FABRIZIO VIZZI’S 2014
PORTFOLIO
Un’ idea che non sia pericolosa, e’ indegna di chiamarsi idea. Oscar Wilde
CV
CONTENT
EDUCATION Deegree conderred at IIS Carlo Cattaneo, Milano Erasmus in Alicante (SP) Bachelor in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano
2009 Settembre 2012 - Febbraio ‘13 Febbraio 2014
PROGETTAZIONE 1. 2010
P. 5
RESEARCH CENTER
PROGETTAZIONE 3. 2012
P. 9
“WELCOME” AN EMOTIONAL SPACE
TESI TRIENNALE. 2014
P. 12
MONTESSORI KINDERGARTEN
RAPPRESENTAZIONE. 2012
P. 18
SI KA LA
WORK EXPERIENCE Animator and coach at Oratorio San Pio V, Milano Partecipation in the organization of events in Milano, in collaboration with the Comune di Milano and Regione Lombardia
from 2004 to 2010
Graphic for the Ass. Isolachenonce and for the amatorial theatre company Magia d’Oli
Since 2007
Animation for birthday party and creative laboratories for children, at Ass. Isolachenonce, Milano
Since 2008
Stage at the Provincia di Milano‘s office, School buildings Season as waiter at Bake restaurant in Torre dell’ Orso (Le) Partecipation as Helper at Bimbinfiera, Milano Educator for young people for Ass. Luisa Berardi, Milano Stage at architecture studio Annamaria Conte, Milano
June 2008 July/August 2008 October 2010 2011 2013 July 2011 2012 2013 2014 From October 2011 to March 2012
Waiter at happy hour pub Blender - Milano
From February to July 2012
Stage at architecture studio Albori - Milano
From February to June 2013
Daily activity of baby sitting
SInce Septermber 2013
SKILLS Mother Tongue Other Languages Computer skills
ML
Since 2007
Italian English B2 | Spanish A2 High Autocad Suite Adobe High Medium Suite Office Medium Archicad Rhino Medium Skethup High Artlantis Medium iMovie / FinalCut Medium
Dear all, I’m Fabrizio, an italian boy always searching for something. I’m 24 years old and I just graduate in Architecture at the “Politecnico di Milano” , during these years, I have learned to look at the world with different eyes, more carefully, more trained: I began to see things that I had never seen before. I notice how us, the italians, are throwing away one of the most important historical heritages of humanity, but mostly how the interest of money has become more important than human relationship, it’s inconceivable! Studying architecture, however, teaches me to find the beauty. Beauty is everywhere, in the nature, in the objects and in the ideas. Beauty that I’d like to learn, to master, to draw, to create. This is what I think good design would do: create beauty, it may be aesthetic, but mostly functional, and when these two elements merge, something like perfection will born. We create objects that help people, but I think is even more important to create objects that make people think. Give them a hand to understand that we are taking the wrong direction. And this is what I would like to do, change the way of thinking of the italians, and give them something really important to believe in, something that can improve ourselves and those who are closed to us. I can’t understand some people, especially my peers who have the idea to stay in the “comfort zone”, to work behind a desk and do activities without an evident logical sense. Someone one day says: < I don’t wont to pass my life to work for someone else’s dream”, I cling to this sentence with all of my strength, making it a mantra. I have a dream and I want to work for that, I want that my work is going to reflect myself, ideas, my desire to create and help. I’m sure that when the passions becomes our job, it’s a defeat, and I want to commit to making it possible. It’s a bit of time that my conversations are related to one point: Why you do your job if you don’t like it? If it doesn’t satisfy you and reflect yourself? Change it! Escape from your status quo and try the lucky doing what you like to do. The answer however is every time the same: < Fabri, you are right, but what you say is pure utopia, you can’t live with this ideal. What I hope is to let they know that they are wrong, that whit the ideals, the life, we can change seriously. What I need however is a help from your side. I would like to learn as much as possible and surround myself with enthusiastic guys full of ideas and to create something perfect or less. The world is full of examples of people with their ideas who have changed the world, some very popular, others a little more reserved. I can stay here for hours mentioning them, but the concept is that at the begin what they had in mind are pure utopie, but with hard work they realise them, changing the people’s life.
