Villa Madonna Hoteluitbreiding by Joseph Di Pasquale is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2023 A' Design Award in Goud in Argitektuur-, Gebou- en Struktuurontwerp Competition Category.
GoudArgitektuur· 2023
Villa Madonna Hoteluitbreiding
Client: Hotel Villa Madonna
A' Design Award in Goud Winner in Argitektuur Category
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The Design
About Villa Madonna Hoteluitbreiding
Villa Madonna is 'n uitbreiding van 'n hotel in Alpe di Siusi, Italië, wat in 2021 voltooi is. Die vorm van die uitbreiding volg die lyne van die omliggende landskap, en die hooffasade is gerig na die kruin van die Sciliar-bergreeks om die uitsig op die piek te omraam. Klip, glas en hout word gebruik, almal verkry uit voorsieningskettings met 'n lae koolstofdioksied-uitset, vir duursaamheid en hoë energieprestasie. Die uitbreiding huisves 'n ontvangsarea, 'n verversingsarea en lees- en gesprekskamers. Daglig kom in deur openinge wat die materiële kontinuïteit van die buitewande behou.
The Recognition
About the A' Design Award in Goud
Villa Madonna Hoteluitbreiding is 'n wenner van die A' Design Award in Goud, 'n geweldig prestigieuse erkenning wat toegeken word aan eersteklas-, wonderlike en uitstaande ontwerpe. Wenners in Goud is uiters innoverende, visionêre en glansryk verblindende skeppings wat die vernuf, wysheid en bekwaamheid van hul ontwerpers weerspieël. Daar word verwag dat Villa Madonna Hoteluitbreiding 'n hoogs geprese, tendensskeppende en monumentale uitvinding is wat ongekende waarde lewer. Hierdie ontwerp wat die A' Design Award in Goud gewen het, is 'n skouspelagtige, gerespekteerde projek wat die grense van kuns, wetenskap, ontwerp en tegnologie in hoë mate bevoordeel en uitbrei. Villa Madonna Hoteluitbreiding wek intense gevoelens van begeerte, roep passie op, moedig kreatiwiteit aan en boei ons.
Behind the Design
Press Kit
Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- The morphology of the extension was determined by the purpose of identifying meaningful relationships with the natural context.This approach has allowed the adoption of an architecture that, while strongly differentiating stylistically and linguistically, manages to converse harmoniously with the more traditional character of the building to which it is juxtaposed.
- Tags
- Eco Hotel Alpe di Siusi, Mountain Architecture, Organic Design
- Production Technology
- The criteria that governed the choice of materials was to use technical materials that would ensure durability and high energy performance, which, however, would take up the logic of tradition in mountain buildings: stone, glass and wood.
All materials used come from a supply chain with low carbon dioxide production. - Design Challenge
- The most complex part was to design a building envelope that would integrate with the pre-existing landscape and 'hotel, but at the same time could take on with new architectural significance.
- Research
- The design research was done by observing the surrounding area and bringing back into the architecture itself the lines that make up the surrounding landscape.
Light was used as a natural element of intersection and connection between interior and exterior, thus generating an architecture that could fit in and become a homogeneous part of the landscape. - Inspiration
- The main inspiration was determined by the orientation toward the summit of the Sciliar mountain range. The axis identified in this way determines the alignment of the main façade of the intent space with the goal of capturing the view of the peak. From an architectural point of view, the intervention relates to the existing building by interpreting the basic compositional role using only technical materials that would, however, resume the logic of tradition in mountain buildings.
- Project Duration
- Built in 2021, Alpe di Siusi, Italy
- Operation Flow
- The new extension is integrated into the existing architectural context through a new re-functionalization of spaces.
The recepion, a refreshment area, and different reading-conversation rooms were included in this new shell.
Light and views of the outdoor space filter into the interior through physical discretizations of the infills without affecting the perception of their material continuity over the entire perimeter of the extension. - Image Credits
- Image #1: Ezio Manciucca
Image #2: Ezio Manciucca
Image #3: Ezio Manciucca
Image #4: Ezio Manciucca
Image #5: Ezio Manciucca
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