Location:        	  Roma, Italy 
Client:     		  Private
Team:    	      F. Barilari + A. Turchiarelli
Program:             Project and realization
Area:        	  33.90 sqm
Date:                2017 - In progress
Builder:               Rediw Design



PUBLICATIONS:

- DIVISARE
- HOUZZ

Location:        	Roma, Italy
Client:     		L. Pasqualini - E. Menon
Project:    	F. Barilari
Program:      	Project and realization
Builders:		Rediw & Design / Metalsec S.r.l.
Area:        	95 sqm
Date:               2017 - Completed

Main Publications:

BAITVENOY MAGAZINE _ Sept 2017

ARCHILOVERS

DIVISARE

ARCHELLO

HOUZZ

A dialog of looks: the house looks out on the landscape; the countryside – beautiful – fills the inside.
On the outside, the house camouflages, speaks the language of the surrounding world, made of rural tradition and natural colours.
The inside becomes abstract.
The outside tradition filters inside just like paintings on the walls.
Every function point has a painting to observe.
The staircase offers an internal articulate movement which is an invitation to discovery and experimenting.
It is an extension of the living room, a place to sit, to climb, to expose.
The staircase has small and big steps, it has sittings and ramps.
A chaise long for two, to admire the surrounding beauty.
The windows attract the landscape; they frame it and project it in the inside.
The staircase carries on the outside terrace, creating a sense of continuity between inside and outside, between ground floor, mezzanine and first floor; the same material is used for stairs, sitting, terrace and internal floor.
“PICTURE HOUSE”, like the old English cinemas: moving images, landscapes and changing colours enter from the outside world during the different seasons.

Location:         Ripatransone (AP), Italy
Client:     		P. Lister - D. Vandersmagt
Project:    	F. Barilari,  A. Barilari
Program:      	Project and realization
Structure:       	F. Barilari,  S. Catasta,  P. Antonini 
Collaborators: F. Schingo, K. Nathan, A. Vitiello, E. Mattiucci, O. Dani, B. Savignano
Photos:  		V. Barilari
Builders:		Rediw Design / Metalsec S.r.l.
Area:        	240 sqm
Date:               2005 project - 2009 execution

AWARDS

- 1ºst Prize Inarch Lazio 2010

- Selected project for the Medaglia d’Oro all’Architettura Italiana

MAIN EXHIBITIONS

- Venice Biennale 2012 – UTET

- Sofia (BUL) Triennial 2012

- Milano – Porta Venezia (UTET/G3) 04/2012

- Mostra Premio INARCH/ANCE – Perugia 05/2012

MAIN PUBLICATIONS

- EUROPACONCORSI (IT)- cover page 4/6/10

- ARCHDAILY (UK) – cover page 13/12/10

- ARCHELLO (US): cover page 17/12/10

- 21ST CENTURY DESIGNER HOUSES (AUS)

- UTET – G3 (IT)

- ARQUITECTURA DE PEDRA (ES)

- The Architectural Review (UK) 6/10

- ARCHILOVERS (ITA) – cover page 2/5/11

- ID.191 (China) – cover page 22/1/11

- PresS/T (IT) 20/7/11

- Частная архитектура (RUS)

- MAIS ARQUITECTURA (P) – cover page 16/12/10

- ARCHGO (Taiwan) – cover page 24/12/10

- ANP (India) – cover page 728

The New Harbour of Marina San Vincenzo located in the middle of the Tuscan town, is meant to function as the new aggregating pole for the citizens.
With this premise, we have envisaged a series of structures which may favour the full integration between the established town and this new building intervention:
_2 covered parking lots, one on the north side of the intervention and one on its south; these are studied to make use of the gap in ground levels between the beach and town, so that their roof coverings may also be used as the grounds of a “piazza” (a public square) in the first case, and as a “giardino” (a public garden) in the second case.

_A series of small shops at wharf level, are placed on the plan so that they may determine a series of small pedestrian squares.
_A second series of small shops placed in front of the parking lots, always at wharf level, conceal the parking areas and create a walkway “passeggiata” (a public pedestrian route).
_A “piazzetta” (a small public square), onto which the Yachting Club looks out, the historic tower symbol of the town and a stairway established by the plan, which connects the wharf level to the square on the north parking lot: this stairway will work as open air “cavea” (entertainment space) for public events, shows and projections.
_A series of technical structures functional for the harbour: the nautical working site, the control tower, covered parking lots, etc.

The northern square was developed with a series of slanted planes which may work as seating areas to lookout onto and admire the sea: these planes have also all been aligned, so that this large “sala urbana” (urban hall) may be used for open air concerts and allow for good visibility of the stage, from all points of the square.
The southern garden was envisaged as a contemporary garden, inspired by the geometric sequences of waves. A slanted seating area is also present in this garden, positioned towards the sea, where one may sit or lie down to enjoy the sunshine.
The main reference for the design of these public spaces is naturally the beautiful Piazza del Campo di Siena, just a few kilometres away from San Vincenzo.

