Studio 3: Ski Resort in Piancavallo

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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF TURIN

Architectural Construction Studio Ski Resort in Piancavallo



Urban and Architectural Design: Prof. Stefano Pujatti | stefano.pujatti@polito.it Architectural Technology: Prof. Roberto Giordano | roberto.giordano@polito.it Level: Second Year, Second Semester Date: July 2013 Colleagues: Michal Zilberberg Mert Nihat Ogut

A sweet getaway at the mountains

Academic: Architectural Construction Studio

Ski Resort in Piancavallo

An adventurous getaway. A place where people come for an amazing experience. Located at the top of the hills along the ski path with an extraordinary view of Piancavallo up to the Adriatic Sea itself. It has everything you need in just one place, isolated from the town. As we visited the place we noticed a main problem that we wanted to focus on in our design. In between the existing buildings there were piles of snow causing serious problems to the area and the building itself. It was not letting people walk through, the snow was blocking doors for the workers and it was making it dangerous for the clients to walk down the stairs towards the restrooms. In order to solve this problem we came up with the idea of creating a common roof between the buildings. Designing the roof according to the direction where it would be suitable for the snow to fall. Our proposal is made up of a variety of small cabins lifted from the grounds with stilts along the edge of the hill, respecting its nature. Each group of cabins share a common roof where its close and lean towards the North side for protection from the high winds of the Bora. This common roof creates a common space between each cabin. Unlike the cabins, the Restaurant is made of rooms that serve for different functions creating a common space between them. The Restaurant is designed according to open and close spaces where it has a terrace, restaurant, and a spa center for the people in the cabins. While the cabins are designed according to a Spectrum of Privacy, as the cabins get further and further away from the Restaurant the more private it gets. This way the client can choose how they would like to spend their days here. Both the cabins and restaurant are made of light gauge steel walls. This provides good insulation properties with a small wall thickness and fast construction due to the time constraint.


Existing Buildings

Location

Mountains to the North east

Ski-lift Machine, Control Room and Baita Arneri Restaurant

Place Analysis South facing slope lets us avoid most of the Bora wind coming from the North and gains most of the sun. With an amazing panoramic view to the South and East direction showing Aviano up to the Adriatic Sea. Consist of a walkable path into the slope, a potential area for cozy cabins in the mountain.

Hills to the South and West

Location for new cabins which has enough distance from noise pollution coming from the restaurant and ski machines but at the same time close as possible

Problems

Blue Area

Back Door

Stairs to the Toilet

Slope made of rock

Piles of snow inbetween buildings

Walking only

Existing Pathway


Rock Analysis Concept

Basic form

Design Process

Basic form

Basic form

Using force the stone broke into three pieces of different sizes

Deforming, each “pebble” have a different funtion

Deforming

Placing three different size of stones forming a shelter and a common space in between

Reorganizing the accessibility to the restaurant and creating a common area

Creating new shape and a common area

Our main problem was the snow. We placed the rock in the snow which it absorbed it

Wrapping the new shape with a common roof for protection, including the existing building

Tilt the roof to avoid the snow and to “push” it down the slope

Wrapping the new shape with a common roof for protection

To protect the stones from the snow we wrapped it with aluminum paper

Enlarging the “pebbles” according the shape of the roof, having a second floor as a balcony

Tilt the roof to avoid piles of snow

Privacy Variety

Private balconies

Two Private balconies and one common balcony

One common balcony for two cabins

One common balcony for two cabins and a private balcony

One common balcony for three cabins

Two common balconies for two different pairs of cabins

Minimizing excavation of nature, building on stilts

One common area for four cabins


Spectrum Concept Models

Masterplan


Early Sketches

Cabins with curved roof

Cabins with pitched roof

Cabins located on the slope Side View

Top View

Front View

Each having a clear view Different roof directions

Walkable path leading to the Restaurant

Enough distance away from the Restaurant


Restaurant Elevations

+10.50

+3.40 0.00 -3.30

North Facade

East Facade

+10.50

+3.40 0.00 -3.30

South Facade

West Facade


Cross Sections

+9.03

+3.40 0.00 -3.30

South Cross Section

+7.65

+3.40 0.00 -3.30

East Cross Section


Restaurant and Spa Plans

A

A

5

8 6

B

3.30m

B’

B

1

7

2

Terrace floor

48

0.00m

Ground Floor A’

3 B’

4

A’


Final Models Terrace floor 1. Terrace- 106.0 sqm 2. Staircase- 15.5 sqm Ground Floor

