Tag: minimal design

131 SAN QUIRINO MUNICIPAL LIBRARY

place: San Quirino (PN)
stazione appaltante: Comune di San Quirino
assignment: competition
architects: arch. Ado Furlan, arch. Vittorio Pierini
collaborators: arch. Gianluca Zanette
project cost: €. 230.000,00
services supplied: project, executive project, construction management, safety coordination
project: 2010/2011
construction: 2011/2012
photography: Foto Ciol

The project involves the architectural and plant renovation of a building built in the 1920s to house the city library. The building was already the subject of an intervention in the 1980s; it was radically modified both in function – originally it was the dwelling of the doctor, then it was used as medical clinics – and in the typology, with an extension on the east side and the new positioning of the stairwell. The two floors have been completely freed from the existing internal walls: the ground floor, which has become an open-space, is intended for public acceptance, book storage and reading room; the first floor has been divided into three rooms: two for children and adults, and the third for a multi-purpose room. The program also required the creation of a new multimedia environment; since it did not find its place in the existing building, an expansion was built on the south side, towards the garden.

117 SACELLO RESTORATION

place: San Martino di Campagna, Cortina di Giais
contracting authority: Comune di Aviano (PN)
assignment: competition
architects: arch. Ado Furlan, arch. Vittorio Pierini architetti (coordinator), arch. Giorgio del Fabbro, ing. Gianni Mirolo, arch. Gianluca Zanette
project cost: €. 669.520,00
services supplied: project, executive project, construction management, safety coordination
project: 2009/2010
construction: 2010/2012
photography: Foto Ciol

The works include the restoration and partial reconstruction of a structure, known as the “chapel”, that the existing texts of a historical nature is cataloged as a “temple Lombard” or “early Christian chapel”. The historical and archaeological insights give us the ruins of a traditional house typology due to foothills Veneto-Friuli, equipped with a porch (south side) of circular hearth (north side) and adjoining pigeon (southwest side), part curtain building of which there are surviving buildings to the east and west. The first batch of project involves the reconstruction of part of a building curtain to the north-east, through the restoration of the ruins existing building called “chapel” and the adjoining pigeon: the ground floor, a room open will be used to place for small concerts and/or events of a public nature; the environment of the first floor is outsourced to a local association. The grounds of the existing building in the northeast corner is turned into a small public square, but did not find objective evidence for its reconstruction.