120 sqm).

BUSINESS/FACILITIES:

Accessible from the main road. Multistorey units can host a secondary entrance from the upper street.

Main Road

MAIN ROAD:

Up to 14 meters, hosting pedestrian and vehicular traffic, including bike paths and seawalks.

FOCUS: DESIGNATED USES

“We need to find a strategy to develop residential and commerical units at a lower material cost. Everything I have built here is imported from the mainland, which means very high construction prices..It is important to define an ecological iter of production”

Ms.Kim Junghwa

Sangil Hostel, Sadong-ri, Ulleung-do

Public Square

PROJECT STATUS: Development

DESIGN: Arch.Ernesto Fava, Sergio Carletto Architetto

EXECUTIVE: Gandelli Mozambique

LOCATION: Mecùfi, Mozambique

PARCEL SURFACE: 80.000 sqm

March 2018 - In progress

Mecùfi Masterplan Mecùfi, Mozambico

The Mecùfi Masterplan aims to establish a new model of tourism, based on the share of knowledge, techniques, culture. By defining a connection between the tourist resort and the training hub, a new cosmopolitan model emerges. The creative process behind this project refers to the concept of Third Paradise, developed by the famous Italian artist Michelangelo Pistoletto. This idea embodies the collision between the natural and the artificial. It depicts a place where the beauty of the uncontaminated territory and the potential of the human mind come together, connecting themselves in a collective space where locals and foreigners have access to dialogue and share of knowledge. This symbol carries the idea that development in emerging economies has to be supported in a way which is more regardful of the countries’ respective contexts, people, cultures, customs and traditions. The morphology of the design we propose is a material transposition of the idea of collective, sustainable growth. Three circles define the main functions (Resort Facilities/Plaza, Campus, Conference Hall). However, this flexible model is open to multiple uses: more circles/functions can be added to respond to further local needs.

AXONOMETRY

The design of the central pole recalls the concept of “Box Architecture”, whose peculiar characteristics take references from the project for the Red Bull Music Academy Headquarters by Maria Langarita and Victor Navarro in Mataderro, Madrid, Spain, which consists in a diffuse urban structure that has been built inside a 20th century warehouse in a way which makes it easily removable without touching the existing context. Something similar happens inside the Entrance Hall block. Flexible and differentlysized units are “chirurgically” inserted in the residual space of the new structure, by imitating the logic of a Russian Matriosca Doll. These units will accomodate the demand of facilities and sleeping/working rooms for the employees of the Liberia School and Resort.In front of the Hall, just next to the central fountain, a thin canal of water leads to the Beach. This revival of the post-modern Architecture of tranquillity, which recalls the open-air connective space of the Salk Institute of Louis Kahn, aims to emphasize the perception of the landscape which is framed by the promenade toward the Sea.

LEGENDA

2nd phase development staff lodgings tourist facilities circulation

warehouses

Entrance Hall Plaza

water tower water tower circulation circulation tourist facilities

tourist facilities lecture hall inner court

PROCESSING CENTER

SOCCER FIELD

circulation

processing center outdoor cultures

entrance from the public road access from the campus

access from the public parking circulation soccer field access from the conference hall

Compact Resort Unit

Diffuse Resort Unit

RESORT UNIT TYPE

The resort articulates on two “wings” opening from the promenade. By recalling the shape of waves, parallel lines define the circulation among the units. These roads, which have variable sizes, become thinner and larger to define small-scale and diffused collective and semi-public areas, such as little gardens, squares, facilities.The aggregation of apartments of different sizes defines the entire morphology of the touristic area. It is supported by multiple services along secondary axes or in front of the sea (tennis courts, belvedere restaurants, etc.). The types of units which compose the resort are organized around a central living area. Therefore, the size of the apartments is defined by adding units to the pivot surface. This addiction can be compact or diffuse: in the first case, the result is a big apartment where every space is connected to a central living; in the second one, more units are organized around a central courtyard. The outdoor spaces are defined by a timber and clay pergola which can be covered in multiple ways ( cloth sheets, timber panels, etc.)

