The rehabilitation project concerns a rather compact block built in succession between the late 1800s and 1970. The new building, at the intersection of Via Paisiello and Via Garofalo, has nine floors above ground and three basements.
The elevation features large glazed loggias, dynamic geometries, and sophisticated lines, making it relate to the neighborhood in which it fits.
The new buildings are designed respecting criteria of maximum flexibility: a system based on a 90-cm module, with cantilevered planes that allow for a wide diversification of facades, using interchangeable exterior elements according to the needs for customization of the living space.
The existing buildings, formerly used as offices, were removed, and the land was catalogued and reclaimed to ensure its suitability for change of use.
Retaining works, with micropile berms, had to be built to create two additional underground levels.
The micropiles were placed along theperimeter of the lot, stabilized through the top down excavation technique, which consists of making portions of the buried slabs at the same time as the excavation operations to ensure the horizontal contrast of the berms.
To ensure the proper functioning of the containment works, both the tops of the berms and the facades of neighboring buildings were equipped with tilt and displacement sensors to monitor the safe and functional condition of the containment works during all phases of excavation.
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