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REINVENTING TORRE SPACCATA
Atelier D
The Architectural Sustainable Design
GRENOBLE, FLAUBERT DISTRICT
Atelier Urban Design E
THE SOCIAL SERVICE BUILDING
Atelier Compatibility and sustainability of architectural restoration D
OFFICE BUILDING IN CASTELLO DEL VALENTINO
Advanced parametric modeling of building envelope
Atelier D
The Architectural Sustainable Design
Prof Giordano Roberto
Environmental Technological Design
Prof Fantucci Stefano
Building physics
Prof Gregory Paola
Architectural and urban design
POLITECNICO DI TORINO 2020-2022
MASTER DEGREE ARCHITECTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Individual part: Building physics and Section
The project to be developed concerns an area located in the Eastern outskirts of the city of Rome, in the Torre Spaccata district, which is a residential and social housing neighborhood originally created by INA-Casa in the Sixties.
In particular, the design exercise concerns a former market - now in disuse - whose conservation or demolition can be envisaged, in which service functions and possibly social housing as a complementary use can be included.
The design will use an adaptive approach and consequently provide scalable and incremental solutions, even of a temporary nature.
Reinventing Cities is an international competition for urban and building projects to drive carbon-neutral and resilient urban regeneration in cities and to implement the most innovative ideas to transform underutilized sites into remarkable sustainable examples. Torre Spaccata is encompassed in the Reinventing Cities context and the Design Studio replicates some of the competition stages.
Our design proposal are depend on 10 challenges in this international competition,we set up 3 main ideals about this design.
IDEA A: “EYES ON THE STREET". We need more "eyes on the streets" for improving security level of the area. We are going to achive it by adding day and night activities inTorre Spaccata ex-market.
IDEA B: "EMOTIONAL CONNECTIONS". Making some connections between residents and the district. These conncetions can be made by using trees and plants. We would like to let inhabitants plant and care their own trees in the new park.
IDEA C: "ATTRACT YOUNG PEOPLE". We are going to make the district is more interesting for children and youth by adding playgrounds arround and some activites inside the building.
ITALY LAZIO ROME BORDERS OF TORRE SPACCATA
Site situation
Library
S=153,96sqm
Offices
S= 48,50sqm; S = 25,05sqm; S = 16,55sqm; S = 13,22sqm
Patio
S= 40,29sqm
Bar
S= 51,03sqm
Kitchen and storage
S= 23,31sqm; S=14.35sqm
WC
S= 61,82sqm
Gym/yoga class
S= 61,82sqm; S=61.82sqm
Exhibition hall
S= 61,82sqm; S=61.82sqm
Administration
S= 45,56sqm; S=10,60sqm
Main entrance
Entrance
Dressing rooms with shower and WC
S= 58,56sqm; S=29,56sqm
Market
S= 96,18
Low carbon + Biodiversity + Climate resilience System and technique
Increase income
MARKET
Atmospheric comfort
Thermal comfort
Water reuse
Atelier Urban Design E
POLITECNICO DI TORINO 2020-2022
MASTER DEGREE ARCHITECTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Prof Mario Artuso Urban planning
Prof Sarah Isabella Chiodi Urban sociology
Individual part: Green area analysis and design
Various functions of the whole site are mixed and scattered. Residential áreas account for the largest proportion, followed by schools, factories and commercial offices, and service facilities. The green space of the city has the phenomenon of weak connection, and there are some abandoned space, Untidy planning and the existence of abandoned land are prone to appear gray areas, resulting.in potential threats of insecurity
Grenoble is an extremely charming, cosmopolitan and culturally vibrant city. It rises at the foot of the Alps in of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, more precisely in the Isère department of which it is the capital, and develops along point of two rivers, the Drac and the Isère. Grenoble enjoys a par�cular posi�on between plains and mountains being one of the fla�est ci�es in Europe, it is literally surrounded by high mountains. To the north lies the Chartreuse, south and west the Vercors, and to the east the Belledonne range. Grenoble is regarded as the capital of the any point of the city it is possible to see breathtaking mountain landscapes and get an idea of the majesty of
The Flaubert Ecological District is an atypical organiza�on that has developed in a wide range of public spaces
It is located in the geographic center of the Grenoble city, with an extraordinary panoramic view of the three Belledonne, Vercors and Chartreuse. This landscape feature is the richness of this place.The joint development between the city centre, in the North, and La Villeneuve, in the South.The urban project has been based upon of the context, with the ambi�on to encourage and reinforce exis�ng quali�es. The green belt development out as support of the urbaniza�on. The mix of forms and func�ons, and the enhancement of views of the surrounding scapes ( the three Alpine mountains) will be part of the iden�fica�on of Flaubert eco-district within Grenoble. High-quality parks form Flaubert’s urban and landscape framework: a linear park as part of the project, close
The green space in Flaubert District is widely distributed, with public green space and non-public green space, and the green space is relatively scattered, without forming a system, and there are very few connections between public green spaces. The management of nonpublic green space in some areas is poor, and the landscape image is not very good. The landscape and green space design in this area needs to be improved.