CORDOBA
2009 Progettazione 1 Polimi
GSC Guadalquivir Study Center The goal is to project a study center for the Guadalquivir river, with a polifuncional room and a meeting room. The center will born on the river bank near the street
WHERE
MADRID
Córdoba is a city in Andalusia, southern Spain, and the capital of the province of Córdoba. An Iberian and Roman city in ancient times, during the postclassical period (Middle Ages), it became the capital of an Islamic caliphate. It has been estimated that in the 10th century Córdoba was the most populous city in the world, and under the rule of Caliph Al Hakam II it had also become a centre for education under its Islamic rulers. Al Hakam II opened many libraries on top of the many medical schools and universities which existed at this time. Such universities contributed towards developments in mathematics and astronomy. During these centuries Córdoba had become the intellectual centre of Europe and was also noted for its predominantly Muslim society that was tolerant toward its Christian and Jewish minorities. Today it is a moderately-sized modern city; its population in 2011 was about 330,000.The historic centre was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
MEZQUITA The Mezquita of Cordoba is one of the world’s most impressive buildings making it one of the most remarkable tourist attractions both in Cordoba and Spain. Each year approximately 1.5 million tourists marvel at this impressive landmark featuring several architectural styles and uniting religious elements of Islam and occidental culture. The so called holy cathedral (former mosque of Cordoba) is not only the largest mosque in the entire world, but the largest temple in the world, as well. The building has mammoth dimensions: It stretches across 24,000 square meters and features as many as 856 esthetic columns made of marble, granite, jasper, and other fine materials.
PUENT E ROM ANO
CORDOBA
CORDOBA
GUADALQUIVIR
RIVERSIDE WALK The riverside walk takes visitors through the visual discovery of the ancient city , then coming to the various bridges that become real access point for the city
PROJECT AREA The project area is located on a natural peninsula created by the river Guadalquivir. Position from which you can see the Mezquita , a key part of the city
The Guadalquivir is the fifth longest river in the Iberian peninsula and the second longest river with its entire length in Spain. The Guadalquivir is 657 kilometers long and drains an area of about 58,000 square kilometers. It begins at Cañada de las Fuentes in the Cazorla mountain range, passes through Córdoba and Seville and ends at the fishing village of Bonanza, in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, flowing into the Gulf of Cádiz, in the Atlantic Ocean. The marshy lowlands at the river's end are known as "Las Marismas". It borders Doñana National Park reserve. The Guadalquivir river is the only great navigable river in Spain. Currently it is navigable to Seville, but in Roman times it was navigable to Córdoba
TIMELINE
WHAT
Bar/Restaurant
VIEW Looking out my project area , i see how Mezquita is a central part of the city and a magnificent view. So, why donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t exploit this viewpoint ?
Services Polifunctional Room Conference Room Panoramic Terrace Private spaces Laboratories
HIGH The heights play a vital role in the creation of the building. Here we have an overhang of about 10 meters from the road to the river.
FUNCIONS PUBLIC bar/restaurant Multifuncional room Conference room Services
Since it is a research center of the river , integration with nature is crucial , however this must be a multi-purpose center and a landmark for the city and citizens. I am convinced that the open spaces allow connections between people, and that these inevitably lead to exchanges of views and the birth of ideas, which is why I think that an open space is critical for a place like this .
PRIVATE Laboratories Employeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s room Living Kitchen Services
INTEGRA TION
PROJECT The project for the Guadalquivir Study center involves the construction of a research center of the river . This bisects the city in 2 parts, becoming a focal point for the lives of citizens . The proposal therefore is to create a space where the public can participate in the life of the center, informing and participating in conferences held here. The choice of location is related to wanting to annex a place, inside building , from where you can se a place of great interest : TheMezquita. The citizen then enjoy a fantastic view from the rooftop terrace specially designed .
10 mt
HOW
POLIFUNCIONAL ROOM 100 MQ
BAR 106 MQ
The bar was born from the need to create a place where people are able to stay in company with a view of the river offer from the two windows. There are 6 tables that can accommodate 24 people that will be able to try the meals typical of Spanish cuisine
The study center is intended as a place of culture, for this we wanted to create a place that uphold shows and exhibitions , as well as screenings and workshops . To this are designed movable wall in order to allow the modulation of the spaces according to the needs of the users.
