ARQUITECTURA EUROPEA, EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURE 1984-1994


UNA SELECCIO DEL PREMI PAVELLO MIES VAN DER ROHE

FUNDACIO MIES VAN DER ROHE BARCELONA
CURADURIA: Kenneth Frampton

5 mai au 24 septembre 1995
Deutsches Architektur Museum, Frankfurt am Main

16 décembre 1995 au 10 mars 1996
Nederlands Architectuurinstituut, Rotterdam

27 juin au 8 septembre 1996
Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelone

10 octobre au 10 novembre 1996
Convento Nuestra Señora de los Reyes, Séville

7 décembre 1996 au 26 janvier 1997
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
School of Architecture, Copenhague

DOCUMENTS EXPOSÉS :
4b.1 - Axonométrie éch 1:200 - fév 1987



1b.2 - Coupe A-A éch 1:100 - 10/11/86
2b.3 - Plan & croquis - 14-15 oct 1986
3b.4 - Elévation ouest éch 1:100 - 2/12/86
9c - Plan masse & toiture éch 1:200 - fév 1987
15d - Coupe E-E Est-Ouest éch 1:50 - mars 1988
12e - Plan du rez-de-jardin éch 1:100 - jan 1988
10f - Plan du rez-de-chaussée éch 1:100 - jan 1988
11g - Plan de la mezzanine éch 1:100 - jan 1988
14h - Coupe H-H Est-Ouest éch 1:50 - fév 1987
7i.1 - Coupe-élévation E-E éch 1:100 - 3/12/86
20i.2 - Coupe transversale C-C éch 1:100 - 28/11/86
6i.3 - Perspective espace accueil - 9/3/87
22i.4 - Axonométrie de l'entrée et la circulation - éch 1:200 - 24-25/2/87
16k - Coupe C-C nord sud & Coupe D-D est-ouest éch 1:50 - mars 1988
Espace C90 - Disposition des panneaux

n° d'ordre
format
document
éch
technique
support
C90-4b.1
A3
Axonométrie
1:200
encre, feutre, crayons couleur
calque
C90-1b.2
A3
Coupe A-A
1:100
encre, feutre, crayons couleur
calque
C90-2b3
A3
Croquis

encre, feutre, crayons couleur
calque
C90-3b4
A3
Elévation ouest
1:100
encre, feutre, crayons couleur
calque
C90-9c
A1
plan de masse & toiture
1:200
encre
calque
C90-15d
A1
Coupe E-E est-ouest
1:50
encre
calque
C90-12e
A1
Plan rez-de-jardin
1:100
encre
calque
C90-10f
A1
Plan rez-de-chaussée
1:100
encre
calque
C90-11g
A1
Plan mezzanine
1:100
encre
calque
C90-14h
A1
Coupe H-H est-ouest
1:50
encre
calque
C90-7i.1
A3
Coupe-élévation E-E
1:100
encre, feutre, crayons couleur
calque
C90-20i.2
A3
Coupe C-C transversale
1:100
encre, feutre, crayons couleur
calque
C90-6i.3
A3
Perspective intérieure

encre, feutre, crayons couleur
calque
C90-22i.4
A3
Axonométrie Entrée & circulation

encre, feutre, crayons couleur
calque
C90-16k
A1
Coupes nord-sud & est-ouest
1:50
encre
calque










4 TOWERS MAKE A SKYSCRAPER

EXPOSITION "GA INTERNATIONAL"
GA Gallery, Tokyo
Sous la direction de Yukio Futagawa
4 mars au 7 avril 1993

Participation de Henri Ciriani




The City of Nijmegen, with a population of 145.000, a Catholic University of 20.000 students, shares with the city of Arnheim (to the east of the Netherlands) a vast plain occupied by the busy river Waal.


Major features

Our project will be the vertical landmark of the city's new developing west area and harbour.

The new project will provide identity, visual and functional connections with the central core and enliven the immediate environment by the quality of its dwellings and gardens.

Parallel to the riverfront is the base of a triangular shaped site whose other two sides are very different: one very strongly felt --to the south-east-- because of an elevated railway track and the other poorly defined by sad low-rise housing schemes.

To cope with these elements the building's form is a linear figure produced by four square towers joined together by their diagonals in plan and revealing a structure of stepped volumes in elevation (from the river up, from 20 to 30 storeys high or 90 meters).

These towers are grounded to the site by a right-angled podium fostering a continuous movement between verticality and horizontality. This diagonally sustained shape looks differently from all four sides, thus providing a good urban orientation device.

This form also permits to represent itself differently from the city and from the suburbs, while creating a new frontality between river and garden, with apartments where the space flows through large glazed openings into far away views to the north (the river), or to the more secluded ones through the second-storey-high gardens overlooking the sunny south (the city).

These hanging gardens are used as a screen to railroad noise as well as to relate to the city's park on the other side of the tracks, giving the historical centre the image of a vertical garden.

From the other sides --that tower the countryside far beyond-- the towers will look more abstract, their use of colour contributing to their strong pictorial image.

Our first proposal treated the gardens in a more autonomous way, creating a circular independent structure linked to the towers by individual bridges. This structure, as well as the shops and offices of the original project, were removed in order to give the project a stronger residential image.


Henri Ciriani
Paris, March 1993


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