Factory Pollu�on
Lack of communica�on
Existence of abandoned sapces
Green space Residen�al area
School
Health care
Lack of connec�vity
The scattered distribution creates the hidden danger of insecurity.
The sca�ered distribu�on creates the hidden danger of insecurity
Inconvenient contact with service facili�es
Lack of accessibility and connectivity to central areas
Lack of accessibility and connec�vity to central areas
Lack of well-connected medical facilities
Lack of well-connected medical facili�es
Nursing homes target a single function and population
Nursing homes target a single func�on and popula�on
The former recycling center will be connected to the Pompidou Park, and the site will be designed as an industrial and cultural park where people can visit, stroll and shop.
The former recycling center will be connected to the Pompidou Park, and the site will "be designed as an industrial and cultural park where people can visit, stroll and shop.
A linear park is designed in the center of the city, connec�ng the industrial park from east to west and the square transformed from abandoned vacant lots, and connec�ng the school and residen�al area from north to south. The final result is a closely connected community with the central green space as the central axis of each func�onal area.
A linear park is designed in the center of the city, connecting the industrial park from east to west and the square transformed from abandoned vacant lots, and connecting the school and residential area from north to south. The final result is a closely connected community with the central green space as the central axis of each functional area.
The scattered residential area in the center of the city is designed as a centralized and orderly residential area with mixed functions of service facilities, forming a multi-functional sharing community.
The sca�ered residen�al area in the center of the city is designed as a centralized and orderly residen�al area with mixed func�ons of service facili�es, forming a mul�-func�onal sharing community.
Re-arrange the buildings in the northern school district and add neat branches, and design the transitional green space to connect it with the linear park
Re-arrange the buildings in the northern school district and add neat branches, and design the transi�onal green space to connect it with the linear park
The old nursing home site on the main road was transformed into a new site with a clinic and a nursing home, serving the residential area to the north and the sports area to the south.
The old nursing home site on the main road was transformed into a new site with a clinic and a nursing home, serving the residen�al area to the north and the sports area to the south.
The area started as a rubbish collection point and factory with some residential buildings, we have kept the residential buildings and rebuilt the unruly rubbish collection point and factory, the new buildings are open spaces with more activity areas for the residents around them and at the same time increase the visitor area to echo the green areas on the right side, forming a continuous tour.
The mixed function residential area is the central area of Flaubert. only takes 5-10 minutes to walk to other open greem space and public activity areas.
School building and other facilities are in diffent buildings. It can cause less interaction between students and facilities.
Buildings are more close to eachoter and court yard in the north building create more social possibilities between students.Also, new desing give more possiblities to do some more outdoor activities in court yards. More enterances and bike spots are helping students to reach school with bike.
Basicaly desing developed with courtyard ideas.
-Sport facilities are located in the north part of the area.
-Gaps between building creates more connetions.
Surroundings green spaces and middle garden on the south gives more possibilities to the student to interact with each other.
Building designed to protect students on the courtyards from the direct sun shine.