CONFERENCE ROOM 150 MQ PATIO 46 MQ Nature is important , so the idea is to be able to integrate with the building , creating a patio that would collect light and provide a place of relaxation for employees and citizens involved in the activities.
The conference was born from need of the center to create a place to exhibit and hold meetings directly with the citizen , to enliven the conference it was decided to create a large bay window looking the mezquita, a point of significant interest to the city. The glass may, however, be obscured for privacy reasons or to accommodate projections . This is the only space delimited with doors in order to allow more formal conferences
ENTRATA
TERRACE
COM PRI MOUN VAT SPA E S CES PAC ES
The terrace is a key site . Here you can enjoy views of the city and the Mezquita. It is accessed through a glass door and was immediately greeted by the timber and friendly atmosphere we breathe
The aim of the center is to become a hub of city life in cordoba. For this we wanted to create links between the street , the city , the river and the building . COMMOUN Citizens are invited to join and participate in activities in a totally free . For this reason we created an open space, which contains in its interior volumes open and self- dividing the various activities by SPACE 400 MQ creating an environment of freedom and hospitality . Along the path that goes from the entry to the rooftop terrace were designed with two windows overlooking the river and the city that somehow anticipate the magnificent view of the terrace. In the middle space between the patio and the conference room were placed stairs that lead to the private spaces of researchers, of course, can not be reached by guests of the center.
THE FUNCTIONS The project involved the construction of a research center with adjoining multi-purpose room and conference room . The thought immediately was to divide the building into two distinct parts : The Private and the Public . At street level , it was decided to fix the great center for citizens with an integrated bar with the idea of creating a welcoming place of transition between the center and the road. Anyone can sit down and have a coffee and while taking part in the activities offered by the property . It was therefore decided to create a center that would integrate with the city, suitable for everyone and as welcoming as possible , so we tried to limit as much as possible the use of dividing doors , leaving visitors free to move . The lower floors were laid the rooms, the kitchen, relax areas and workshops for researchers from which you access the river via stairs.
Patio Bar Polifunctional Conference room Open space Services
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private N 5
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Rooms Living + kitchen Laboratories Bathroom Other
ALICANTE
November 2012 Projecto 3 Universidad Alicante, Erasmus
WELCOME An emotional space This project was designed to carry the user experience in a emotion , trying a variety of sensations associated to meet or welcome . The installation and the space we have created intend to create an atmosphere where visitors will feel fully involved, and whose mind will travel transported from the space , the lights , the colors ,the textures and the sounds. The element of surprise will play a key role in the installation , with waves of anxiety , anticipation and excitement leading up the sense of warmth relax finally ending in happiness at the end.
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EMOTIONS WARMTH
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BUILDING
The building was built entirely by hand, with the perspective of creating a comfortable easy space to implement . For the entrance we used pallets screwed to each other to create the parallelepiped in the project. These were then covered with cardboard and blacks to darken canvas in the interior to create the desired situation . The structure of the intermediate tent has been realized using plastic hydraulic pipes , and covered with a double layer of black canvas, to maintain the darkness request. The final igloo was perhaps the most challenging construction , as it is made up of the same types of cardboard, bound together with glue and plastic wrappers to create a simple and self-supporting construction. Inside was lined with aluminum foil , which is used to reflect the light created by candles placed inside .
HAPPINESS
COMFORT ANXIETY EXCITEMENT
It was thought then to 3 concrete forms of implementation feasible with the limited resources available and in the short time allowed for the same: -A Parallelepiped for the input -a trapeze for the development -A Igloo for the final part of the installation
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PROJECT INSTALLATION
The
IDEA
The idea is to create an installation that welcomes groups of people, instilling in them a reaction . So starting from this basic concept , it was decided to create three rooms, each one with its own identity , made of different materials and concepts .
An emotional Space It is the project of a temporary installation created by students at the University of Alicante . Starting with a music player to create the wright atmosphere. It which could make the visitors into the world created by us , The mp3 player played a song specially cut and fitted to arouse emotions in the required time to think about us . At the entrance, two animated figures showed the way forward solemnly , he was then invited to enter in the second room , a parallelepiped tent which was gradually lowering and narrowing to create a sense of oppression and anxiety. At the same time a smoke machine create a saturated and inhospitable atmosgera. Than a light ray moved up to indicate the input of the third space . The Igloo . When entered in the last installation environment they can see pillows scattered on the floor , hanging candles , whose light and refracted from the foil, and drinks offered. Here you have the feeling of being in a warm, welcoming and calm where you can relax by talking to the other participants , exchanging emotions and ideas.
