Non basta l’arredo.

Siamo a Roma. Siamo sul Tridente; il nuovo Tridente

Occorre architettura. Come fu per Valadier con Piazza del Popolo

E’ una Promenade, questa che deve racconte e interpretare anche la storia di questo “nuovo” quartiere di Roma. Perchè è nato. Una Promenade dove passeggiare; una piazza nella quale sostare; un giardino per giocare, sdraiarsi. Stare. Tutto questo insieme. E deve avere una fontana in grado di competere con le Fontane di Roma

Lungo l’asse che unisce l’ovale di Piazza del Popolo con l’ovale di Piazzale Ponte Milvio. L’ingresso dal Nord, a Roma. L’ingresso dalla Flaminia, nel quartiere

Tutte le strutture saranno sollevate su pilotìs, esattamente come deve essere, per questo quartiere

Fare sistema con MAXXI, Auditorium, Ponte della Musica, Nervi, Moretti, Libera. Non si tratta più di episodi, ma di un quartiere completo all’altezza della storia urbanistica di Roma

Gli alberi esistenti resteranno: non c’è nessun motivo perchè non restino. Si ridisegneranno i giardini a terra

I turisti devono voler venire a vedere questo luogo. La sera si deve voler vivere questi spazi. Passeggiare tra i pilotìs, attraversando indistintamente giardini, piazze e strade. Non c’è un altro quartiere simile

Un’architettura evanescente, non prevista, alla scala della città. All’altezza di questa città

Serve l’architettura.

Location: Olympic Village – Rome, Italy

Client: Rome Municipality

Project: FBA

Date: 2018

MAIN PUBLICATIONS

- AR Magazine #121

Augmented Topography

An architecture for Wien, an architecture elegant as Wien;

which welcomes in its interiors all the context geometries.

And walks that develop inside and on the Museum Neu: A new public path, on the New Museum for Wien.

An urban elevation, for the city and a different elevation for the park, in front of the gray Wien sky.

The Garden, the Gold, The Kiss by Klimt,

only for Wien

The WMN competition

PREMISE

The project proposes the extension of an existing school from the 70’s. great attention was given to the morphology of the area and the bio-climate requirements of the building. In the proposed solution, all the classrooms face south/south east, while the distribution areas face north and west/north west and look out on the sports field and onto the street, optimizing any acoustic problems in this way.

GEOMETRY OF THE BUILDING AND ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTERISTICS

The project is structured on 3 and 4 planes, following the principles of bioarchitecture and of energy cost contaiment. in consideration of the oreography of the area and that surrounding buildings have 6 or more floors, important architectural value was given to the covering.

The building is composed of 3 blocks, uniformed by a “skin” layer made of modular micro-holed panels with random wholes and supported by a system like a “curtain wall”.

The building may be accessed through a single entrance located in a large area, protected from the rain and sun. the sports field was positioned within an area surrounded by stalls and could be used also as an open air “cavea”.

The new building is adjacent to the existing school but does not interfere with its structure.

THE TWO PHASES

 The 2 phase requirement for the construction part conditioned the ploject plan. we planned a building which could “stand alone” even after execution of the first phase only, should administration strategies change. In the complete solution with both phases, the central steps become the connecting “zip” between the two building blocks, while the steps themselves represent the end solution of the project for the first phase block.

KINDERGARDEN AND PARKING

The plan proposed allows for the construction of a kindergarden and a multi-level parking which includes an underground part; there would be no interference with the didactic activities of the existing school and of the first phase building block. building of the parking for 210 vehicles will be along and beyond the side with corridors which will be built in the first phase.

The kindergarden has been placed in the quieter area near the park of the villa cassia and will have 2 sections for 21 children.

Access to it is through a protected way with green areas conducting to a large covered area where parents will be able to wait for their children. In the atrium there is a small open air hall for the children to play and seating areas and steps for both children and parents.

In the garden areas there are games and rest areas, in complete contact with nature.

BIO-CLIMATE SETTING AND IMPLANTS

The orientation and the project of the windows allow for the use of solar energy, with natural light and ventilation, resulting in a significant saving as well as climate and visual comfort.

A geothermal system made of 15 vertical probes, a geometric pump and a small gas heater support the heating system in winter and cooling in summer, together with radiant panels on the floor in the classrooms and fans in the collective areas and in the corridors.

Photovoltaic microcrystalline panels perfectly integrated in the inclined covering on the south side will produce about 35 kwatt.

Location:        	Rome, Italy
Client:     		Rome's Town Hall
Project:    	F. Barilari, A. Barilari (FBA) + A. Di Salvo, R. Macchi
Program:      	Competition project
Collaborators:  O. Dani, F. Sciarrato
Date:               2010

PUBLICATIONS

- A10 – August 2012

Location: Dalaman, Turkey
Client:	Dogus Holding A.S. Istambul, 3C+T
Project:  	F. Barilari (FBA) + P. F. Capolei (3C+T) - Architecture and Urban Planning 
        	MODIMAR - Harbor Engineering
Program:	Urban Planning, New Harbour, Technical harbour and areas, Commercial Center, Yachting Club, 
        	Sport Areas, Reception Areas.
Area:	700000 sqm - 750 boats
Date:       2010 Masterplan completed, Preliminary project in progress

AWARDS

- Winner of the international competition by Dogus Holding.

