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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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Padiglione Italia 2021

Comunità Resilienti, Architecture Biennial 2021

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Location
Venezia, Italy
Client
Venice Biennial Foundation
Date
2021
Dimensions
2.500 mq
Budget
€ 1.200.000,00
Commission
Preliminary and final design, construction supervision
Architectural design
Arx srl, Heliopolis 21
Credits
Luca Cioci

Curated by architect Alessandro Melis and designed with the contribution of ARX studio with Heliopolis 21, the Italian Pavilion at the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennial is a manifesto of the “Resilient Communities”, towards a new model of architecture and sustainability in response to the environmental and climate crisis.
The goal of the project for the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennial is to build a low-impact Italian Pavilion.
Starting from the project created by Milovan Farronato for the 2019 Art Biennial, the Italian Pavilion 2021 has taken shape through an action of subtraction/integration. All the waste material produced has been reused for new purposes. The present installations – as well as the setting – will live a second life.
The Italian Pavilion is a unique opportunity to study the life cycle of a construction born with a resilient approach.
For the same reason, multimedia supports will be used inside the pavilion to explain the selected projects, reducing the canonical expressive and design communication means to the minimum.