ASt008 Casa sulla Morella by AS thought

ASthought #8 project:

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Casa sulla Morella / Andrea Oliva

ASthought #8 project:

architect:

Casa sulla Morella / Andrea Oliva

book editor:

Erika Mazza

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architecture from concept to built form Our main goal is to describe the design process, the architectural solutions and the detailing choices of a built work in a chronological order. The dream – that is also the ambition – is to tune at the best the structure of this on-line manual and to spread around its template in order to amplify the power of collecting and publishing in a such huge way that in a few years we could arrive at the largest open source and most browsed utility for architectural students not only in Europe.

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Work facts

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Project description

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Commission

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Draft proposals

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Final proposal

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Construction drawings

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Building site

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Photo gallery exteriors

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Photo gallery interiors

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Photo gallery surroundings

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Pluggings

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Systems

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Selected essay

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book editor: Erika Mazza

Milan 2013

Appendix office presentation

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book editor presentation

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Work facts

Project:

Casa sulla Morella

Address:

Strada Gazzo, 18/A, Castelnovo Sotto (RE)

Area:

16120,50 m²

Volume:

2706,60 m³

Type:

Housing

Planned:

2005 – 2006

Built:

2007-2009

Client:

Private

Architect:

Andrea Oliva

Responsible partner:

Collaborator:

Luca Paroli

Structural engineer:

David Zilioli

Awards:

International Prize for Sustainable Architecture 2010

References:

http://www.cittaarchitettura.it http://asthought.polimi-cooperation.org/andrea-oliva-casa-sulla-morella-castelnovo-sotto-reitaly-2009/

Project description:

Casa sulla Morella-Andrea Oliva

History of Commission:

Thanks to an amnesty it was possible to demolish some disused agricultural buildings and rebuild the same volume increased of 20% in another part of the lot. Initially there was a contractor who wanted to build a house to sell. Following the evolution of the project led the architect to identify himself more and more with the house. So, the architect decided to keep the house for himself and build the contractor’s house in another lot.

Main architectural ideas:

In this project, there are three important issues: the recognition of a historical matrix(linear house, Roman land division, the terramare, the dead door) and then the aware insertion of the house into the landscape and a functional program, made of compromises, rigor and rationality.

south facade © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

Project description

To the borders of the country of Castelnovo Sotto, between the stream Morella and a roman road, in a landscape context characterized from channels, ditches, rows, shrubby stains, gardens, villas and agricultural houses it places the “House on the Morella”. Inserted between rural landscape and observer to 60 mt from the road, suspended by the ground to protection of the tall stratum of superficial water and to memory of the installations “terramare”, the residence is composed of two staggered elements to northeast: the porch or climatic mitigator and the housing space or insulating body. With an orientation of 18° toward west the house exploits to the best the natural contributions that, because of the geometry of the porch, of the ample surfaces south glass door and of the flowing obscuring, they anticipate the opening to the “winter sun” and the protection from the “afternoon summer sun.” The study about the solar axonometries has allowed, therefore, to opportunely appraise the incidence of the sun on the wrap and get into proportion the fixed screenings of the vertical settings and the horizontal shutters and the mobile screenings of the flowing panels. The combination of some characters of the agricultural houses they are proposed through a reason euclidea, that in the key form-function, distills elements as the “porta morta” (passing space in the residence with scope of ventilation), the “sporto di gronda” ( coverage’s extension for protection of the vertical masonries) and the “portico” (integrated coverage or juxtaposed for the protection of open and external spaces of the building).

The residence has a structure in bearing walls (smaller presence of thermal bridges), constituted by bricks

with pores, of 38 cm, coupled to a layer of coat insulator on the external side of 10 cm, the attics are made of tiles and concrete with riddles in reinforced concrete, coibentate and separated while the coverage had a layer of 22 cm of isolation, that is coupled to a coverage mantle in corrugate iron, draining, connected to a system that pick up the rain water. The windows are in plywood with low emissive glass and gas argon. The plant design is integrated with domotic and allows a reduction of the consumptions through the control of the temperature of the single rooms, the predisposition for an efficient job of the great electrical appliances, the automatic turning off of the lights in empty places, the checked generation of warm water for sanitaries and the regulation of the use times for each single instruments. The heat system is constituted by radiant panels feeded by a low condensation boiler while the sanitary warm water is integrated from panels solar, places on the coverage, where an integrated photovoltaic system for 6 Kw is in progress of realization. The residence is endowed with a mechanized system for the recycle of the air, that bring the scheduled consumption for the heating to 5,19 kWh / mq per year.

