“ARCHITECTURE AND TERRITORY”

CONNECTION_IMPORT

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Nicola RegusciArchitect

Xavier Bustos Serrat Architect

Irma Arribas PerezPhD Architect

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The _CONNECTION project was born out of the desire to establish a cultural connection between the city of Barcelona and other European cities. A series of architecture exhibitions are the focus of this project, wich also offers other events such as conferences and meetings between universities and aims to create synergies between the professional architects involved. Each event, which is called “connection”, is composed of a first exhibition in Barcelona, followed by a second presentation in the invited country. These architecture exhibitions are entitled “Barcelona_Import” (followed by the name of the invited city or region) and “Barcelona_Export”.

The aim is to create a network of cultural connections between cities as a means of spreading the values of urbanism and architecture. Each new connection will offer a new theme, wich will always take into acount the idiosyncrasies and the cultural and architectural background of the invited city or region. The curators will select 20 projects by architects under 50 years of age who represent the contemporary architecture that is being achieved in a given territory. The first set of connections will take place in Switzerland, a country with an important architectural and cultural tradition.

This first exhibition seeks to identify the key under-50 players from Ticino during the 2002-2012 decade. The theme chosen for this first confrontation with Barcelona is “Architecture in the Territory”. The Canton of Ticino is a mainly mountainous territory which nevertheless has many other geographical conformations such as hills and plains, valleys and lakes. More than half of the territory of the canton is uninhabited. The majority of the population lives in the center-south area between Sopraceneri (Magadino, Locarno and Bellinzona) and Sottoceneri (Lugano, Mendrisio and Chiasso).This particular geography, together with the gradual population increase and the presence of the prevalent type of single-family houses, as well as the difficulty of finding accommodation within the larger centers, has generated a gradual growth of urban expansion known as “urban sprawl”.

From Chiasso to Bellinzona – the capital – via Lugano – the main economic center – we find a single continuous low-density urban agglomeration. The backbone of this diffuse city seems to be the highway that runs through the canton from north to south, connecting Italy and the South of the Alps with the rest of Switzerland and Northern Europe. The Barcelona_Import Ticino exhibition seeks to locate a series of works from this territory that together represent a snapshot of the quality of Ticino architecture from the last decade. The better to represent this relationship between architecture and territory – starting from the south and moving up the canton to the valleys of the far north – we have chosen a series of combinations between works and geographical context:

• architecture in lowland areas• architecture in the urban context• architecture in the vicinity of lakes• architecture in hilly areas• architecture in mountain areas

The main focus of this exhibition is on residential settlements and public buildings and schools in urban and suburban areas as well as in less populated areas.

“ARCHITECTURE AND TERRITORY”

CPC SPORTS HALL. CHIASSO BASERGA MOZZETTI ARCHITETTI _ www.basergamozzetti.ch

CATTANEO HOUSE. CASTEL SAN PIETRO CELORIA ARCHITECTS _ www.celoria.ch KINDERGARTEN. STABIO GIRAUDI WETTSTEIN _ www.giraudiwettstein.ch

TWO FAMILY HOUSE. RANCATE STOCKER LEE ARCHITETTI _ www.stocker-lee.ch

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KINDERGARTEN. CARONA VOLPATOHATZ _ www.volpatohatz.ch

IVE HOUSES. BARBENG0 STUDIO MEYER E PIATTINI_ www.meyerpiattini.ch

SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE. CARABIETTA STEFANO MOOR ARCHITETTO_ www.stefanomoor.ch

CAMAR HOUSE. MONTAGNOLA KÖNZ MOLO ARCHITETTI_ www.koenzmolo.ch

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SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE. VERNATE LUCA GZZANIGA ARCHITETTI _ www.lucagazzaniga.ch

APARTMENT HOUSE. PREGASSONA ARCHITETTI PEDROZZI E DIAZ SARAVIA _www.pedrozzidiazsaravia.ch

