The goal of our project is to succeed in creating an architectural environment livable for those in Abruzzo, due to the earthquake of 6 April 2009, they lost one of their landmarks: their home. It is about giving shape to a cluster of houses habitable and safe using precast eco-friendly which can then be removed and reinstalled once finished their task. Is thus fully used the characteristic of the precast, that can be assembled quickly and that it can be reused (the reconstruction takes time and it is important immediate shelter not too "precarious"). Taking into consideration the psychological condition of the recipients of our projects, as a group Miframoca, we considered it extremely important that there is a more common place in homes for the exchange relationships. Our project consists of seven residential units or four different modules that communicate with each other through an outer space. Initially We had thought of only one form on L by repeating with different sizes and then changing our project.
sketch for the arrangement of buildings
Each module is different in size, layout and use of space. The first module provides an aggregate of two houses each in a single plane. Each house is designed for two families, consisting of three five people (this therefore provides different sizes). The largest has a width 117metri of paintings, is composed of a living room / kitchen which leads to a pantry, bathroom, double bedroom, a study, a single room with private bathroom, a double closet and a hallway to access the rooms. The smallest is 60 square meters, consists of living room, kitchen, double bedroom, two bathrooms, single room, closet and hallway to access the rooms. Shared by the two houses is a garden spot where the children (presumably small) of their families can play together.
The second group housing is designed for a family of four people located on one floor with an adjoining apartment upstairs for a relative who lives alone: \u200b\u200bBoth houses are regular in shape but are placed one supported the other, just like people its inhabitants are made pursuant to each other. Access to homes is common and preceded by a space covered colonnade. Both internal routes passing through the houses directly from the entrance to the area of \u200b\u200bresidence and outdoor space: the upper core is located above the roof of the lowest floor to the core but below is a space enclosed by a wall thus giving more confidence. While the upper floor, just entrance, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom on one side and the rest of the space is used as a lounge with a small closet on the ground floor rooms are developed initially on the sides of the aisle (with one hand and the master bedroom the other two singles and a bathroom between them), then access to a large multipurpose space in which there is the kitchen and living area. Two small rooms between the second single and the lounge are dedicated to storage of materials for the home and in particular the preservation of personal items recovered after the earthquake. A room of memories, not too exposed and guest access in common use, if you will, with the one who lives alone (assuming a close relative was only after the misfortune).
premiere of the second module
The third parallelepiped is divided into two floors of a regular shape, both of 60 square meters and is designed to meet the needs of students. The ground floor is used as a living area with living room, closet, bathroom with a minimum service, study and kitchen that opens into a small veranda. Admission to the second floor via a flight of stairs inside: the bedroom has two double bedrooms, one single room and two bathrooms, accessible via disengagement.
Finally, the fourth is developed in two planes, the two houses are designed for two and three. E 'consists of two apartments on two floors, of which the peculiarity is that the exterior second floor is not placed evenly at first, but rather out of step. The apartment on the ground floor is used for two people, a living room, kitchen and warehouse for the storage and memory for objects retrieved after the earthquake. The master bedroom and access to services is given by a long and spacious hall consists of a large window allowing maximum light to the rooms. The upper floor is instead directed to a family of three. Access from ground floor to the first floor is given by a spiral staircase that leads to a special landing for entry to the apartment above. The entry of the latter has a living room with kitchenette with large windows to make the house bright and comforting, then there is a corridor that connects bedroom, single bedroom and bathroom.
Sketches in the design phase of the fourth module
All these overlook, such as mentioned above, to an outdoor space: a sort of small central town square with gazebo. To this can be accessed from any home with a platform and, directly related to the square, one more platform that takes you beyond the lot, in such a way that the tenants of these blocks may interact with the residents nearby.
Some final views of the executive:
Perspectives
Plant
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