PROFESSOR: Guy Depollier, Philippe Deletraz

Design Atelier with specific focus on the articulation of the space at the architectural scale (1:100-1:200). Through a specific process which starts from the “micro” and leads to the “macro” system, according to the philosophy of the molecular design, the project investigate the house and the way it can be aggregated to develop a residential complex.

ASSISTANT: Alice Flavigny, Fabrice Gallo, Mathieu Grenier, Philippe Guyard, Dominique Putz, Stephane Sadoux, Gabriela Trotta, Anne Coste, Charles Chifflet, Christian Blachot,Benoit Adeline 2015/2016

Maison Collective Chambery,France

CONCEPT

PROJECT STATUS: Construction

DESIGN: Arch.Ernesto Fava, Arch.Alessio Cedro, Archiloco SAS

EXECUTIVE: SI.ME.TE Srl

LOCATION: Pontecurone, Alessandria, Italy

BUILT SURFACE: 200 sqm

July 2019 - In progress

Meeting Hall Oltrepo Pontecurone, Italy

Restoration of the facades and renovation of part of the former Town Hall in Pontecurone, Alessandria, Italy, intended to be transformed into the new Council Chamber. The closure of an old carriage entrance between via Emilia and the inner court allowed to realize a foyer welcoming the incoming public. The foyer defines a filter between the meeting room and the Council Chamber and is equipped with exhibit walls and vending machines. The refunctionalization of the existing fabric consists in both the interior reorganization through the demolition of the architectural barriers and the restoration of the facades, including the installation of new doors and windows.

BIM ADVANCED MODELING

The renovation of the existing historical architecture represents a hard challenge in the context of the BIM design. Why? Because it implies working by phases, by defining a clear distinction between existing, demolished and new elements. Because the most part of the historical architectures contains shapes that are absolutely out of any standard, so it is fundamental to transform them into parametric elements of the software database. The model connects abacuses, price lists and scheduled times in a direct and dynamic workflow which facilitates the control of the project phases: design, construction and management.

Meeting Hall: up to 16 seats

Court Foyer

Bathrooms Entrance Via Roma

Conference Hall: up to 100 seats

ILLUSTRATION: Arch.Ernesto Fava

CURATORS: Paratissima Art Fair | Laura Pieri, Paolo Lolicata

EXHIBITS: Paratissima Art Design Fair 2019 | Human Touch N.I.C.E. 5th edition | Torino Festival della Tecnologia 2019 | OLTRE VII edizione Bologna 2020 | Human Touch Isolation 2020

LOCATION: La Fabbrica del Vapore, Milan, Italy | Ex Accademia Artiglieria, Turin, Italy | Politecnico di Torino, Turin, Italy | Galleria Wikiarte, Bologna, Italy | Castello di Milazzo - Faro Salina, Italy April 2019 - September 2020

Digital Humanity Milan/Turin, Italy

Social cohesion, collective living, connected life. The city grows and the mistakes of the past come again. A delirious spread of concrete, advertisings, datas, lights, shape these dystopian views of the risks for our future. The city becomes a place where the human interaction disappears, where people get lost in a disordered flow of mirrors, filters and confused informations, where citizens transform themselves into their own shocases. The architectural shape loses its identity and a new faith belongs to ingenious softwares which are able to recollect, manage and elaborate big data flows.

Nova Cairo

Dimensions: 140x70cm

Technique: 3D Modeling and post-production Support: Plexiglass and D-Bond

La Ville Radieuse

Dimensions: 170x70cm

Technique: 3D Modeling and post-production Support: Plexiglass and D-Bond

Nomadi

Dimensions: 150x80cm

Technique: 3D Modeling and post-production Support: Plexiglass and D-Bond

Sanctuarium

Dimensions: 120x70cm

Technique: 3D Modeling and post-production Support: Plexiglass and D-Bond

Thanks for your attention

Arch. Ernesto Fava email: ernestoarchitettura@gmail.com PEC: e.fava@architettitorinopec.it www.ernesto-fava.com