BELTRAMINA APARTMENT HOUSE. LUGANO ARCHITETTI TIBILETTI ASSOCIATI_ www.tibilettiassociati.ch

CIVIC CENTER. VEZIA BEIER CABRINI ARCHITETTI_ www.beiercabrini.ch

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GSC BLACK HOUSE. CAGIALLO DF - DIARIO FRANCHINI _ www.d-f.ch

CONCRETE HOUSE. S. ABBONDIO WESPI DE MEURON ROMEO ARCHITETTI _ www.wdmra.ch

PARKING. CAMORINO BONETTI E BONETTI ARCHITETTI _ www.bonettiarchitetti.ch

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CENTER. GORDOL DURISCH + NOLLI_ www.durischnolli.com

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FARM CATTORI. GIUBIASCO CRISTINA GUERRA _ www.cristinaguerra.ch

1077 PROJECT. BELINZONA GUIDOTTI ARCHITETTI + ANDREA FRAPOLLI _ www.guidottiarchitetti.com

HOLIDAY HOUSE. MOLARE CANEVASCINI & CORECCO _ www.canevascinicorecco.ch

CA’JANUS. PONTO VALENTINO BUZZI STUDIO D’ARCHITETTURA_ www.buzziarchitetti.ch

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23 MAY-06 JUNE 2013 COAC

Plaça Nova 5, 08002Barcelona (Spain)

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_ Headquarters of the Gottardo bank (BSI), Lugano, 1988 ARCH. MARIO BOTTA_ Pioggia d’oro district, Sorengo, 1989 ARCH. ELIO OSTINELLI, FABIO MUTTONI_ Pedrazzini house, Losone, 1990-1991 ARCH. GIORGIO TOGNOLA, MICHELE TOGNOLA_ Kalt house, Locarno Monti, 1990-1991 ARCH. RAFFAELE CAVADINI_ Quattrini apartment house, Minusio, 1990-1991 ARCH. MICHELE ARNABOLDI_ Righetti house, Arcegno, 1991 ARCH. MICHELE ARNABOLDI_ Vacchini Costa house, Tenero, 1991-1992 ARCH. LIVIO VACCHINI_ Aebischer house, Ascona, 1992 ARCH. CHRISTOPH ZÜRCHER_ Gianola Atelier, Mendrisio, 1994 ARCH. IVANO GIANOLA_ Municipal warehouse, Lumino, 1995 ARCH. SERGIO CATTANEO _ Athletic sport gym, Losone, 1996 ARCH. LIVIO VACCHINI_ Bianchi-Gysin double house, Novazzano, 1996-1998 ARCH. ANDREA BASSI_ Apartamnt house, Massagno, 1997 ARCH. ANTONIO ANTORINI, LUCA ANTORINI_ Library of the Swiss Italian University, 1998-2002 ARCH. GIORGIO TOGNOLA, MICHELE TOGNOLA_ Single family house, Campo Vallemaggia, 1998 ARCH. ROBERTO BRICCOLA_ Lugano house, Lugano, 1999 ARCH. PIETRO BOSCHETTI_ La Ferriera building, Locarno, 2000-2003 ARCH. LIVIO VACCHINI_ Canavée building, Mendrisio, 2002 ARCH. AMR SOLIMAN, PATRIK ZURKIRCHEN