MILANO
February 2014 Graduate project Polimi
KINDERGARTEN Montessori Kindergarten INSTANTHOUSE @SCHOOL is a competition organized by Faderlegno Ltd at the MADE Expo exposure in Milan This involves the construction of a kindergarten, or rather a CHILDREN'S HOUSE , designed and developed in accordance with the Montessori Methodâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s teachings.
WHO
theIDEA The idea is to build an architecture that is raised in connection with the physical context of the site, and that is the connecting element between the city and the children , and with a strong integration between architecture and nature, between inside and outside . The proposal, which is divided between individual spaces and public spaces. As if the city came to contaminate the users and these, in turn give to the part of the city and the community in which they live, aspects of their experience . A school open and inclusive , capable of generating inviting and full of vitality, which at the same time protect and welcome the children inside and put them in relation with the outside world , with the district , with the city .
BORN 1870
thePROGRAM
DEGREE IN MEDICINE PARTICIPATE IN VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES DEDICATING TO PSYCHIC PROBLEM CHILDREN
SECTION 300 MQ
COMMOUN SPACES 200 MQ
SOCIAL
WIDE
The experience with other children is essential for the development of the concepts of sociality.
The space will be opened to facilitate the free actions of the children
OPEN TO THE NATURE
OPEN TO THE TEACHING
The open space becomes a play space that is the first path to knowledge
The knowledge of the world around us is made instinctively by those activities that adults call GAME
ROOM BATHROOM AND CHAGEROOM GREEN AREA
LEARNING EXPERIMENTAL REHABILITATION METHODS
OFFICES KITCHEN BATHROOM AND CHAGEROOM
DEGREE IN PHILOSOPHY
WAREHOUSE TEACHING ROOM BATHROOM
FIRST CHILDREN HOUSE OPENED
CHILDREN AND PARENTS
HARMONIOUS
MULTISENSORY
To promote the free expansion of the interests and experiences and a positive pscico-affective dimension necessary to the born of self and others trust.
The open space becomes a play space that is the first path to knowledge.
SLEEP - EAT SPACE MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACE
SCIENTIFIC PEDAGOGY METHOD
SMALL GROUPS SPACE
NEW CHILDREN SCHOOL CONCEPT OPEN TO THE FAMILY AND TO THE CITY
SERVICES 150 MQ
MONTESSORI METHOD The child is a complete “man” being able to develop creative energies and possessor of moral dispositions , which the adult has now compressed within itself , making them inactive "
LIBERTY Fosters the child’s creativity already existing in nature.
MOVEMENT
INDIPENDENCE
The personality is formed with the rise to the unison of physical and mental activities
The child is able to do things alone and begins to make his own decisions independently
The family and citizens are key drivers of the training course
PERMEABLE To facilitate the continuity of the Interiors and Exteriors spaces
PROPORTIONATE
ENVIRONMENT EDUCATION The children's home is structured to do arouse interest and curiosity : a continuous discovery
EDUCATION The important task of the educator is to prepare the environment and present the material made available to children. Where to give to the child what can be interest at the right time
theSPACE
MODULAR The laboratories space are intertwined with those of the game , education , food and exhibitions
The space must be proportionate to their scale and their motor, operational and mentally skills, in order to be mastered. It will be hierarchically ordered because it can recognize an order that gives him security and certainty
WHERE The Gallaratese District is located in north-west of Milan and is one of the largest built from scratch in Milan. Built between the sixties and eighties, through a series of construction projects for the construction of large blocks of popular condominiums . The resident population is nearly 60,000 units. The context is therefore characterized by large tenement buildings, and, given the presence of a high density population, with many services, including Metro M1, the motorization, and the Bonola mall , as well as numerous educational and recreational centers. 6
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oratory
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Ospital
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Terminal patients Center Mall
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Bonola Metropolitan High School Nursery
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Elementary School Community Center
MILANO Green system With more than 15 million square meters of green space s uare meters per citi en in the uropean conte t ilan is part of a good a erage despite the collective is not just a green city. ntil now the green areas of the city is discontinuous not connected to each other and not always con enient accessi ilit in fact it is not a recognizable green path designed due to the lack of strategic planning . The plan of the green developed in anticipation of po howe er wants to remed this lack . The
plan
proposes a a le to connect all the green areas and the inland natural areas outside the city. The strategy for the new green s stem in ilan is structured from the green ra s design which promotes a network of pedestrian and c cle paths green and innervates in the entire urban path.