The school provides more green space, more connected educational buildings and facilities.It also provides more outdoor activities. Three different entries are designed specifically "foreach user. Thanks to this separation, the distribution, and concentration of student movementshave been prevented to one enterance.
Area 2 is a linear urban park, and a large area of green space is added to the original park for recreation and picnics. In the middle of the park, there are hard pavements for children and adults to play and exercise. There are parking spaces for shared bicycles along the bike path that crosses the linear park. At the same time, zebra crossings were added on both sides to strengthen the connection with the surrounding land, and traffic lights were set up to guide pedestrians and bicycles to cross the road.
This area are combined with one park and sporting area, park is combined with plazza,planting area and grass area. The overall area is connected with bicycle road. Planting area provide some space for people who indicated to growing trees and protecting environment, plazza and sporting area provide come place for sporting, communicating and resting. Grass space for people to picnic and enjoying the sunshine.
Atelier Compatibility and sustainability of architectural restoration D
Prof Costamagna Erik Advanced tools for architectural modeling
Prof Natoli Cristina Restoration
POLITECNICO DI TORINO 2020-2022
MASTER DEGREE ARCHITECTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Individual part: Section and floor plan
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During the 20th century its primary claim to fame was as the base of operations for Olivetti, a manufacturer of typewriters, mechanical calculators and, later, computers.The Olivetti company no longer has an independent existence, though its name still appears as a registered trademark on office equipment manufactured by others. In 1970 about 90,000 people, including commuters from Southern Italy, lived and worked in the Ivrea Area.
floor with its large walkable terrace a nd from the stair ramps that link the terrace to the solarium and all the areas initially designed to be open to the public.
The building design was by Luigi Figini and Gino Pollini (1955-1959) after they won the tender of those invited tocompete by Olivetti. Roberto Guiducci and PaoloRadogna, production technicians at Olivetti contributed to the design. The building running parallel to the ICO Workshops consists of two blocks joined together by an independent vertical block to allow it to follow the road and by its hexagonal layout seen also in the open structure of the building with three staggered floors. The ground floor is characterised by a portico supported by a hexagonal pillar positioned every two nodes along the structural framework hence, demanding the visible doubling up of the connecting beam. The portico is scattered with light wells and slits in the covering to open up the space to the sky. The varying light and vegetation contribute to an open and transparent architecture to satisfy the public demand. The building can be accessed on all levels from the ground floor using the stairs and raised walkways, from the first floor with its large walkable terrace and from the stair ramps that link the terrace to the solarium and all the areas initially designed to be open to the public.
1 Laboratorio-Museo Tecnologic@mente
Founded in 1908 by Camillo Olivetti, the Industrial City of Ivrea is an industrial and socio-cultural project of the 20th century. The Olivetti Company manufactured typewrit-ers, mechanical calculators and desktop computers. Ivrea represents a model of the modern industrial city and a re-sponse to the challenges posed by rapid industrial change. It is therefore able to exhibit a response and a contribution to 20th century theories of urbanism and industrialisation. Ivrea’s urban form and buildings were designed by some of the best-known Italian architects and town-planners of the period from the 1930s to the 1960s, under the direction of Adriano Olivetti. The city is comprised of buildings for manufacturing, administration, social services and residen-tial uses, reflecting the ideas of the Movimento Comunità (Community Movement) which was founded in Ivrea in 1947 based on Adriano Olivetti’s 1945 book l’Ordine politico delle Comunità (The Political Order of Communities). The indus-trial city of Ivrea therefore represents a significant example of 20th century theories of urban development and architec-ture in response to industrial and social transformations, in-cluding the transition from mechanical to digital industries.
2 Thermal power plante
3 Former carpentry
4 Public house in Borgo Olivetti
5 Former Sertec building
6 Ome Catella S.R.L
7 Ivrea train station
1 Laboratorio-Museo Tecnologic@mente
2 Thermal power plant
3 Former carpentry
4 Public house in Borgo Olivetti
Former Sertec building
The building running parallel to the ICO Workshops consists of two blocks joined together by an indepen-dent vertical block to allow it to follow the road and by its hexagonal layout seen also in the open structure of the building with three staggered floors. The portico is scattered with light wells and slits in the covering to open up the space to the sky. The varying light and vegetation contribute to an open and transparent ar-chitecture to satisfy the public demand.
