Nature and Mixed Types Architecture for Milano Farini
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Mies, on the subdivision in three parts of the fronts, juxtaposed a subdivision in
two parts in the main floor where are the living space that is symmetrical on the
central wall division. This wall contains, in the extended measure of the stair, two
pillars that sustain two beams posed in the longitudinal verse, perpendicularly to that
wall.
Each living space measure 18
width (5.40 m)–36
(10.80 m) referred to two
combined unit. The vertical elements that subdivided into three parts the façade
generate three rooms on the first floor. Although, the three-vertical elements support
the “C” profile edge beam.
Related to the subdivision into three parts of the front rooms on the first floor
taking a suitable size. Those dimensions would not be possible if the subdivisions of
the bedrooms were strictly contained into the width of the living room below.
The overlapping of three duplexes (six floors) with 2.50 m storey height on a
commercial basement had required a check of the general framework and a reshaping
of the structural elements. Distribution is guaranteed by a steel corridor juxtaposed
on the north-west side, while on the south-east side, with the same principle, there
are lodges to protect the great window of the living and the bedrooms against the
sunlight in the summertime. Each part juxtaposed are related to the building structure
and have a structural measure of 1.80 m.
3.1 Students Dwelling. The Container Reuse
Studying the student dwellings problem, instead, the group had followed a resource
way marked by some European and extra-European experiences. Today, the container’s reuse represents a vast interesting way of architectural resource to investigate
as well shown by many realized example in north Europe.
2
In Scalo Farini, the project is designed six buildings of which the width is obligated
and corresponds to the maximum container standard, 40
(12.20 m). The second
dimension is near 60 m. On this building, in the same way of the buildings describes
before, are been juxtaposed the corridor and the loggias. These buildings are posed
perpendicularly to the public elevate promenade that defines the edge of the railway
(Figs. 3 and 4).
2 An interesting example of container’s reuse is Keetwonen, in Amsterdam where, without the aid of
any structural system (only particular elements in relation to the contact point of the containers) there
are several five-storey buildings with distribution corridors and loggias realized with an autonomous
steel structure. The depth corresponds to 12.20 m (40 ), height is 2.89 m (9 ) and the width is 2.43 m
(8 ).
165
Mies, on the subdivision in three parts of the fronts, juxtaposed a subdivision in
two parts in the main floor where are the living space that is symmetrical on the
central wall division. This wall contains, in the extended measure of the stair, two
pillars that sustain two beams posed in the longitudinal verse, perpendicularly to that
wall.
Each living space measure 18
width (5.40 m)–36
(10.80 m) referred to two
combined unit. The vertical elements that subdivided into three parts the façade
generate three rooms on the first floor. Although, the three-vertical elements support
the “C” profile edge beam.
Related to the subdivision into three parts of the front rooms on the first floor
taking a suitable size. Those dimensions would not be possible if the subdivisions of
the bedrooms were strictly contained into the width of the living room below.
The overlapping of three duplexes (six floors) with 2.50 m storey height on a
commercial basement had required a check of the general framework and a reshaping
of the structural elements. Distribution is guaranteed by a steel corridor juxtaposed
on the north-west side, while on the south-east side, with the same principle, there
are lodges to protect the great window of the living and the bedrooms against the
sunlight in the summertime. Each part juxtaposed are related to the building structure
and have a structural measure of 1.80 m.
3.1 Students Dwelling. The Container Reuse
Studying the student dwellings problem, instead, the group had followed a resource
way marked by some European and extra-European experiences. Today, the container’s reuse represents a vast interesting way of architectural resource to investigate
as well shown by many realized example in north Europe.
2
In Scalo Farini, the project is designed six buildings of which the width is obligated
and corresponds to the maximum container standard, 40
(12.20 m). The second
dimension is near 60 m. On this building, in the same way of the buildings describes
before, are been juxtaposed the corridor and the loggias. These buildings are posed
perpendicularly to the public elevate promenade that defines the edge of the railway
(Figs. 3 and 4).
2 An interesting example of container’s reuse is Keetwonen, in Amsterdam where, without the aid of
any structural system (only particular elements in relation to the contact point of the containers) there
are several five-storey buildings with distribution corridors and loggias realized with an autonomous
steel structure. The depth corresponds to 12.20 m (40 ), height is 2.89 m (9 ) and the width is 2.43 m
(8 ).