Location:        	Marina di San Vincenzo, (LI) Italy
Client:     		Sales srl
Project:    	F. Barilari, A. Barilari (FBA) + P. F. Capolei, F. Capolei (3C+T), M. Marini (Engineering)
Program:      	Urban Planning, New Harbour, Technical harbour and areas, Commercial Center, Yachting Club, 
                        Parking Buildings (tot 9030mq), Public Squares and Gardens, Boats: 350.
                        Masterplan and Concept; Preliminary Plans, Detailed and Final Proposals; Architectural
                        supervisions on building phase.  
Collaborators:  K. Nathan, B. Savignano, O. Dani
Photos:  		F. Capolei, F. Barilari, V. Braccini
Area:        	11910 sqm built - 350 boats
Date:               2006-2011

PUBLICATIONS

- Europaconcorsi – cover page  29/09/2010

- Compasses  011/2010

AWARDS

- World Architecture.org  04/2011:  Shortlisted Project 7th Cycle WA

The New Harbour of Marina San Vincenzo located in the middle of the Tuscan town, is meant to function as the new aggregating pole for the citizens.
With this premise, we have envisaged a series of structures which may favour the full integration between the established town and this new building intervention:
_2 covered parking lots, one on the north side of the intervention and one on its south; these are studied to make use of the gap in ground levels between the beach and town, so that their roof coverings may also be used as the grounds of a “piazza” (a public square) in the first case, and as a “giardino” (a public garden) in the second case.

_A series of small shops at wharf level, are placed on the plan so that they may determine a series of small pedestrian squares.
_A second series of small shops placed in front of the parking lots, always at wharf level, conceal the parking areas and create a walkway “passeggiata” (a public pedestrian route).
_A “piazzetta” (a small public square), onto which the Yachting Club looks out, the historic tower symbol of the town and a stairway established by the plan, which connects the wharf level to the square on the north parking lot: this stairway will work as open air “cavea” (entertainment space) for public events, shows and projections.
_A series of technical structures functional for the harbour: the nautical working site, the control tower, covered parking lots, etc.

The northern square was developed with a series of slanted planes which may work as seating areas to lookout onto and admire the sea: these planes have also all been aligned, so that this large “sala urbana” (urban hall) may be used for open air concerts and allow for good visibility of the stage, from all points of the square.
The southern garden was envisaged as a contemporary garden, inspired by the geometric sequences of waves. A slanted seating area is also present in this garden, positioned towards the sea, where one may sit or lie down to enjoy the sunshine.
The main reference for the design of these public spaces is naturally the beautiful Piazza del Campo di Siena, just a few kilometres away from San Vincenzo.

Location:        	Marina di San Vincenzo, (LI) Italy
Client:     		Sales srl
Project:    	F. Barilari, A. Barilari (FBA) + P. F. Capolei, F. Capolei (3C+T), M. Marini (Engineering)
Program:      	Boatyard Technical Building and external areas. 
                        Preliminary Plans, Detailed and Final Proposal; Architectural supervisions on building phase.
Collaborators:  K. Nathan, B. Savignano, O. Dani
Photos:  		F. Capolei, F. Barilari
Area:        	300 sqm built
Date:               2006-2011

PUBLICATIONS

- Europaconcorsi – cover page  29/09/2010

- Compasses  011/2010

AWARDS

- World Architecture.org  04/2011:  Shortlisted Project 7th Cycle WA

A sensitive architecture which gives the feeling of being at home. An autenticy of material choosen carefuly for this construction.

Color as an emotional factor. Pure geometries as abstraction. Our aim is to give life to an architectural space which is at once abstract and figurative ascribing a labyrinth-like articulation to geometrically pure shapes.

The context is a 16th century building, is an an italian historical center, is a strong tradition made by quality of life and artistical research through the centuries. The new and the old relate on an emotional, functional and structural level .

Function is what distinguishes architecture from other arts. Placing together real materials with tactile qualities favour daily life. Wood, iron, coconut texture and old Travertino marble are all used on the basis of specific qualities.

The old walls tell a long history: has been our aim not to stop this history: the new speaks the language of “non finished”..

Little room was left to the “in studio” technical design- much more to the “work in progress” sketches on the building site.

Structurally the mezanine is suspended in order to avoid taking room from the space below.