The building design was by Lu-igi Figini and Gino Pollini (1955-1959) after they won the tender of those invited to compete by Olivetti. Roberto Guiducci and Paolo Radogna, production tech-nicians at Olivetti contributed to the
Ome Catella S.R.L.
The building design was by Luigi Figini and Gino Pollini (1955-1959) after they won the tender of those invited to compete by Olivetti. Roberto Guiducci and Paolo Radogna, production technicians at Olivetti contributed to the design. The building running parallel to the ICO Workshops consists of two blocks joined together by an independent vertical block to allow it to follow the road and by its hexagonal layout seen also in the open structure of the building with three staggered floors. The ground floor is characterised by a portico supported by a hexagonal pillar positioned every two nodes along the structural framework hence, demanding the visible doubling up of the connecting beam. The portico is scattered with light wells and slits in the covering to open up the space to the sky. The varying light and vegetation contribute to an open and transparent architecture o satisfy the public demand The building can be accessed on all levels from the ground floor using the stairs and raised walkways, from the first floor with its large walkable terrace and from the stair ramps that link the terrace to the solarium and all the areas nitially designed o be open o he public. 0m
1 Laboratorio-Museo Tecnologic@mente
2 Thermal power plant
The ground floor is characterised by a portico supported by a hexagonal pillar positioned ev-ery two nodes along the structural framework hence, demanding the visible doubling up of the connecting beam. The building can be ac-cessed on all levels from the ground floor using the stairs and raised walkways, from the first floor with its large walkable terrace and from the stair ramps that link the terrace to the so-larium and all the areas initially designed to be open to the public.
3 Former carpentry
4 Public house in Borgo Olivetti
5 Former Sertec building
6 Ome Catella S.R.L.
7 Ivrea train station
enjoy with your meal and building.
would like to make similar not only enjoy with their all complexes
working spaces are taking people working from oppurtunities this kind of restritions, this space will follow
would like to reflect and outdoor exhibition
The Roof Top Restaturant is kind of place that you can enjoy with your meal and view. Middle of the complex and highest part of the building.
The main insparation form NYC the Highline. We would like to make similar experience in the middle of the Ollivetti complex.People not only enjoy with their cofffes but also enjoy with view of the glass building and all complexes
From old factory to working space. Nowaday, Co working spaces are taking attraction from freelance workers. Because those people working from genarally from their house. For more social working oppurtunities this kind of open woking spaces are suitable. For the covid restritions, this space will follow all of the hygen and distance restrictions.
All left building ground floor will be art gallery.Here we would like to reflect Ollivettis design ideas and history. This floor have indor and outdoor exhibition opportunities
CO-WORKING SPACESE OFFICE
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This sculpture made from bronze material. Bronze is a material that changes color after reacting with oxygen.Following years bronze material turns from gold color to green color, which represents the colorful design approach of the Olivetti.
Also, sculptures have two circles together which are connected to each other. It represents the first letter of the Olivetti and infinity symbol.These seats inspired by Olivetti Döra Lettera 31 portable typewriter. Which has a small and compact design with yellow color.
The green part of the seats represents the paper outlet on the typewriter. Flowers and small plants are represented documents were written by typewriter. Colorful cushions are represented the design approaches of the Olivetti.
DES I G N
This sculpture made from bronze material. Bronze is a material that changes color after reacting with oxygen.
This sculpture made from bronze material. Bronze is a material that changes color after reacting with oxygen. Following years bronze material turns from gold color to green color, which represents the colorful design approach of the Olivetti.
This sculpture made from bronze material. Bronze is a material that changes color after reacting with oxygen. Following years bronze material turns from gold color to green color, which represents the colorful design approach of the Olivetti.
Following years bronze material turns from gold color to green color, which represents the colorful design approach of the Olivetti.