PUBLICATIONS

- Compasses  011/2010

“…Matter imprisons the spiritual principles in its phisicality; …the spiritual principle freez itself from matter. They are movements of one process; the process of life; …the Slave twist himself in the effort to find freedom…” ( G. C. Argan )

Location:        	Everywhere
Client:     		UNICEF
Project:    	F. Barilari,  A. Barilari
Area:        	Modular pavilion  (50 sqm to 250 sqm)
Date:               1995

PUBLICATIONS

- “Casabella”, n. 633 april 1996 -allegato-

AWARDS

- Mentioned Project in the competition “UNICEF pavilion”

The aim of the building we propose is to find a point of balance between different times.
A relation between the history and the future; a conjunction point between the west and the east cultures; a suspended moment between static and dynamic movements.
The choice of Leonardo is the choice of a symbol of culture in his most humanistic and developed meaning; the choice of an undeveloped Leonardo’s drawing wants to create a link between different eras.
The drapery study gives a “formal” link between the western art and the eastern culture; it is an ancient study carried on with modern technologies.
In the Information Technology era it gives a strong image of this contemporary House of Culture. On this drapery skin can play digital images, paintings, writings.
Facing the south, photovoltaic systems can be placed on the whole surface.
On the other elevations, a system of connected giant frames, made of cor-ten and corroded metal, show the events of the Centre.
They are eyes wide open, observing the world dynamics and changes; stage fronts and curtains showing human acts.
They want to create a relation between the House and the world, made of looks between one other.
Inside, we considered the whole main staircase as an exhibition walk, with terraces and areas to place art pieces. Their steps, made of glass, allow the natural light, coming from the roof, to reach until the ground floor.
On the roof, in one last horizontal “frame”, is placed a “cavea”: an outdoor theatre, giving a beautiful view of Beirut.

Location:        	Beirut, Lebanon
Project:	        F. Barilari
Collaborators:  O. Dani, C. De Donnantonio 
Program:       	House of Arts and Culture - competition 
Date:               2009

Il progetto è risultato vincitore nel concorso Oled Design Contest bandito dalla PPML nel 2006, per l’applicazione della tecnologia Oled nel campo del design. Il progetto proposto si è distinto tra i 600 partecipanti al concorso, per l’applicazione innovativa di tale tecnologia nel CAMPO DELLA SICUREZZA STRADALE.

Client:             	PPML
Project:    	F. Barilari,  A. Barilari
Collaborator:   A. Vitiello
Date:               2006

AWARDS

- 1st Prize in Oled Design Contest 2006

Location:        	Helsinki
Client:      	Helsinki Municipality
Project:   		F. Barilari
Program:       	Competition - Studies
Date:               2011

Location:        	Córdoba, Spain
Project:    	F. Barilari,  O. Dani
Program:      	Sede de la Fundación Arquitectura Contemporánea y entorno de la manzana de San Pablo
Date:               2011

“LE CITTA’ VISIBILI”

La scalinata diviene un racconto nel quale una serie di episodi prendono corpo, trovando il loro epilogo nel “giardino” ; diviene un pentagramma sul quale un tema musicale si sviluppa in un succedersi di improvvisazioni. Ogni strumento esprime le proprie caratteristiche, compie il proprio assolo, esaltandosi nel confronto crescente con gli altri elementi della “band”.
Roma legge la sua orografia attraverso le scalinate. Una scalinata conduce ad un tempio: qui il tempio è il verde. Compito dell’architetto è, a nostro avviso, non quello di dominare il luogo, quanto piuttosto leggerne le sue potenzialità intrinseche , i segni celati, ponendoli in superficie senza snaturarli. La città è un’unione di frammenti , è li la sua forza; la percezione di ciò si sviluppa per la città con un andamento schizofrenico. Dal punto più alto dell’area si osservano le “CITTA’ VISIBILI” : il Vittoriano, il Tabularium, Le cupole, Il Gasometro, La città industriale, l’edilizia selvaggia. Il progetto si basai su una geometria dai tracciati astratti.
Dalla lettura del luogo ,del suo sviluppo orografico, ne è derivata una trama di relazioni tracciata come una serie di nodi, punti focali, percorsi. E’ il tentativo di ricostruire un ordine che in ogni luogo esiste celato. Un insieme di elementi si dispone sul terreno, comprimendosi ed espandendosi , in armonia o in contrasto con le curve di livello, e questa moltitudine di frammenti organizza scenari multiformi e spazi dinamici. Gli scorci che si aprono al fruitore stabiliscono tensioni con lo spazio circostante .

Location:       Rome, Italy
Client:     	      Rome's Town Hall
Project:          F. Barilari, A. Barilari, V. Barilari
Date:              1995   

AWARDS

- 3º Prize in the competition “Le 100 Piazze” – Comune di Roma