Location:        	Ascoli Piceno, Italy
Client:     		Granato
Project:    	F. Barilari,  A. Barilari
Program:      	Project and realization
Area:        	Ground floor  34.5 sqm
Date:               2001 completed

AWARDS

• 1st prize INARCH AWARDS 2001 – “Opera Prima”

CONCEPT – Red Carpet

Un grande tappeto lucido e rosso, come quello che si dovrebbe srotolare in presenza di importanti visitatori.
Due lembi del tappeto che si sollevano morbidamente per creare due volumi ad angolo, uno per gli uffici e l’altro per le vetrine.
Un esplicito richiamo alle atmosfere pop degli anni sessanta e alle pareti in plastica lucida alla Joe Colombo.
Un colore segnaletico fiammante.
Sul tappeto rosso, plastico e brillante, una teoria di volumi bianchi, rigidamente disposti per file secondo una griglia ippodamea, che espongono i prodotti dell’azienda, raggruppati in tre famiglie: Losanga, Traccia e Panorama.
Due angoli segnaletici, con grandi loghi e vetrine in cui i prodotti sono ambientati, e le atmosfere contemporanee evocate.
L’organicità del tappeto in contrasto con la razionalità degli espositori, il rosso organico in contrapposizione al bianco della razionalità.
Sono questi gli elementi che hanno caratterizzato il racconto della nuova era della GSI al Cersaie 2007, un racconto fatto di segnali, di oggetti solidi e geometrici, di qualità e di ambizioni.
Pochi altri elementi a completare il corredo funzionale dello stand.
Una reception che parla il linguaggio degli espositori e due panche che discretamente si modellano sulle curve del tappeto rosso.

Location:        	Bologna, Italy
Client:     		GSI Sanitary
Project:    	A. Barilari (FBA) + C. Martino (STUDIOMARTINO.5)
Collaborators:  Dani Olsi, B. Savignano, S. Roscini, A. Sale, M. Bedendo
Photos:  		Studio Ciapetti
Builder:  		PROGEMADUE srl
Date:               October 2007

PUBLICATIONS

- “GRAND STAND II” by FRAME – september 2008.

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

THE AREA

The local area “Spregamore” is characterized by a landscape of scattered small villas with gardens and cultivated fields.
The territory presents slopes and hills which are typical of the Roman countryside.
Access to the area is under a railway bridge, which works as a sort of “door”, enhancing the “community” characteristics of the area.

THE SQUARE

The aim is to turn this piazza into something the neighbourhood will be able to identify with. We worked with this objective in mind, so that each component of the project could play a significant part even on the sensorial plane:
The whole square was “rested” on the orography of the site as if it were a sheet placed over some objects.
There are two founding principles in the project:
_the will to respect as much as possible the topography of the site: a surface running for the whole extension and interrupted only by sudden rises in height;
_an absolute continuity between all the architectural components in the piazza.
The organization of the square was planned to respond to the different needs of users in different moments of the day, like a small weekly market as required by the neighbourhood.
The wooden floor play area for the children lies within a small bush of “cercis siliquastrum” of recent planting.

THE CIVIC CENTRE

The civic centre has been placed in a central area with respect to the piazza, making use of one of the rises in height. This also corresponds to our initial principals and starting points:
a_ Respect of the context.
b_ Dialogue with the community and “green” feeling of the area
c_ Project open to the various requirements the neighbourhood may express
d_ Importance given to all those sensorial and psychological aspects which pertain to a location.

The new building of about 120 sqm, is born form the sudden rise of height, lowering it to the portion of the piazza below the civic centre, in order to form a sort of cave when the community may organize small exhibitions.
The roofing of this civic centre may be included as part of the piazza itself.

The Centre develops inside as a whole open space. The structural system has no pillars and the possibility of opening an 8,5m front looking onto the piazza, allowing an outside use as well when the weather allows.

On the same side there are a number of sliding panels with wooden beams to protect from sunlight.
There also some roof-windows made of sanded glass, bringing light even to the most hidden areas of the Centre and working as illuminated elements on the piazza at night time.

Internal finishing will be in “minimal” style for three reasons:
1)_meeting with concrete building possibilities in order to complete the work
2)_a non invasive architecture which may be interpreted by users and not impose on them
3)_costs containment

Cement, coloured maioliche, cor-ten, concrete blocks are the materials used.

Location:        	Spregamore, Roma - Italy
Client:     		Rome's Town Hall
Program:         Public Square and Civic Center
Project:    	F. Barilari, A. Barilari, V. Barilari
Structure:         S. Catasta, P. Antonini
Collaborators:  F. Schingo, E. Mattiucci, K. Nathan, E. Vitiello, R. Macchi
Area:        	1800 sqm
Date:               2001-2002 proyect

AWARDS

- 3rd prize at the national competition titled “100 squares in Rome”, Rome, organized by Rome’s Town Hall (1996)

Location:        	St Petersburg - Russia
Client:      	Private / Exclusiva Design (Main Contractor)
Project:   		FBA in collaboration with Exclusiva Design
Collaborators: 	F. Schingo, A. Schingo, V.M. Sánchez, A. Di Salvo
Program:       	Preliminary Project and Technical Drawings
Status:	        Built 
Area:	        70 sqm
Date:               2012-2013
Photos:           Courtesy of Exclusiva Design - Massimo Camplone ph