A

3. Restaurant- 122.0 sqm 4. Common area/ Bar- 122.0 sqm 5. Kitchen- 46.0 sqm 6. Bathrooms- 33.5 sqm 7. Staircase- 15.5 sqm 8. Control room

11 9

10 12 -3.30m

Basement

13

B

B’ 20

14

21 15

16

19 18

Basement

17

A’

9. Storage- 57.0 sqm 10. Bathroom- 28.5 sqm 11. Bedroom- 22.0 sqm 12. Bedroom- 20.0 sqm 13. Bedroom- 17.0 sqm 14. Hot- Tub- 21.0 sqm 15. Common Area 16. Massage Room- 16.5 sqm 17. Sauna- 9.5 sqm 18. Shower- 11.0 sqm 19. Changing Room- 30.0 sqm 20. Changing Room- 28.0 sqm 21. Storage- 9.0 sqm

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Cabin Elevations

+ 9.20

+ 6.00

+ 3.00

0.00

Cross Section

South-East Facade

+ 9.20

+ 6.00

+ 3.00

0.00

North-West Facade

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South-West Elevation

North-East Cross Section


Cabin Plans

Final Models

A

6 6.00m

5

First Floor

B

B’

5. Bathroom- 6.0 sqm 6. Bedroom- 17.0 sqm

A’

A

Ground Floor

1

1. Bathroom- 6.0 sqm 2. Bedroom- 15.0 sqm

3 3.00m

2

B

3. Bathroom- 6.0 sqm 4. Bedroom- 10.0 sqm

4

B’ A’

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Technology Insulation as an Inner Envelope Since the rooms are going to be in use for short periods throughout the year, the structure does not need to get warm, in order to catch this situation the insulation layers will be placed as an unbroken inner envelope which will provide to the building a less energy consumption. Why Light Gauge Wall System?

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Piancavallo is mostly covered by snow throughout the year. Therefore the time of construction in Piancavallo is limited, which will take place during the summer time. Building in steel will be the fastest way to construct which most of the pieces will be prefabricated and have them ready once they are transported into the site. Fast construction opportunity with a very good insulation property, without massive structure could be considered as a good design idea.


Section Details

A Section

1

A

2 3

5

4

6 7 8

9

10

B

12

13

Ext

17. Gutter 12cm 18. Mortar

Int

19. L-shape PET String 20. Finishing 0.6cm 21. Filling Mortar 1cm 22. Soundproof Mat 0.6cm Vapor Barrier 0.6cm 23. Insulation 6cm (Foamed Glass Board) 24. Concrete 6cm 25. Metal Deck 4.8cm 26. H Profile Steel Beam 20x22cm 27. Steel Purlin 4x6cm 28. Insulation 5cm 29. Ceiling Finishing 0.6cm

14

15 1

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

16

C Foundation

3

1. Steel Stud Stilts 20x22cm 2. Steel Stiffener 54cm 3. Non-shrinking Grout 2cm 4. Concrete Foundation 76cm 5. Bitumen 0.4cm 6. Drainage Mat 0.7cm 7. Mortar Slope 8. Drainage Pipe 24cm 9. Gravel 10. Unreinforced Concrete Mud Slab 20cm

17 18

24

1. Wood Panels 3cm 3 1

4

6

7

2. Waterproof Membrane 0.6cm 3. Mortar Slope 4. Concrete 6cm 5. Metal Deck 4.8cm 6. Steel L-Shape Ending 7. H Profile Steel Beam 20x22cm 8. Insulation 5cm 9. Gypsum Board 2cm

2 5

8 9

12

11

10

10. Wood Panels 3cm 11. Air Gap 0.4cm 12. Light Gauge Steel Stud 20cm 13. Vapor Barrier 0.4cm 14. Insulation 6cm 15. Gypsum Board 2cm 16. Plaster 0.6cm

11

2

1. Metal Sheet 2cm 2. Waterproof Membrane 0.6cm (bitumen polymer) 3. Concrete 4cm 4. Metal Deck 4.8cm 5. H Profile Steel Beam 20x22cm 6. Steel Purlins 4x6cm 7. Unbreathable Felt 0.6cm 8. Insulation 5cm 9. Finishing

B Section

19

20 21 22

Ext

Int

10. Steel Lintel 2.7cm 11. PVC Frame 12. Spacer 1.4cm 13. Triple Glazing 4.3cm: Ext. Pane: Clear Float Second Pane: Low E Argon Gas Internal Pane: Low E 14. Steel Sill 2.4cm 15. Flashing

13

14

23

25 26

27

15

28 29

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