2017. január 20., péntek

Hundreds of reused orange crates make up striking facade in Italy

Orange crates never looked so good. Studio NOWA (Navarra Office Walking Architecture) repurposed hundreds of the plastic crates to for the facade of two former artisan sheds in Italy. Converted into a striking rehabilitation and treatment center for people with disabilities, the building's facade has a unique pixelated texture that dominates the surrounding area.
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The project, called Protiro, was designed and built for Concetta D'Alessandro Foundation, a non-profit organization that deals with the treatment and rehabilitation of people with disabilities. The architects transformed two former artisan sheds into a multi-functional space, using basic materials to make its exterior distinctive and recognizable.

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A guesthouse occupies the ground floor of the building, while the first floor, sheltered under a vaulted roof, functions as a large space for group activities. Service areas occupy the two low volumes which form an entrance vestibule to the main hall. A new lift and staircase were added to this space. The patterned skin envelops the entire structure, strengthening its visual identity.

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Via Archdaily

Photos by Peppe Maisto



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