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view from the “porta morta” to the countryside © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010 10

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Commission

part of the demolished volumes for the remission ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

drawings for the remission © studio tecnico Mattioli 1990

drawings for the remission © studio tecnico Mattioli 1990 14

part of the demolished volumes for the remission © Andrea Oliva 2005 ASthought

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part of the demolished volumes for the remission ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 16

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rows of poplar on the site ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005

part of the demolished volumes for the remission ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005

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part of the demolished volumes for the remission ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 20

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part of the demolished volumes for the remission ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 22

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Draft proposals

draft proposals model ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

east facade © Erika Mazza 2012

draft proposals model: the plant has a C form like a court, it makes a sort of patio in the inside © Erika Mazza 2012 26

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west facade © Erika Mazza 2012 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

south facade ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

north facade ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

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south facade ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 30

draft proposals model ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 ASthought

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draft proposals model ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 32

draft proposals model ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 ASthought

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Final proposal

final proposals model: the “porta morta” in Emilias rural houses was a space between the residential part of the house and the working part. Air could pass through the “porta morta” so smells couldn’t reach the residential part of the house and also big machinery could pass throught this “door”. The architect think this rural houses element in a new way © Andrea Oliva 2006 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

south facade ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 36

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final proposals model: north facade. In the draft proposal the house was closed and didn’t allow the landscape to comes in the house; in the final proposal the house becomes open against the landscape and becames its frame to emphasize its line and its structure © Andrea Oliva 2006

final proposals model: south facade. In the final proposal the house is lifted from the ground as the settlements “terramaricoli” originating in Emilia. That’s allows to protect the deep aquifer under the house © Andrea Oliva 2006 38

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final proposals model: north facade ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

final proposals model: this external corridor lifted from the ground allows to walk around the house, but it do not stop the grass which can get in touch with the house as in the rural emilian houses ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 40

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final proposals model: south facade ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

final proposals model: north facade ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

final proposals 3D model: south facade ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 42

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skatch of the different element of the house ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 44

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bioclimatic aspect ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

Construction drawings

state of the project: demolition, new construction ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

current status: general plan, ground floor plan, first floor plan, sections AA and BB ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 48

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ground floor plan © Andrea Oliva 2006

final section © Andrea Oliva 2006

first floor plan © Andrea Oliva 2006 50

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state of the project: demolition, new construction ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 52

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state of the project: site plan, ground floor plan, first, sections, elevations ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 54

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plant of the foundation © Andrea Oliva 2006

foundation: section DD © Andrea Oliva 2006

foundation: section BB © Andrea Oliva 2006 56

foundation: section GG © Andrea Oliva 2006 ASthought

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ground floor formwork: part C © Andrea Oliva 2006

plant of the ground floor formwork © Andrea Oliva 2006

ground floor formwork: part G © Andrea Oliva 2006

ground floor formwork: part B © Andrea Oliva 2006 58

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first floor formwork: part E © Andrea Oliva 2006

plant of the first floor formwork © Andrea Oliva 2006

first floor formwork: part H © Andrea Oliva 2006

first floor formwork: part C © Andrea Oliva 2006 60

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plant of the roof slab formwork © Andrea Oliva 2006

internal stairs plant © Andrea Oliva 2006

roof slab formwork: part A © Andrea Oliva 2006 62

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internal stairs section ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 64

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Building site

the “porta molta” during the construction © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

beginning of the works © Andrea Oliva 2006

digs for the foundation © Andrea Oliva 2006

reinforced concrete wall of the foundation with tubes for ventilation © Andrea Oliva 2006

formworks for the foundation © Andrea Oliva 2006

reinforced concrete wall of the foundation © Andrea Oliva 2006 68

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reinforced concrete wall of the foundation with the grid of tubes for ventilation © Erika Mazza 2012 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

reinforcement of the ground floor © Andrea Oliva 2006

building the ground floor © Andrea Oliva 2006

formwork of the ground floor © Andrea Oliva 2006

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the ground floor © Andrea Oliva 2006 ASthought

