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2023 – I PRIZE

ARX wins the first prize for the award of the integrated design contract, the coordination of safety in the planning phase and the implementation of the works of the new Casa Comunale in the Municipality of San Cascino in Val di Pesa, with Consorzio GST Appalti e Costruzioni.

The project involves the construction of the new municipal building in the basement of the car park called “Ex Stianti”, which will incorporate a series of services currently located in separate locations and then is an opportunity for a general reorganization of municipal activities. The building, which will occupy a building area of 1800 mq, will then be built in elevation of 3 levels, from the plan of cover of the north-east wing of the current building intended for public parking with access from viale Terracini and to the side of the retaining wall of viale Corsini. […] […]


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2023 – I PRIZE

ARX wins first prize for the final and executive design of the new Casa Comunale in the Municipality of San Casciano in Val di Pesa […]

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La Sala

Social housing

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Location
Firenze, Italy
Client
Affitto Firenze Spa
Date
2009 – 2012
Dimensions
8.200 mq
Budget
€ 12.300.000,00
Commission
Concept, developed and technical design, art direction
Architectural design
Arx srl, A. Ciullini, S. Trovato, L. Gensini
Credits
Archivio Arx

The social housing project in Via della Sala in Florence, in an area of completion between Via Pistoiese and Via Lucchese – in addition to responding to the need for housing – wanted to create moments of individual recognizability, in the architectural uniformity dictated by the need for construction economy. The vector “colour” can help to determine a factor of belonging and recognisability of the individual dwellings. f the “colour” is combined with an architectural element repeated serially, such as the gridded volumes of the terraces, the recognisability takes on communicative immediacy. By alternating colours we obtain a diversity of languages that are only apparently random.