_ Public swimming pool, Bellinzona, 1970 ARCH. FLORA RUCHAT-RONCATI, AURELIO GALFETTI, IVO TRÜMPY_ Kindergarten, Lugano-Viganello, 1969-1970 ARCH. FLORA RUCHAT-RONCATI, AURELIO GALFETTI, IVO TRÜMPY_ Caccia house, Cadenazzo, 1971 ARCH. MARIO BOTTA_ Bianchi house, Riva San Vitale, 1972-1973 ARCH. MARIO BOTTA_ Secondary school, Chiasso, 1972-1973 ARCH. MARCO KRÄHENBÜHL, TINO BOMIO_ Durisch house and atelier, Riva San Vitale, 1973-1974 ARCH. GIANCARLO DURISCH_ Tonini house, Torricella-Taverne, 1972-1974 ARCH. BRUNO REICHLIN, FABIO REINHARD_ Macconi building, Lugano, 1973-1975 ARCH. ALBERTO TIBILETTI, LIVIO VACCHINI_ Renovation of the historic center, Monte Carasso, 1977 ARCH. LUIGI SNOZZI_ Athletic sport gym, Neggio, 1978-1980 ARCH. MARIO CAMPI, FRANCO PESSINA, NIKI PIAZZOLI_ Renovation of the Castel Grande, Bellinzona, 1980 ARCH. AURELIO GALFETTI_ Rotonda house, Stabio, 1981-1982 ARCH. MARIO BOTTA_ Elementary school, Montagnola, 1982 ARCH. LIVIO VACCHINI_ Secondary school, Riva S. Vitale, 1982 ARCH. GIANCARLO DURISCH_ Pusterla house, Morbio Superiore, 1983 ARCH. MARIO BOTTA_ Lecchini house, Gambarogno, 1984 ARCH. ORLANDO PAMPURI_ Heschl house, Agarone, 1985 ARCH. LUIGI SNOZZI

_ College, Locarno, 1961-1963 ARCH. DOLF SCHNEBLI_ Village S.Michele, Caslano, 1964 ARCH. FRANCO S. PONTI _ Freeway A2, Chiasso-Airolo, 1963-1983 ARCH. RINO TAMI_ Social apartements house, Lugano, 1966 ARCH. DOLF SCHNEBLI, ISIDOR RYSER_ Bucerius house, Ascona, 1966 ARCH. RICHARD NEUTRA_ Casa Citron, Carona, 1963-1964 ARCH. ATELIER 5_ Secondary school, Locarno, 1963-1964 ARCH. DOLF SCHNEBLI, ERNST ENGELER,ISIDOR RYSER BERNHARD MEIER_ Koerfer house, Ascona, 1964-1967 ARCH. MARCEL BREUER, HERBERT BECKHARD_ Fercasa apartment house, Novazzano, 1965 ARCH. ALBERTO FINZI, PAOLO ZÜRCHER_ Tognola house, Biasca, 1965 ARCH. FRANCO S. PONTI_ Fabrizia apartment house, Bellinzona, 1966 ARCH. LUIGI SNOZZI, LIVIO VACCHINI_ Filippini house and atelier, Muzzano, 1968-1970 ARCH. MARIO CAMPI, FRANCO PESSINA, NIKI PIAZZOLI_ School, Stabio, 1968-1974 ARCH. TITA CARLONI_ Casa Del Popolo, Lugano, 1970 ARCH. TITA CARLONI

_ Warehouse, Balerna, 1924 ING. ROBERT MAILLART, ETTORE BRENNI_ Theatre San Materno, 1927 ARCH. CARL WEIDEMEYER_ Hotel Monte Verità, Ascona, 1928 ARCH. EMIL FAHRENKAMP_ Department library, Lugano, 1939-1941 ARCH. RINO, CARLO TAMI_ Headquarters Swiss Italian Radio RSI, Besso, 1951-1962 ARCH. RINO TAMI, ALBERTO CAMENZIND, AUGUSTO JÄGGLI_ Casa Torre apartment house, Cassarate, 1953-1958 ARCH. RINO TAMI_ Cinema Theatre, Acquarossa, 1955 ARCH. GIAMPIERO MINA_ Secondary School, Bellinzona, 1956-1958 ARCH. ALBERTO CAMENZIND, BRUNO BROCCHI_ Cate apartment house, Massagno, 1957 ARCH. PEPPO BRIVIO_ Balmelli house, Rovio, 1957 ARCH. TITA CARLONI, LUIGI CAMENISCH_ Società Bancaria Ticinese, Swiss private bank, Bellinzona, 1960 ARCH. AUGUSTO JÄGGLI_ Rotalinti house, Bellinzona, 1960 ARCH. AURELIO GALFETTI_ Kindergarten, Chiasso, 1960-1964 ARCH. FLORA RUCHAT-RONCATI, ANTONIO ANTORINI, FRANCESCO POZZI