he eight ra s one per one starting from the center and popping out flowing in a circular ring authentic ring of urban green spaces and site of a future pedestrian path with a total length of approximatel linear ilometers The Green Rays are linear spaces shaded by thousands of trees where ou can wal around hang around run ride a i e enjo ing the green already present and planned on urban land : a garden a tree-lined s uare a neigh orhood par a large urban park. The project involves at the begin 8 Green Rays of an average length between 7 and m linear each radius from the center of the cit come to one of the largest urban parks or the elt of ilan In particular we will focus on the reen a which will connect the center of ilan with the po area The beam will divide in the cleseness of the iera ilano and take two directions that then be joined near Bonola .
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Project Area Via Ugo Betti Duomo 2
Parco di Trenno 6
Parco Sempione 3
Bosco in città 7
City Life
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POTENTIALITY
. high density . paths confused . Tortuous access to the park CRITICALITY
Portello 8
Ippodromo
Our Area is a “Block”: a self-enclosed , bounded on four sides by street making it isolated from the rest of of the city. Special features of the lot , however, is the direct vicinity of the park , you could say it is the last link between the city and the park. Why not turn it into a filter ? Filter between the city, a chaotic , noisy, hectic , and the park . Last quiet and natural space in the city. This filter will be created through a simple gesture that will go to channel the " flow " of a neighborhood in a single direction : TO THE PARK
. Proximity to the park Trenno . Substantial amount of P.I. . proximity to Metro . Near the access to the park
PROPOSAL
Monte stella
CREATE a filter zone of transition from the city to the park, channeling flows otherwise dispersive
DONATE a part of the lot to the city so they can create a relationship of exchange between the communities and the children, encouraging the development of and social ties with others.
WHAT
The exterior space he open space has a fundamental role in ontessori teaching his relationship with nature led him to make discoveries that are important for its growth. er mo ement e er action ring a change that ma e him protagonist. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s for this reason that we are given ample space to the design of the outside whose is in contact with the interior. he wal wa has a great alue in this it allows the succession of spaces opening all the windows in fact the internal paths are lin ed with the e ternal ones creating a single large path or rather the circuit continuous nfinite he interwea ing of these paths is going to create spaces each of which will carry out its task.
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Gangway
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Central square
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Open laboratories
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Games
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Open Room
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Teacherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s garden
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Exchange spaces
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Garden
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The most important space is the central square: the place where e changes ta e place he agora is accessi le from the outside from the central hall from teachers s classroom and from the multi-functional space from which it will ta e light and shade thanks to the tree in the center. The multifunctional space also overlooks a garden dedicated to the open la oratories where ou will perform more or less ordered activities . tarting from the la oratories the concrete ellow wall has a particular role that esides ha ing the tas to di ide spaces performs the function of the seat and of the game. Its profile follows a sinuous course that goes into creating filled and empt spaces used the children in the most di erse wa s in particular that of the integrated slide and swings. The slide was obtained by extruding a wall to form a covered space then usa le as protected place as a fortress or as slide depending on the child's imagination.
We therefore offer the ideas from which they can start to create their own histor and their own fantas worlds ach classroom will enjo their own pri ate garden where ou can continue the activities started in the internal structure. The child as it is already mentioned must experience in order to understand which is wh it is thought to gi e to e er classroom a garden where you can play and learn. eing the cit a great help in the de elopment of socia ilit it was thought to dedicate a specific outside section . n addition to the portion of the lot completel donated we ha e created a filter area of e change where the child can deal with the public. In this area have been placed exhibition panels where children periodically expose theyr works.
