Giardini Complex
VIA Spring 2014
Project 3
The Giardini Salvi lies in the historical district of Vicenza and was designed by Valmarana in the 16th century as a place of leisure and cultural meetings. The park turned into a garden in the 19th century open to the public with a rose garden and a diverse collection of vegetation. Until 1972 the Giardini Salvi served as the location for the Vicenza Fair. The park today serves as a shortcut from the north and south urban centers of central Vicenza. In order to culturally reinvigorate the north and south borders of the park, this project proposes a cultural complex that consists of a three level public library, private reading spaces, a two level cafe, and four levels of private family housing.
Program Distribution
Public Program:
Library 40% 40,000 sq ft
Cafe 10% 20,000 sq ft
Classrooms 10% 10,000 sq ft
Shops 20% 10,000 sq ft
Private Program:
Family housing 20% 20,000 sq ft.
100,000 sq. ft total
Original Proposition
Site Plan
Northernwestern Overview
North Section
Northeastern Overview
Second Level Floorplan
West Section (Detailing water recycling outflow)
Western Wall Section
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