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_ University building, Lugano, 2001 ARCH. LORENZO MARTINI, BRUNO-FIORETTI-MARQUEZ_ University building, Lugano, 2001 ARCH. AURELIO GALFETTI, JACHEN KONZ_ Raiffeisen Bank, Intragna, 2001-2002 ARCH. MICHELE ARNABOLDI_ Marconi house, Quinto, 2002 ARCH. GIORGIO GUSCETTI_ Apartment house, Locarno, 2002-2005 ARCH. SNOZZI-GROISMAN_ Administration building, Locarno, 2002-2005 ARCH. SERGIO CATTANEO_ Nembrini House, Gudo, 2003-2004 ARCH. GIORGIO E MICHELE TOGNOLA_ Science building of USI University, Lugano, 2003-2004 ARCH. GIORGIO E MICHELE TOGNOLA _ M.A.X MUSEUM, Chiasso, 2003-2005 ARCH. DURISCH + NOLLI_ Kindergarten, Arosio, 2004-2006 ARCH. PIETRO BOSCHETTI_ Administration building, Chiasso, 2006 ARCH. MASSIMO MARAZZI E ELIO OSTINELLI_ Accademy house, Mendrisio, 2006 ARCH. CAROLA BARCHI, JACHEN KÖNZ, LUDOVICA MOLO_ Valsagra housing, Pazzallo, 2006-2009 ARCH. FERRARI ARCHITETTI_ Apartment house, Lugano, 2007-2008 ARCH. LORENZO FELDER_ Senior Residence, Agno, 2007-2009 ARCH. LUCA GAZZANIGA_ Senior Residence, Locarno, 2007-2009 ARCH. FRANCO E PAOLO MORO_ Panoramic housing, Lugano, 2009 ARCH. MARIO CONTE_ Cultural center LAC, Lugano, 2013 ARCH. IVANO GIANOLA

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CPC SPORTS HALL. CHIASSO

The placement of the new double gymnasium in the context of the school campus and museum at the centre of Chiasso allows various relationships with these important urban planning elements.

The main volume of the sports hall is built on a square floor plan and has a partially protuding base.

While the sports hall has no privileged orientation and assumes the character of a public space, the base reacts to the different situation and topographical divergences.

To highlight the duality of the base and the visible volume of the sports hall, the latter is deteched from it and hovers on all four sides upon a pointed bearing.

The detachment of the main volume provides the lighting for the interior and connects it with various urban and landscape elements in the vicinity.

BASERGA MOZZETTI ARCHITETTIwww.basergamozzetti.ch

Architect Nicola Baserga, Christian MozzettiEngineering Pedrazzini Guidotti SaglPhotos by Filippo SimonettiTypology Public buildingLocation Chiasso Client Sezione Logistica Cantone TicinoArea 2.030 m2Cost 6’400’000.- CHFConstruction data 2009 – 2011

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INAUGURATION

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23 MAY 2013 COAC

Plaça Nova 5, 08002, Barcelona (Spain)

Conference by Alberto CarusoArchitect and director of ARCHI magazine.

ACADEMIC DISCUSSION

24 MAY 2013 ROCA GALLERY

c/ Joan Güell, 2115, Barcelona (Spain)

Conference by Roberto BriccolaArchitect and teacher at Academia di Architettrura di Mendrisio,

ARCHI-MEETING

24 MAY 2013 AAAB

Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 694, 08010, Barcelona (Spain)

23 MAY 2013 COACPlaça Nova 5, 08002, Barcelona (Spain)

Conference by Alberto CarusoArchitect and director of ARCHI magazine.

