St Borromeo 1 | 2
San Borromeo 1
Architect and Project Manager: Sabrina De Caro
Performance: Detailed Design and Construction Supervision
Client: COSTRUENDO S.r.l.
Location: Via Gioacchino Rossini, Rende (CS), Italy
Lot Area: 6,050 sq m
Overground volume: 21,132 cb m
Years of Construction: 2006-2009
Graphic design: Mattia Sullini
San Borromeo 2
Architect and Project Manager: Sabrina De Caro
Performance: Detailed Design and Construction Supervision
Client: COSTRUENDO S.r.l.
Location: Via Gioacchino Rossini, Rende (CS), Italy
Lot Area: 1,700 sq m
Overground volume: 7.712 cb m
Years of Construction: 2008-2010
Graphic design: Mattia Sullini
This project is part of a larger one, the Plan Particoleggiato Emoli-Surdo which aims to create a new central area in the city of Rende. The buildings consist of elements designed as a sequence connected in a spatial continuum. The gradual discovery of the sequence is one of the aims of the project. At the points where the different lines of the walls converge, the geometry of the building overlaps and flexes, creating rotations, intersections and grooves that move the various elements of the facades and determine the outline of the building. The façade elements are covered with slabs of light travertine and walnut, alternating so as to give prominence to different volumes.
Architect and Project Manager: Sabrina De Caro
Performance: Detailed Design and Construction Supervision
Client: COSTRUENDO S.r.l.
Location: Via Gioacchino Rossini, Rende (CS), Italy
Lot Area: 6,050 sq m
Overground volume: 21,132 cb m
Years of Construction: 2006-2009
Graphic design: Mattia Sullini
San Borromeo 2
Architect and Project Manager: Sabrina De Caro
Performance: Detailed Design and Construction Supervision
Client: COSTRUENDO S.r.l.
Location: Via Gioacchino Rossini, Rende (CS), Italy
Lot Area: 1,700 sq m
Overground volume: 7.712 cb m
Years of Construction: 2008-2010
Graphic design: Mattia Sullini
This project is part of a larger one, the Plan Particoleggiato Emoli-Surdo which aims to create a new central area in the city of Rende. The buildings consist of elements designed as a sequence connected in a spatial continuum. The gradual discovery of the sequence is one of the aims of the project. At the points where the different lines of the walls converge, the geometry of the building overlaps and flexes, creating rotations, intersections and grooves that move the various elements of the facades and determine the outline of the building. The façade elements are covered with slabs of light travertine and walnut, alternating so as to give prominence to different volumes.
