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Villa 4L_ in Lugano, Switzerland by Nicola Probst Architetti

Sunday, October 6th, 2019

Article source: Nicola Probst Architetti

The project features a three-apartment urban villa and manages its steep, hilly terrain through retaining walls.

These walls are central to the project, as they define both the internal and external spaces. An entire spatial system of volumes and voids stems from such a perspective. The internal environment is thus extended externally while maintaining definition.

Image Courtesy © Nicola Probst Architetti

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Castagnola in Lugano, Switzerland by HERZOG & DE MEURON

Sunday, May 27th, 2018

Article source: HERZOG & DE MEURON 

The well-preserved gardens of the 17th century Villa Favorita, lining the shores of Lake Lugano at the foot of Monte Bré, are of great historical significance. The 13 romanticist buildings situated in the gardens were erected between 1687 and 1932. Their historicizing style is characteristic of Ticino architecture and, in fact, generally of the villas on the lake shores of northern Italy. Originally, the Villa Favorita was a freestanding, single ensemble of buildings between Lugano and Castagnola. Today it is surrounded by modernist blocks of housing from the second half of the 20th century. This modern architecture, is also a typical Ticino style, that emerged in response to the appeal of the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland as a second home and a financial center.

Image Courtesy © Studio Daulte

  • Architects: HERZOG & DE MEURON
  • Project: Castagnola
  • Location: Lugano, Switzerland
  • Photography: Studio Daulte, Dani Hunziker
  • Client: Fausto Candolfi
  • Partner in Charge: Jacques Herzog, Pierre de Meuron, Christine Binswanger
  • Project Team: Martin Fröhlich (Associate, Project Director), Dieter, Mangold (Associate) bis 2011, Giulio Rigoni ab 2012, Christian Voss,Anna Jach, Alessandro Farina, Fernando Alonso, Hans Focketyn, Alexander Sadao, Franz, Martin Fröhlich, Yuko Himeno, Karina Hüssner, Kentaro Ishida, (Associate), Ondrej Janku, Mateo Mori Meana, Adriana Müller, Jochen, Seelos, Basil Spiess
  • Construction Management: Encotech SAGL, Lugano, Switzerland
  • Electrical Engineering: Pro Enggineering AG, Basel, Switzerland
  • HVAC Engineering: Tebit Haustechnik AG, Binningen, Switzerland

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Villa G in Lugano, Switzerland by NG architects

Tuesday, February 9th, 2016

Article source: NG architects

The G family home in Sorengo, on the edge of Lugano in Ticino, is the category of villa that Palladio-1 put forward as a contrast with the town house.

The site, a long narrow strip of land on a steep slope, is part of a hilly area, bordered on its short sides by a private road and another property.

Image Courtesy © Francesco Mattuzzi, Marco Tripodi

Image Courtesy © Francesco Mattuzzi, Marco Tripodi

  • Architects: NG architects
  • Project: Villa G
  • Location: Lugano, Switzerland
  • Photography: Francesco Mattuzzi, Marco Tripodi
  • Lead Architect: SCAPE
  • Structure and Construction supervision: Lorenzo Medici
  • Plants engineering: Mauro Gavazzini
  • General contractor: Dado s.r.l.
  • Landscape Design: Letizia Carpi
  • TASK: Complete (study and construction)
  • Gross floor area: 340 sq m, plus outside areas
  • Chronology: 2013-2014 (Delivery: 09/2014)
  • Budget: 2.150.000 €

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Vadeggio-Cassarate Gallery in Lugano, Switzerland by Cino Zucchi Architetti

Thursday, January 17th, 2013

Article source: Cino Zucchi Architetti

Tunnels are “wounds” inflicted on geology to facilitate human movements. Their history is ancient, glorious and gory, but today techniques have been refined to the point of making the excavation similar to endoscopic surgery.

Image Courtesy Cino Zucchi Architetti

  • Architects: Cino Zucchi Architetti
  • Project: Vadeggio-Cassarate Gallery
  • Location: Lugano, Switzerland
  • Client: Dipartimento del Territorio del Canton Ticino
  • Collaborators CZA: Cino Zucchi, Andrea Viganò, Luca Torri with Marco Alì, Marco Cerati

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New kindergarten and multi-purpose hall in Lugano, Switzerland by ABCGarchitettura and Lopes Brenna architetti

Sunday, March 4th, 2012

Article source: ABCGarchitettura and Lopes Brenna architetti

URBAN STRATEGY
The proposal for the new kindergarten and multipurpose hall provides to rearrange the lot in question via a solution that has its strength in simplicity, bridging the gap to the free sides of the area: the volume of the school is supported throughout via Nola, while the cube-shaped multipurpose hall marks the public entrance into via Ferri. In this way the volumes effectively reply both to its urban intensity, as public buildings in connection with the city, and to its function of prodrome respect to the internal vacuum. The volume of the school follows the type of its urban surroundings: set back from the road edge for the access and oriented along north-south axis to support the development of the future green line that will go from here till the lake of Lugano. The multipurpose hall chairs the empty neighborhood public gardens by adding to its collective function the one of gate of the park.

Exterior View

  • Architects: ABCGarchitettura and Lopes Brenna architetti
  • Name of Project: New kindergarten and multi-purpose hall in Lugano
  • Location: Lugano, Switzerland
  • Project Year: 2011
  • Area: 9000 sqm
  • Team of Architects: ABCGarchitettura (Alessandro Armellini, Filippo Bolognese, Daniele Gennara), Lopesbrenna architetti (Giacomo Brenna), Jacopo Carboncini
  • Structures: Borlini & Zanini SA, Lugano
  • Energy consultant: Techno-nrg, Ponte Tresa

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