Also, sculptures have two circles together which are connected to each other. It represents the first letter of the Olivetti and infinity symbol.
Also, sculptures have two circles together which are connected to each other. It represents the rst letter of the Olivetti and in nity symbol.
Also, sculptures have two circles together which are connected to each other. It represents the rst letter of the Olivetti and in nity symbol.
This sculpture made from bronze material. Bronze is a material that changes color after reacting with oxygen. Following years bronze material turns from gold color to green color, which represents the colorful design approach of the Olivetti. Also, sculptures have two circles together which are connected to each other. It represents the first letter of the Olivetti and infinity symbol.
These seats inspired by Olivetti Dora Lettera 31 portable typewriter. Which has a small and compact design with yellow color.
These seats inspired by Olivetti Dora Lettera 31 portable typewriter. Which has a small and compact design with yellow color.
These seats inspired by Olivetti Dora Lettera 31 portable typewriter. Which has a small and compact design with yellow color.
These seats inspired by Olivetti Dora Lettera 31 portable typewriter. Which has a small and compact design with yellow color.
The green part of the seats represents the paper outlet on the typewriter. Flowers and small plants are represented documents were written by typewriter.
The green part of the seats represents the paper outlet on the typewriter. Flowers and small plants are represented documents were written by typewriter.
The green part of the seats represents the paper outlet on the typewriter. Flowers and small plants are represented documents were written by typewriter.
Colorful cushions are represented the design approaches of the Olivetti.
Colorful cushions are represented the design approaches of the Olivetti.
Colorful cushions are represented the design approaches of the Olivetti.
The green part of the seats represents the paper outlet on the typewriter. Flowers and small plants are represented documents were written by typewriter. Colorful cushions are represented the design approaches of the Olivetti.
10m 20m
Initial form
Cut shape accroding to the afternoon sunlight
LANDSCAPE
Radition analysis
Climate zone: E
HDD: 2100~3000
H’t: 0.50
TEMPERATURE：-10.40 °C ~ 31.70 °C
ROOF
WELLNESS
U VALUE OPAQUE: Wall 0.26W/m2K
Roof 0.22 W/m2K Floor 0.28 W/m2K
U Value transparent: 1. 40W/m2K
G Value transparent: 0.35 W/m2K
Daylight factor >1%
Climate in Turin is relatively stable throughout the year, and the high temperature is concentrated in June to September, so the double skins facade is used to simultaneously provide ventilation and shading. The whole building receives enough sunlight, the minimum is 300 kwh/m2
1. On the analysis of local climate. Our goal is to gain as much radiation as possible during the whole year and create shading device according to the solar geometr y at Summer time. So we decided to use GENETIC ALGORITHM to test the perfect situation of the module.
1. On the analysis of local climate. Our goal is to gain as much radiation as possible during the whole year and create shading device according to the solar geometr y at Summer time. So we decided to use GENETIC ALGORITHM to test the perfect situation of the module.
2. We’ve analyzed the activities in college and design them as 5 separated units. And we use the basic modular from Wood Space which is (2.5+2.5)*6.4; 3.7*6.4.
2. We’ve analyzed the activities in college and design them as 5 separated units. And we use the basic modular from Wood Space which is (2.5+2.5)*6.4; 3.7*6.4.
3. Input parameters: location, the orientation of each box, and the context situation. Intermediate 01: grasshopper basic component to shape each box. Intermediate 02: Ladybug calculator. Outputs: the distance that is away from the site, incident radiation annual, total area. Optimization: octopus, use the GA. If the result is good, then keep some of the elements of inputs, and then, add mutation and hybridization from the good genes. And then, compute again. If the result is bad, those genes will be abandoned.
4. Selection. The octopus previously selects the best (smallest outcome value) genotype, and the elite ones. They’re among 30s genotypes. And we examine each one, choose 21 of them as the candidates. The best ones are those that can receive the most radiance, and not over the site boundary. On the basis of that ,we choose the final one (red rectangle)
3. Input parameters: location, the orientation of each box, and the context situation. Intermediate 01: grasshopper basic component to shape each box. Intermediate 02: Ladybug calculator. Outputs: the distance that is away from the site, incident radiation annual, total area. Optimization: octopus, use the GA. If the result is good, then keep some of the elements of inputs, and then, add mutation and hybridization from the good genes. And then, compute again. If the result is bad, those genes will be abandoned.
