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WC ground floor first floor second floor third floor section St. Mark's Square Giardini Arsenale Venice is a singular city of Italy. Its landscape is characterized by beautiful palaces and churches, but are the islands, canals and bridges that makes Venice unique. Renowned for its cultural legacy, its relation with art remains present over the centuries and every year the city hosts important events related to architecture, cinema, dance, music and theatre. The proposed space was designed to accommodate different activities linked to art and culture, such as Carnival celebrations, performances and exhibitions. The concept is based on the com- bination of two ideas. The first is inspired by the experience of moving through the city, because this way is possible to observe and understand the space and its meanings. The emblematic element that represents this action in Venice are their canals. The second idea is based on the relations of contrast and connec- tion to the city. Both aspects are equally important since contrast without connection creates a building that does not belong to anywhere, and connection without contrast does not have the unexpected features that will amaze people and contribute to the development of the local architecture. The strategy was to choose samples of the urban fabric with different amounts of land and water to create the floors, making the water become space, and the space become void. The super- position and interconnection of the samples creates the space where the proposed activities will take place. Therefore, the “con- nection” is represented by the reproduction of these patterns of the city, and the “contrast” is the spatial and material interpreta- tion of that. The project aims to achieve the principle of creating a new way of experiencing the city. A path above the water which will allow the visitors to have a new perspective of the landscape while contem- plating different activities related to art. The building was designed to respect the scale of the city and to engage both tour- ists and visitors, offering spaces where the unexpected can be accommodated. IOA 1291 0 10 20 50m 0 10 20 50m The location was thought to be near the main areas where the Biennale takes place: Arsenale e Giardini. The map also shows the samples chosen to create the floors of the building. The samples were positioned accordingly to the densities. Diagram showing the initial scheme. The final scheme with structure, ramps and stairs. 1. BOAT PARKING 2. RESTAURANTE - CAFE 3. CARNIVAL - THEATRE 4. EXHIBITION 4 2 WC ISLAND OF ARTS 1 3 5. CONTEMPLATION 5. CONTEMPLATION 5 5

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Page 1: PRANCHA copy - cdn.arquideas.netcdn.arquideas.net/sites/default/files/68243/IOA-91077_1469227284.pdfWC ˚rst ˜oor ground ˜oor third ˜oor second ˜oor section St. Mark's Square Giardini

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ground �oor �rst �oor

second �oor third �oor

section

St. Mark's Square

Giardini

Arsenale

Venice is a singular city of Italy. Its landscape is characterized by beautiful palaces and churches, but are the islands, canals and bridges that makes Venice unique. Renowned for its cultural legacy, its relation with art remains present over the centuries and every year the city hosts important events related to architecture, cinema, dance, music and theatre.

The proposed space was designed to accommodate di�erent activities linked to art and culture, such as Carnival celebrations, performances and exhibitions. The concept is based on the com-bination of two ideas. The �rst is inspired by the experience of moving through the city, because this way is possible to observe and understand the space and its meanings. The emblematic element that represents this action in Venice are their canals.

The second idea is based on the relations of contrast and connec-tion to the city. Both aspects are equally important since contrast without connection creates a building that does not belong to anywhere, and connection without contrast does not have the unexpected features that will amaze people and contribute to the development of the local architecture.

The strategy was to choose samples of the urban fabric with di�erent amounts of land and water to create the �oors, making the water become space, and the space become void. The super-position and interconnection of the samples creates the space where the proposed activities will take place. Therefore, the “con-nection” is represented by the reproduction of these patterns of the city, and the “contrast” is the spatial and material interpreta-tion of that.

The project aims to achieve the principle of creating a new way of experiencing the city. A path above the water which will allow the visitors to have a new perspective of the landscape while contem-plating di�erent activities related to art. The building was designed to respect the scale of the city and to engage both tour-ists and visitors, o�ering spaces where the unexpected can be accommodated.

IOA 1291

0 10 20 50m

0 10 20 50m

The location was thought to be near the main areas where the Biennaletakes place: Arsenale e Giardini.The map also shows the samples chosen to create the �oors of the building.

The samples were positioned

accordingly to the densities. Diagram showing the initial scheme. The �nal scheme with structure, ramps and stairs.

1. BOAT PARKING2. RESTAURANTE - CAFE3. CARNIVAL - THEATRE

4. EXHIBITION

4

2

WC

ISLAND OF ARTS

1

3

5. CONTEMPLATION

5. CONTEMPLATION

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