San Felice sul Panaro Social Health Center

Social Health Center “Nuovo Picchio”

The project is located in a rural landscape, surrounded by the most diverse cultivations, and it was from the observation of this territory that the design concept was identified in the archetype of the barn.

The barn or barchessa, represent the archetype of the house, this involves an immediate association with the house and the house, important features to communicate reassurance to the children who will live there.

The project consists of 4 aggregated bodies, interpenetrated one to the other, creating a unitary internal space but externally perceived with a clear distinction between the volumes; the articulation of the volume is further accentuated by slight differences in height between the volumes and inclination of the pitches.

Jealousy is reinterpreted by developing a “pattern” with a growing gradient, where the intensity of the openings increases from the bottom to the top, with the function of gradually shielding the light.

If, for the form, the territory was observed in the choice of the external covering, an element of innovation was sought, however, remaining bound and attentive to the products offered by the territory.

The covering is a continuous skin, which wraps both the vertical walls and the covering, hiding the gutters and the downspouts, maintaining a clean and well recognizable shape.

CONCEPT AND PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Mario Cucinella Architects: Mario Cucinella, Marco Dell’Agli with Mirco Bianchini
Project team: Mirco Bianchini, Francesco Galli, Valentino Gareri, Federico La Piccirella, Clelia Zappalà
Visual: Paris render studio
Photo credit: MCArchive
Mechanical design: Ing.Riccardo Giannoni
Electrical planning: P.S.
Structural design: Engineering Departments
Calculation: Geom. Roberto Guidi
Fire prevention consultancy: Geom. Roberto Guidi
Acoustic advice: Ing. Gabriele Raffellini
Landscaping design: GREENCURE landscape & healing garden

PROJECT EXECUTION

Architectural project: Arch. Mauro Frate
Mechanical design: Ing. Roberto Carboni
Electrical planning: Ing. Diego Caldarini
Structural design: Ing. Sabrina Aldrovandi

CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES

Parent company: Baschieri srl
Mandator: Alcide Stabellini srl

The barn or barchessa, represent the archetype of the house, this involves an immediate association with the house and the house, important features to communicate reassurance to the children who will live there.

The project consists of 4 aggregated bodies, interpenetrated one to the other, creating a unitary internal space but externally perceived with a clear distinction between the volumes; the articulation of the volume is further accentuated by slight differences in height between the volumes and inclination of the pitches.

Jealousy is reinterpreted by developing a “pattern” with a growing gradient, where the intensity of the openings increases from the bottom to the top, with the function of gradually shielding the light.

If, for the form, the territory was observed in the choice of the external covering, an element of innovation was sought, however, remaining bound and attentive to the products offered by the territory.

The covering is a continuous skin, which wraps both the vertical walls and the covering, hiding the gutters and the downspouts, maintaining a clean and well recognizable shape.

CONCEPT AND PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Mario Cucinella Architects: Mario Cucinella, Marco Dell’Agli with Mirco Bianchini
Project team: Mirco Bianchini, Francesco Galli, Valentino Gareri, Federico La Piccirella, Clelia Zappalà
Visual: Paris render studio
Photo credit: MCArchive
Mechanical design: Ing.Riccardo Giannoni
Electrical planning: P.S.
Structural design: Engineering Departments
Calculation: Geom. Roberto Guidi
Fire prevention consultancy: Geom. Roberto Guidi
Acoustic advice: Ing. Gabriele Raffellini
Landscaping design: GREENCURE landscape & healing garden

PROJECT EXECUTION

Architectural project: Arch. Mauro Frate
Mechanical design: Ing. Roberto Carboni
Electrical planning: Ing. Diego Caldarini
Structural design: Ing. Sabrina Aldrovandi

CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES

Parent company: Baschieri srl
Mandator: Alcide Stabellini srl

The barn or barchessa, represent the archetype of the house, this involves an immediate association with the house and the house, important features to communicate reassurance to the children who will live there.