Open Room
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Open Laboratories
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Games
WHAT The interior Modularity is a key factor in this kindergarten, the possibility to create space by moving parts become a game. This children's house has been designed to change over time, and can accommodate the needs of younger guests. Starting from the central hall, the real heart of the kindergarten, going from just multifunctional space, and coming to the classrooms, everything is flexible, ready to change. The central hall is born as atrium to allow the free play of children, where the child is free to play with his favorite toys, always left free, in fact, helped by teacher only to finding the most suitable game at the moment. In this place, which could be defined as the square of the structure, there are exchanges of ideas, collaboration and experimentation between children of different sections, because, like the adults, the development of ideas and personal growth takes place with the relationships. With the exchange of ideas. The reports are then the basis of learning, and are the basis of the system of the sections. In the Montessori method, the classrooms are mixed; different ages children collaborate together to achieve solutions to problems. The section is then understood as a small group inside the community and therefore the classrooms are conceived as metamorphic interchangeable spaces depending on the situation. The possible solutions are manifold, and regulated use of walls - curtains which through a system of slide rails forming the spaces, by maintaining the space light and open. The solution of the free space is obtained by completely opening the classrooms, just going to create in the child's home an open floor plan, fully exploitable. The common part is a space of connection between the three classrooms, where you can do activities for most people. Everyone needs their own space, repaired, where to stay alone or with a few close friends, especially children. It was therefore decided to create niches which will be made from connection space between the classrooms.
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MODULAR SYSTEM
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BATHROOM AND CHAGEROOM
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WAREHOUSE (K)
ROOM
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BATHROOM AND CHAGEROOM (K)
GREEN AREA
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BATHROOM
SMALL GROUP SPACE
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OFFICES
SLEEP - LUNCH SPACE
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KITCHEN
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WAREHOUSE
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TEACHING ROOM
CHILDREN AND PARENTS MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACE
NICHES
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ROOMS
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ENTRANCE
OPEN SPACE
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LAUNDRY
The solution of the open space is obtained by completely opening the classrooms , just going to create in the child's home an open floor plan , fully exploitable. The common room is a space of connection between the three classrooms, where you can do work with more people. The niches are obtained finally in the space of connection between the classrooms , itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a metamorphic space too .
The classrooms are large, with large windows that cover an entire facade for the exploitation of natural light, and a continuity between inside and outside. ll opening sliding windows wor continues towards the outside of the classrooms going to create a single environment. Inside the classrooms, the bathrooms are open, with no doors. A clever play of shadows divide the services from the rest of the room, while maintaining the space as unique and wide. In the division and modeling of space, have a fundamental role furnitures. For the design of that, Enzo Mari has been a great help, his children's chair "POP", produced by magis, consists of a particular compressed polystyrene, which gives it a strength and incredible lightness. Inspired by this, we have created the modular furniture that could be used in the most diverse ways to meet the various needs. These furnishings are child sized , as is provided by the method and they can be used as benches, tables, and for the construction of fantasy worlds with the simple stacking.
These can be transported and reassembled throughout the kindergarten, given the lightness , giving the child the opportunity to unleash their creativity by going to shape the space in which they live . The multifunctional space , open on the east side and on the central square , is a completely permeable volume , suitable for the most different applications . Here it can o erloo s the itchen with its stained-glass window that allows the child to " supervise " the work of the coo s and the area of ser ices bathroom , laundry room and Storeroom / Warehouse. Depending of the time and the type of furniture present, the volume assumes different meanings ; As laboratory, in the early hours of the morning As canteen at noon As sleeping area in the afternoon ... The child is so able to scanning the day , looking how small changes in furniture can change the sense of place. The kindergarten is then a single large space , changing, punctuated by his own will and his own actions, this makes him owner more than ever of the spaces and the house that welcomes him .
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MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACE
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BATHROOM AND CHAGEROOM
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CORIGLIANO Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;OTRANTO
Febbraio 2012 Rappresentazione Polimi
DESIGN Ficolamp Design and creation of a table lamp .
Si Ka La
SHREDDING
COMPOSITION
CLADODI
FICO Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;INDIA
HEMMA
The project involved the construction of a lampshade starting from Hemma : a cheap Ikea lamp holders , with the methods and materials wanted , without any limitation Everything starts from Salento , fantastic and fertile land flooded by the sun and fico d india icalinde which when dried , show to the world their interwoven fibers , creating fantastic plots . From there the idea of the si ka la, a lamp that was playing with the plot of this plant , creating spectacular atmosphere .
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
Fabrizio vizzi
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13.05.1990 fabrizio.vizzi@gmail.com +39 3356795296 Milan