HB Portfolio Degusteria 360

Degusteria 360° Belmonte, Calabro

Brief 02

Develop “what you have learnt” from Brief 01 at Stepney City Farm, now to include grater physical and social complexity on a new site in Italy.

This involves inserting and ADJUSTING the proposal to the fabric of Belmonte Calabro to form a new proposal.

The theme of “ Skills Exchange” should be further developed with the users’ needs in mind and in relation to the local economy.

S03 Crossing Cultures Skills Exchange - Adjustments

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Where is Belmonte ?

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“La Casa” Community House

Surveying project - Dance Square

Proposed Site of Project - 360 Building

Belmonte Calabro Site Location Plan - 1:1250

La Casa Community House

“La Casa” opening - Summer Workshops Crossing 2019 Belmonte Calabro aerial view - Areas of interest.

Crossing Summer Workshop July 2019 Crossings is an ongoing project that is aimed at raising awareness of the ongoing depopulation of Calabrian villages and influx of Mediterranean migrations.

La Casa Community House

Surveying project - Dance Square

Site of Main project - 360 Building

A building that plays the centre part in summer workshops, winter studies, and all year-round community events. This place is the “base camp” during the yearly field trip and is where information and stories are shared.

La Casa.

As part of the November field trip asides from choosing the main site for our projects, additional sites were assigned to undertake surveying and recording work, these were aimed at understanding how to collect site information and log it accurately.

The Dance square.

The location chosen for the main project is as 3 storey building situated to the south of “La Casa”, chosen because of its unique character and the ability to circulate in its entirety through the tight dimly lit alleyways that bound its walls.

The 360 building.

The summer workshop was centred around the unused “Casa Monache”, which would later be known as simply “La Casa”, across a week students, locals, teachers and refugees were set the task to transform this building into a communal space by working together as a group and learning from each other.

The project would be the first of a series of future workshops that would see the refurbishment of “ La Casa” into a place for gatherings, meetings and parties.

The July workshop saw the refurbishment of 3 spaces, one would an elaborate timber floor whist the other two a hand laid stone floor, other works included installation of lighting and balustrade to the staircase.

Mudchute Workshop November 2019 Mudchute is a week long project that is run as part of the Technology module, this is aimed at designing and assembling a structure in a small amount of time.

A number of students have the opportunity to do this workshop in Belmonte, with the project based in “La Casa”. The rest of the students are based on Mudchute Farm, London.

The project set out to build a timber canopy structure that would be used on the terrace to protect an oven, creating an outdoor social space. The central aim is to use to minimise the amount of waste, this means designing and constructing with a set amount of available material.

Through a brief titled “skills exchange” the central ideas was to bring all sorts of skills, from local refugees, villagers and organisations and learn whilst building the structure together.

Who took part?

Who took part?

Local residents, professionals, migrants...

Students from around the world.

London Metropolitan University.

La Rivoluzzione delle Seppie.

Università Mediterranea di Reggio Calabria Collective Orizzontale.

Local residents and migrants.

London Metropolitan University.

La Rivoluzzione delle Seppie.

Collective Orizzontale.

Workshop Photographs.

Workshop Photographs.

Surveying Project - Dance Square

Site of Main project - 360 Building

Site analysis including, views, wind direction and access routes.

Sketch Elevation with site features.

On-site sketch

Collage Elevation of Dance Square

Textures found on site

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Features of existing building

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Stop-motion video of model assembly

Introduction to Francesco took place during a chat with locals on Mudchute Workshop in February, on the evening of the final day.

Francesco Saliceti

During his talk he raised the importance of keeping local food traditions alive, he explained that community ovens served this purpose and brought people together by using food as a centre point. His ambition is to do this through his restaurant in Longobardi, by using traditional dishes, local produce and a table full of people to keep the story of food alive.

Magnatum La Degusteria

Via Indipendenza, 56, 87030 Longobardi CS, Italy

Email sent to Francesco via Rita containg questions about his restaurant and passion for food.

Harry Breeden <breedenptharry@gmail.com>

Proposal_Restaurant Francesco.

Rita Adamo <ritaelvira.adamo@gmail.com> To: breedenptharry@gmail.com

13 March 2020 at 19:26

Sorry I thought I had sent this to you Let me know if something it is not clear after you translate it Cheers Rita ---------- Forwarded message --------From: Francesco Saliceti <francescosaliceti@icloud.com> Date: Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 4:32 PM Subject: Re: Proposal_Restaurant Francesco.