The project consists of 4 aggregated bodies, interpenetrated one to the other, creating a unitary internal space but externally perceived with a clear distinction between the volumes; the articulation of the volume is further accentuated by slight differences in height between the volumes and inclination of the pitches.

Jealousy is reinterpreted by developing a “pattern” with a growing gradient, where the intensity of the openings increases from the bottom to the top, with the function of gradually shielding the light.

If, for the form, the territory was observed in the choice of the external covering, an element of innovation was sought, however, remaining bound and attentive to the products offered by the territory.

The covering is a continuous skin, which wraps both the vertical walls and the covering, hiding the gutters and the downspouts, maintaining a clean and well recognizable shape.

CONCEPT AND PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Mario Cucinella Architects: Mario Cucinella, Marco Dell’Agli with Mirco Bianchini
Project team: Mirco Bianchini, Francesco Galli, Valentino Gareri, Federico La Piccirella, Clelia Zappalà
Visual: Paris render studio
Photo credit: MCArchive
Mechanical design: Ing.Riccardo Giannoni
Electrical planning: P.S.
Structural design: Engineering Departments
Calculation: Geom. Roberto Guidi
Fire prevention consultancy: Geom. Roberto Guidi
Acoustic advice: Ing. Gabriele Raffellini
Landscaping design: GREENCURE landscape & healing garden

PROJECT EXECUTION

Architectural project: Arch. Mauro Frate
Mechanical design: Ing. Roberto Carboni
Electrical planning: Ing. Diego Caldarini
Structural design: Ing. Sabrina Aldrovandi

CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES

Parent company: Baschieri srl
Mandator: Alcide Stabellini srl

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Il fienile o barchessa, rappresentano l’archetipo dell’abitazione, questo comporta un’immediata associazione alla casa e all’abitazione, caratteristiche importanti per comunicare rassicurazione ai ragazzi che l’abiteranno.

​Il progetto si compone di 4 corpi aggregati, compenetrati l’uno all’altro, creando internamente uno spazio unitario ma esternamente percepito con una netta distinzione tra i volumi; l’articolazione della volumetria viene ulteriormente accentuata da leggere differenze di altezza tra i volumi e di inclinazione delle falde.

Gli schermi di legno creano uno schema a gradiente ascendente, in cui la dimensione delle aperture aumenta dal basso verso l’alto con la funzione di schermare, in modo graduale, la luce.

Se per la forma si è osservato il territorio nella scelta del rivestimento esterno si è invece cercato un elemento di innovazione, rimanendo comunque legati e attenti ai prodotti offerti dal territorio.

Il rivestimento è una pelle continua, che avvolge sia le pareti verticali che la copertura, nascondendo i canali di gronda e i pluviali, mantenendo una forma pulita e ben riconoscibile.

CONCEPT E PROGETTO DEFINITIVO

Mario Cucinella Architects: Mario Cucinella, Marco Dell’Agli con Mirco Bianchini
Team di progetto: Valentino Gareri, Federico La Piccirella, Arianna Balboni, Francesco Galli, Mirco Bianchini, Clelia Zappalà
Visual: Paris render studio
Photo credit: MCArchive
Progettazione meccanica: Ing.Riccardo Giannoni
Progettazione elettrica: Studio tecnico P.S.
Progettazione strutturale: Sarti Ingegneria
Computo: Geom. Roberto Guidi
Consulenza antincendio: Geom. Roberto Guidi
Consulenza acustica: Ing. Gabriele Raffellini
Progettazione Paesaggistica: GREENCURE landscape & healing garden

PROGETTO ESECUTIVO

Progetto architettonico: Arch. Mauro Frate
Progettazione meccanica: Ing. Roberto Carboni
Progettazione elettrica: Ing. Diego Caldarini
Progettazione strutture: Ing. Sabrina Aldrovandi

IMPRESE REALIZZATRICI
Capogruppo: Baschieri srl
Mandante: Alcide Stabellini srl

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Location
Year
2019
Type
Civic, Cultural
Category
Architecture
Area
Status
Completed

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