HOUSING SOCIALE IN CAGLIARI<\/strong><\/p>\n Cagliari (Italy) HOUSING SOCIALE IN CAGLIARI Cagliari (Italy) 2022 – in progress Construction of a residential complex comprising 176 housing units intended for social housing, divided into four lots. The entire complex also includes a central square and complementary residential support services … Continue reading
\n2022 – in progress
\nConstruction of a residential complex comprising 176 housing units intended for social housing, divided into four lots.
\nThe entire complex also includes a central square and complementary residential support services (SIA), as well as an area dedicated to sports facilities: football, basketball, and volleyball courts.
\ntotal built area: 38,946 sqm
\ntotal covered area: 5,100 sqm
\nclient: Torre SGR, Housing Sociale Sardegna
\nproject: Alfonso Femia \/ Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia with SPA – Studio Professionisti Associati
\nimages: \u00a9Atelier(s) Alfonso Femia\/AF517 with Diorama
\nhigh environmental quality: buildings designed to achieve the nZEB level\n<\/p><\/div>\nThe project strategy is implemented through the careful placement and definition of service spaces to be included in the semi-public and semi-private areas of the various building complexes.
\nThe design of the different building typologies, distributed across the various lots, not only complies with the requirements of the implementation plans but also aims to create semi-public spaces such as courtyards, squares, and podium rooftops. These spaces accommodate pathways and complementary functions designed to broaden the range of opportunities for residents. These complementary functions are mostly located in enclosed, semi-private spaces that encourage interaction and integration among residents.\n<\/div>\n\nMATERIAL AS A FA\u00c7ADE ELEMENT
\nThe choice of materials will aim to optimize the energy performance of the fa\u00e7ade, paying close attention to the environmental sustainability of their production cycle and to the reduction of costs during both construction and management phases. These aspects find a balanced relationship with the architectural expressiveness through the compositional choices of the elevations.
\nCeramic, plastered insulation system, metal, wood, and glass will be the materials used for the fa\u00e7ade composition: durable materials, possibly derived from recycling, easily maintainable, and recyclable at the end of their life cycle.
\nAcross the different lots, the dialogue between these materials has been developed to characterize the various spaces.
\nThe above-ground volumes will be built with two main stratigraphies:
\n– a plaster finish on an expanded elasticized polystyrene insulation system;
\n– a diamond-shaped ceramic finish, featuring three different geometries, mixed and\/or used alternatively.
\nThese finishes will ensure maximum protection and efficiency, along with high durability and minimal maintenance.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"