PORTFOLIO Hannah Brueckner 17009026 Studio 3 – AR6001 & AR6002 Inhabiting, Thinking, Making Belmonte Calabro 2020/21 Sandra Denicke-Polcher & Jane McAllister A1 Layout
Concept collage of the Pasta factory and food market. The scheme includes a food market which will be hosted on a piazza within the Marina. Around the piazza there will be stores selling local produce as well as food stalls. As a part of that scheme Harry will design workshop spaces and living pods for tourists to learn about the local food culture.
Pasta Facade Recreating the italian classic of the archade to represent the steps of pasta making within the Pasta tower. Using handmade pasta to understand the steps and representive shapes for each step to create the most accurate front facade.
Dough Production
Pasta Making Step 1–3
Pasta Making Step 4-6
Pasta Making Step 7–9
Pasta Drying
Pasta Packaging
Pasta Sales
and materiality. The classical italian arch which can be found in the colloseum, one of italians most historcal architecture, is reinterpreted into a modern pattern to create courtyards and facades.
The arches represent the steps of pasta making within the tower. Starting from a large round dough shaped arch which becomes gradually smaller as it reaches the ground where it is sold.
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N 1 Relocated community kitchen 2 Civic courtyard / Food courtyard 3 Rural Courtyard 4 Food stalls 5 Workshop spaces (Harry)
1:200 Plan of the food festival in the Belmonte Marina.
Section B at 1:100 North facing section
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Sketch section facing west – a view into the work spaces of the pasta factory
1:100 Elevation Civic Courtyard
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Dividing the space into a rural and civic area allowes multiple uses for the spaces outside the food festival.
Rural Courtyard
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1:250 exploded axonometric
The Rural Courtyard acts as a space for locals and tourists to unwind from day to day life. The trees create shadows for the hot summer days and create a rural and natural environment within the Marina.
The Civic Courtyard is centered around the food court where people can gather mostly to enjoy the local food and interact around the food culture of Belmonte
The Communal Courtyard creates an open area for all possible interactions reaching from small to large gatherings. At the center of the communal courtyard can be used in addition to the food festival. The three courtyards created with this design function as three spaces to meet the rural, civic and communal needs of Belmonte.
Rural Courtyard
Community Courtyard
Civic Courtyard