瑞士基亚索火车站的重建/Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel

发布于：2023-05-02 18:24:16

Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and C+S Architects Win Competition to Redevelop Chiasso Train Station

设计方：Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel及其合伙人和C+S建筑师事务

位置：瑞士

分类：交通建筑

内容：设计方案

图片：18张

由Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel及其合伙人和C+S建筑师事务所创建的意大利合资企业中标了瑞士基亚索火车站的重建项目，提供了“柔性城市设计”的方案，旨在赋予旧建筑新的价值，以便更好地与两个新设计的学校综合体相融合。方案将设计一个城市中心，连接城市和其他地区，并且隐喻了时尚的文化性和实践性。方案将采用开放和透明的体块来容纳商业和文化项目。

图片来源: Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and C+S Architects

Competition to Redevelop Chiasso Train Station
The Italian joint-venture between Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and Partners and C+S Architects has been announced as winner of an international competition for the requalification of a former railway station site in Chiasso, Switzerland. The team’s winning scheme proposes a “soft urban design” aimed at giving value to the pre-existing buildings, which are substantially maintained and sewn to the newly designed complex of two fashion schools: SAMS and STA.
The scheme will provide an urban hub, which will serve as a hinge between the city and the territory as well as, metaphorically, between the practice and culture of fashion. The scheme will feature open and transparent volumes that accommodate commercial and cultural programs.
Competition: Chiasso International Competition
Award: First
Architects: Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and Partners, C+S Architects
Architecture, Urban Design, Landscape: ACPV & Partners with C+S Architects
C+S Design Team: Luca Caroti, Laura Frasson, Nikolina Lukin, Alessandro Mimiola, Alessandro Pizzolato, Giada Saviane, Davide Testi
Acpv & Partners Team: Mattia Cattaneo, Alberto Maria Ficele, Valerio Pozzi
Structural Engineering: Pini Swiss Engineers SA (Ing. Civile, Geologo)
Mep: Visani Rusconi Talleri SA (VRT) (Impianti RCVS), Piona El project Sa (Ing. Elettrotecnico)
Acoustic: Think Exergy SA
Safety: Visani Rusconi Talleri SA (VRT)
Other Consultants: Studio d’ingegneria Francesco Allievi (Ingegnere del traffico)
Photographs: Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and C+S Architects