4. Selection. The octopus previously selects the best (smallest outcome value) genotype, and the elite ones. They’re among 30s genotypes. And we examine each one, choose 21 of them as the candidates. The best ones are those that can receive the most radiance, and not over the site boundary. On the basis of that ,we choose the final one (red rectangle)
year and create shading device according to the solar geometr y at Summer time. So we decided to use GENETIC
Basic shape Cut shape on special time
summer solstice boundary -21th June
AA 2020-21 | Advanced parametric modeling of building envelope
Professors Massimiliano Lo Turco, Andrea Tomalini, Francesca Thiébat, Paolo Scoglio, Fabio Favoino
Tutors | Luigi Giovannini, Matteo Giovanardi
winter solstice boundary -21th Dec
4.
Automated sunshade system opens and closes to minimize heat gain while maximizing daylight and views
Automated sunshade system opens and closes to minimize heat gain while maximizing daylight and views
GROUP 10
Jingtian Mao Tengfei Zhai
Ziyan Zhuo
DELIVERY DATE 12/09/2021
GROUP 10
Jingtian Mao Tengfei Zhai
Ziyan Zhuo
DELIVERY DATE 12/09/2021
modular from Wood Space which is (2.5+2.5)*6.4; 3.7*6.4. grasshopper basic component to shape each box. Intermediate 02: Ladybug calculator. Outputs: the distance that is is good, then keep some of the elements of inputs, and then, add mutation and hybridization from the good genes. ones. They’re among 30s genotypes. And we examine each one, choose 21 of them as the candidates. The best ones are choose the final one (red rectangle) path, to form the
Automated sunshade system opens and closes to minimize heat gain while maximizing daylight and views
external frame is cut by the solar track planes of the winter solstice and summer solstice. 4. we decided to use this kind of double skin facade, also the removed part of the frame helps increase natural illuminance and avoid excessive solar gains.
TWO MODES OF UNITS
Our dynamic shading system is made from movable units on rails.
The device units are transformed by the sliders on rails, and its define by the parameters L, the distence between two sliders.
When it’s completely open, L=1920; When it’s completely closed, L=400.
The units are configurated by rods. And the main body is made from fabric.
TWO MODES OF UNITS
TWO MODES OF UNITS
Our dynamic shading system is made from movable units on rails.
Our dynamic shading system is made from movable units on rails. The device units are transformed by the sliders on rails, and its define by the parameters L, the distence between two sliders. When it’s completely open, L=1920; When it’s completely closed, L=400.
The device units are transformed by the sliders on rails, and its define by the parameters L, the distence between two sliders.
Our dynamic shading system is made from movable units on rails.
When it’s completely open, L=1920; When it’s completely closed, L=400.
The units are configurated by rods. And the main body is made from fabric.
The device units are transformed by the sliders on rails, and its define by the parameters L, the distence between two sliders.
The units are configurated by rods.
And the main body is made from fabric.
When it’s completely open, L=1920; When it’s completely closed, L=400.
The units are configurated by rods.
And the main body is made from fabric.
PARAMETRIC SHELL
PARAMETRIC SHELL
west facade solar radiation
Sunlight hours
Shading masks
AA 2020-21 | Advanced parametric modeling of building envelope
Professors | Massimiliano Lo Turco, Andrea Tomalini, Francesca Thiébat, Paolo Scoglio, Fabio Favoino
After adding the shading, the modular inside get wont receive strong solar radiation in hot summer.
Tutors | Luigi Giovannini, Matteo Giovanardi
AA 2020-21 Advanced parametric modeling of building envelope Professors | Massimiliano Lo Turco, Andrea Tomalini, Francesca Thiébat, Paolo Scoglio, Fabio Favoino Tutors Luigi Giovannini, Matteo Giovanardi