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foundation walls in reinforced concrete © Andrea Oliva 2006

walls on the ground floor in red brick © Andrea Oliva 2006

south walls on the ground floor in red brick © Andrea Oliva 2006

view from the inside the south walls on the ground floor in red foundation walls in reinforced concrete © Andrea Oliva 2006 72

walls on the ground floor in red brick © Andrea Oliva 2006 ASthought

brick © Andrea Oliva 2006

north walls on the ground floor in red brick © Andrea Oliva 2006 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

south walls on the ground floor in red brick ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006 74

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red brick ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2006

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building the first floor © Andrea Oliva 2007

reinforcement of the first floor © Andrea Oliva 2007

reinforcement of the first floor © Andrea Oliva 2007 78

the first floor © Andrea Oliva 2007

the first floor with the stairs hole © cittaarchitettura 2007 ASthought

the stairs during the construction © Andrea Oliva 2007

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walls on the first floor in red brick with thw windows hole © Andrea Oliva 2007

view from the interior © Andrea Oliva 2007

walls on the first floor in red brick © Andrea Oliva 2007

north facade with scaffolding © Andrea Oliva 2007

south facade with scaffolding during the construction © Andrea south facade with scaffolding © Andrea Oliva 2007 80

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beginning of the work on the first floor © Andrea Oliva 2007 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

scaffolding to build the first floor © Andrea Oliva 2007

building the first floor © Andrea Oliva 2007

building the first floor © Andrea Oliva 2007 82

scaffolding © Andrea Oliva 2007 ASthought

reinforcement of the roof © Andrea Oliva 2007 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

reinfocement of the floor © Andrea Oliva 2007

building the roof © Andrea Oliva 2007

the box during the construction © Andrea Oliva 2007 84

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the north facade with the cars ramp during the construction ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008 86

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the south facade during the construction © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008

the west facade during the construction © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008 88

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the entrance during the construction © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

building site © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008 90

the “porta morta” during the construction © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008 ASthought

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view from the balcony on the first floor of the slot in the roof above the living room during the construction ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert

the living rooms window during the construction ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008

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the double volume of the living room and the offices balcony at the first floor during the construction ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008 94

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the second floor corridor during the construction ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2008 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

Photo gallery exteriors

the house often is chosen by artist to exhibit their sculptures ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

the north facade ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

the south facade ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012 98

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openings change from the north facade to the south facade, while the north facade has small slot which create a draw like a mondrians painting, the south facade can be open or close ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012 100

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the entrance ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

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the entrance ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010

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the external stairs ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012 104

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view out of the corten gate: the distance from the street is 60 m. Thats a important detail becaus emphasize that the house is not in

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the north frontage with the cars ramp ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

relation with the street but with the lanscape.

the white box in which is contained the housing volume, almost disappears in the fog, letting see just the dark volume ÂŠ Kai Uwe

the architect geometrizes the landskape with rowls of poplar to remind the roman centuriation, which still be an important element of

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the emilian landskape ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012 ASthought

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the south frontage: the form of the house make a relation between the privat and the pubblic. The south facade can be open or close with sliding panels that allows more or less praivacy depending on the function you develop during the day ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010 110

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Photo gallery interiors

the living room and the rosewood entrance door ÂŠ Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

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view from the offices balcony at the first floor of the living room © Erika Mazza 2012

livingroom © Erika Mazza 2012

view of the kitchen from the living room © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010

the double volume of the living room and the offices balcony at livingroom © Erika Mazza 2012 114

the first floor © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010 ASthought

the living room © Erika Mazza 2012 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

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kitchen © Erika Mazza 2012

kitchen chair © Erika Mazza 2012

kitchenette © Erika Mazza 2012

table design by Andrea Oliva with the same proportions of the furniture © Erika Mazza 2012 116

washbasin © Erika Mazza 2012 ASthought

house © Erika Mazza 2012

cabinet in rosewood design by AndreaOliva © Erika Mazza 2012 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

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toilet on the ground floor : detail of the tap designed by Andrea Oliva © Erika Mazza 2012

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toilet on the ground floor : detail of the washbasin designed by

toilet on the ground floor : detail of the tap designed by Andrea

Andrea Oliva © Erika Mazza 2012

Oliva © Erika Mazza 2012

toilet on the ground floor : detail of the washbasin designed by Andrea Oliva © Erika Mazza 2012 ASthought