To: Rita Adamo <ritaelvira.adamo@gmail.com>

Inviato da iPad Il giorno 09 mar 2020, alle ore 13:36, Rita Adamo <ritaelvira.adamo@gmail.com> ha scritto: Ciao Francesco Come anticipato per telefono, ti inoltro le domande che Harry Breeden uno degli studenti inglesi mi ha chiesto di inoltrarti -Dove abita e dov'è il ristorante, da quanto tempo è lì?

ABITO A LONGOBARDI (CS), IL MIO LOCALE È UNA DEGUSTERIA, SI CHIAMA : MAGNATUM SEPPUR FACCIO RISTORAZIONE VERA E PROPRIA AMO CHIAMARLO DEGUSTERIA. SONO QUI DA DIECI ANNI. -Che tipo di cibo si cucina, piatti tipici tradizionali o altri?

LA MIA E' UNA CUCINA BASATA SUL CONCETTO DELLA SEMPLICITÀ, CHE SEGUE L' ORDINE DELLE STAGIONI. I PIATTI NASCONO DALLA TRADIZIONE CON UNA GIUSTA DOSE DI INNOVAZIONE. -Da dove vengono i prodotti e gli ingredienti, a distanza dal ristorante?

I PRODOTTI E GLI INGREDIENTI CHE UTILIZZIAMO ( PER NOI ECCELLENZE ) VENGONO SELEZIONATE IN LOCO, NELLA REGIONE E ANCHE IN GIRO PER L'ITALIA. CREDIAMO NEL KM ZERO E NEL KM BUONO -Cosa farebbe se dovesse aprire un nuovo ristorante, dove troverebbe prodotti, ricette ...?

CONTINUEREI A FARE RICERCA COME HO SEMPRE FATTO, I PRODOTTI BASTA CONOSCERLI...POI SI TROVANO. LE RICETTE NASCONO PROVANDO...

-Quali sono i principali obiettivi del suo ristorante? esempio riunire le persone attraverso il cibo, mantenere vivi i piatti tradizionali, etc ...?

L' OBIETTIVO RIMANE SEMPRE LA CONVIVIALITA' E FAR SAPERE IL SAPERE FARE DI TANTI ARTIGIANI DEL GUSTO ATTRAVERSO UN PIATTO Il ristorante che vorrei proporre mira a coinvolgere il più possibile le persone locali nel processo di preparazione e produzione del cibo, vorrei che potessero vedere dove vengono conservati, cucinati i cibi per poi consumarli nella zona pranzo, creando un'esperienza culinaria completa di cibo locale e tradizioni.

- Cosa pensa potrebbe essere incluso nel ristorante per raggiungere questo obiettivo?

TANTA PAZIENZA E VOGLIA DI FARE! CREDERE IN CIÒ CHE SI FA'!!!!

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KEY 1. Pebbled area to allow for rainwater drainage.

2. Re-used broken tile floor.

3. Central dining and meeting space.

4. Stepped threshold with Bi-folding doors.

Key points for restaurant concept from questions

The restaurant is a place for tasting.

Cusisine based on simpleness, seasonality and tradition with a touch of innovation.

Use of excellent standard local produce with good sources.

Through trial and error the product turns out right.

Aim is conviviality and spread awarness of the skill of the artisan by using food.

To achieve thes aims patience, strong will and faith in what you do.

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Mudchute Workshop evening chat with locals.

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KEY 1. Viewing Area 2. Kitchen and service area.

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KEY 1. Wine rack and storage 2. Shelving for produce storage.

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4. Preparation area of produce.

5. Fridge/Cool area under stairs.

6. Stained Timber deck flooring.

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2. Intimate dining area with panoramic windows.

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Ground Floor Community Meeting / Dining Space

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KEY 1. Lightweight Polycarbonate sheet cladding.

2. Central rainwater downpipe.

3. Primary Laminated timber structural frame.

4. Central void with powder coated balustrade.

5. Perimeter rainwater gutter system with dwp.

6. Stainless steel column base.

7. Reinforced concrete base column with re-purposed local stone cladding.

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KEY 1.Aluminium profile edge coping.

2. Polycarbonate cladding system.

3. Powder coated aluminium windows.

4. Existing refurbished timber windows.

5. Existing retained wall.

6. Bespoke hidden gutter detail.

7. Rainwater downpipe.

Sketch structural design with 3D model visualisation

Roof covering lightweight Polycarbonate cladding.

Primary roof structure Tyrrhenian Sea

Monumento a Michele Bianchi

Timber floor plates with central void

Primary Timber Structural Frame

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Collage visual of proposal - Looking North-East

Collage visual of proposal - Looking South

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First Floor Storage and Preperation Area Movement Tracking

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Third Floor Kitchen Area Movement Tracking

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Third Floor Dining Area Movement Tracking

Adjacent theatre space - Paris Horstmann

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