ARCHI-MEETINGACADEMIC DISCUSSION

24 MAY 2013 AAABGran Via de les Corts Catalanes 694, 08010, Barcelona (Spain)

24 MAY 2013 ROCA GALLERYc/ Joan Güell, 2115, Barcelona (Spain)

Conference by Roberto BriccolaArchitect and teacher at Academia di Architettrura di Mendrisio,

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EDITORSNicola Regusci

Xavier Bustos SerratIrma Arribas Perez

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1077 PROJECT. BELLINZONAPROGETTO 1077. BELLINZONA

GUIDOTTI ARCHITETTI con ANDREA FRAPOLLI ARCHITETTOwww.guidottiarchitetti.com | www.andreafrapolli.ch

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L’edificio sorge su un lotto d’angolo in un quartiere di fine XIX° secolo, ai piedi della rocca di Castelgrande a Bellin-zona. Il quartiere ha mantenuto, nel tempo, l’originaria struttura di ville con giardino.

Lo stabile è composto da quattro appartamenti posizio-nati uno per piano. A causa dell’ alto livello della falda freatica, e in analogia con le ville del quartiere, il piano terreno risulta sopraelevato di 1,40 metri ca. rispetto al giardino.

L’accesso all’edificio avviene da un portico esterno situato al piano terra ribassato rispetto alla strada e accessibile grazie a una scala e a una rampa. In questo livello trovano posto i locali di servizio. Da qui, attraverso l’ascensore, si accede direttamente agli appartamenti. La tipologia ad “open space”, vetrata a 360°, permette la massima li-bertà nell’organizzazione interna degli spazi a vantaggio di un ampio margine di personalizzazione.

La struttura in cemento armato é stata razionalizzata e ridotta ai minimi termini coerentemente con la scelta tipologica. I quattro pilastri (uno per facciata) portano l’edificio, mentre i tre vani tecnici interni, oltre alla loro funzione pratica (ascensore, scala e colonna tecnica) lo controventano. Il maggior spessore delle solette in corrispondenza delle vetrature perimetrali rende com-planari gli spazi interni con quelli esterni, irrigidendo al contempo le solette in concomitanza degli ampi sbalzi.

La profondità della terrazza varia a seconda dell’orienta-mento in modo da garantire maggiori apporti solari nella stagione fredda e un ombreggiamento ottimale in estate. Il sistema di tende a scorrimento orizzontale funge pure da schermo per garantire, laddove richiesta, l’intimità degli spazi interni.

The structure stands on a corner lot in a late 19th century neighborhood, at the foot of the Castelgrande fortress in Bellinzona. Over time, the neighborhood has maintained the original structures of villas with gardens.

The building consists of four apartments, each located on a separate floor. Due to the high water table, and similar to the other villas in the neighborhood, the ground floor is raised approximately 1.40 meters above the garden.

Access to the building is through an external portico on the ground floor which is lower than the road and acces-sible by a staircase and a ramp. The service rooms are located on this level. From here, the elevator provides di-rect access to the apartments. The “open space” plan and 360-degree panoramic windows allow maximum freedom in organizing the internal spaces, thereby allowing for a high degree of customization.

The reinforced concrete structure has been streamlined and reduced to the minimums due to the typological choice. The four pillars (one per side) bear the building, while the three internal technical rooms, in addition to their practical function (elevator, staircase and technical column), brace the building. The greater thickness of the slabs at the perimeter of the windows makes the interior flush with the exterior while, at the same time, reinforcing the floors at the generous overhangs.

The depth of the terrace varies depending on its orienta-tion so as to ensure more solar heat gains in the winter and optimal shading in the summer. The exterior cur-tains, which slide horizontally, act also as a screen to en-sure the intimacy of the interior spaces where required.

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http://www.coac.net/COAC/Agenda_Setmanal/2013/Setmana_21/FLYER%20INAUGURACIoN_ticino.pdf

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