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toilet on the ground floor: the towels holder designed by Andrea

toilet on the ground floor : detail of the towels holder designed by

Oliva called “altalena” (swing) © Erika Mazza 2012

Andrea Oliva called “altalena” (swing) © Erika Mazza 2012

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toilet on the ground floor : detail of the bidet tap and the wall decoration made with gold leaf and Murano glass © Erika Mazza 2012

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toilet on the ground floor : detail of the wall decoration made with gold leaf and Murano glass by a local craftsman ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

bathroom on the ground floor : detail of the wall decoration made with venturina (a precious metal) and Murano glass by a local craftsman ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

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bathroom on the first floor : detail of the washbasin designed by Andre Oliva with the same proportions of the house © Erika Mazza 2012

bathroom on the first floor : detail of the towels hanger designed by Andre Oliva © Erika Mazza 2012

bathroom on the first floor : detail of the floor in smoked oak which becames in platinum and Murano glass next to the shower © Erika bathroom on the first floor © Kai Uwe Schulte Bunert 2010 124

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the corridor on the ground floor with a wall cabinet cover with rosewood wich contain also a ventilation system, and the living

the office window and the corridor on the first floor in the back-

view from the ground floor of the stairs with a smoked oak cover

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detail of the window of the first floor corridor. The window is low because the first floor is the “sleeping area” and the light from

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Photo gallery surroundings

surroundings in Castelnovo di Sotto ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

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surroundings in Castelnovo di Sotto ÂŠ Andrea Oliva 2005 ASthought

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Pluggings

the sliding EPS100 4 cm panel used as shielding and its track on the floor ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

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the view from inside through the sliding panels, which leave a slot

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the sliding EPS100 4 cm panel used as shielding resting on the

the fixed EPS100 8 cm panel (on the right) and the sliding one of

the sliding window track (below) and the shielding panels track (above) on the marble floor © Erika Mazza 2012 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

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detail of the exterior insulation finishing system (EIFS) ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

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detail of the EIFS connection with a window ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012

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Systems

accumulation of water heated with solar panels in the basement ÂŠ Erika Mazza 2012 Casa sulla Morella - Andrea Oliva

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Selected essay

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Appendix

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Andrea Oliva graduated in Architecture at the Polytechnic of Milan in 1998. Since 2001 he works in research and is an adjunct professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Engineering of the University of Parma. In 2000 he founded the â&#x20AC;&#x153;cittaarchitetturaâ&#x20AC;? conducting the business of design at different scales by seeking new spatial solutions in the context of the contemporary landscape through a particular attention to the issues of energy sustainability. The experimental dimension is accompanied by a full professional competence that takes advantage of expert advice (structures, equipment, roads, economy, landscape, artwork, lighting) to respond to complex and design programs. He has designed and built public buildings, residential, commercial and industrial and hotel complexes, as well as public spaces, urban planning and landscape projects, urban and historical redevelopment projects, and has participated in numerous national and international competitions and won several awards and is active in the assembly and the interior design. The works and projects have been exhibited and published in Italian and international journals.

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Book editor presentation

“Writing about music is like dancing about architecture” Frank Zappa

Erika Mazza was born in Parma November 9, 1991. She attended the Art Institute “Paolo Toschi”, high school in Parma, with specialization in architecture and design. In 2008-2009 lived in Denmark coming into contact with the Scandinavian architecture and design and learning about a different culture than Italian. She graduated in 2010 and enrolled at the Polytechnic in Milan.

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Work facts

Project:

Casa sulla Morella

Address:

Strada Gazzo, 18/A, Castelnovo Sotto (RE)

Area:

16120,50 m²

Volume:

2706,60 m³

Type:

Housing

Planned:

2005 – 2006

Built:

2007-2009

Client:

Private

Architect:

Andrea Oliva

Responsible partner:

Collaborator:

Luca Paroli

Structural engineer:

David Zilioli

Awards:

International Prize for Sustainable Architecture 2010

References:

http://www.cittaarchitettura.it http://asthought.polimi-cooperation.org/andrea-oliva-casa-sulla-morella-castelnovo-sotto-reitaly-2009/

Project description:

Casa sulla Morella-Andrea Oliva

History of Commission:

Main architectural ideas: