“IN POLONIA, PAESE NON MOLTO RICCO RISPETTO A QUELLI OCCIDENTALI, I VANTAGGI FUNZIONALI NEL DARE FORMA ALLO SPAZIO IN RELAZIONE AL PREZZO STANNO GIOCANDO UN RUOLO DETERMINANTE. LA CERAMICA È IL SOLO MATERIALE IN GRADO DI SODDI- SFARE LE ASPETTATIVE STABILITE RISPETTANDO ANCHE IL BUDGET DEL PROGETTO”. Bolesław Stelmach
“POLAND IS NOT AS RICH AS OTHER WESTERN COUNTRIES. THAT’S WHY THE FUNCTIONAL ADVANTAGES IN GIVING SHAPE TO SPACE AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE PLAY AN ESSENTIAL ROLE. CERAMICS IS THE ONLY MATERIAL THAT COULD MEET THE EXPECTA- TIONS WITHIN THE PROJECT’S BUDGET”. Bolesław Stelmach
Progetto Project
Boleslaw Stelmach - Stelmach i Partnerzy Biuro Architektoniczne Sp. Zo.o.
SISTEMA AMBIENTALE SPATIAL SYSTEM
Contesto insediativo Settlement context Urbano Urban
Destinazione Intended use Centro commerciale Shopping centre
SISTEMA TECNOLOGICO TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEM
Categoria dell’intervento Category of intervention Nuova costruzione New construction
Tecnica costruttiva Construction technique Razionalizzata Rationalised
Applicazione Application
Ambienti Settings
Pavimentazioni e rivestimenti interni Internal flooring and coverings
Atrio, ingresso, zone di transito, aree di sosta e ristoro, servizi igienici Atrium, entrance, walkways, refreshment areas, and toilets
Tipologia di posa Type of installation
Materiali ceramici Ceramic materials Granitogres
Architecture, White, Black, Dark Grey, 30x60 cm;
Superfici Superfici
10.000 mq; naturale, levigato 10,000 sq.m; matt, polished
Distributore Distributor Pragma
Unicolore, Bianco assoluto, 30x60 cm
A tutta superfice con fasce a contrasto Throughout the surface with contrasting bands
Zamkowe Tarasy Gallery is located in the heart of Lublin (Poland) near river Czechowka, at the foot of the castle and around the area of the Royal Pond. An area involved in a transformation and urban redevelopment process, which includes the construction of a sports centre and recreational centre with artificial lakes, pedestrian and bicycle paths. This particular position in the heart of the city has served as a trading hub and cultural link between the East and the West for centuries. The Zamkowe Tarasy Gallery is a three-storey facility with a three-level underground car park. The facility covers an overall surface of 68,000 sq.m. The complex houses 150 shops, a multiplex cinema, a restaurant overlooking the old city, a bowling alley, and a spa and fitness centre. This project is based on the concept developed by Stelmach i Partnerzy Biuro Architektoniczne, working in close collaboration with the local authorities and the Historic Buildings and Monuments Conservation Office. The building was constructed according to the principles of sustainability, energy efficiency, relationship with the surrounding context, existing historical elements, cultural heritage, and the environment. It is mainly a multi-purpose shopping centre and meeting place designed as a miniature city (also in consideration of its dimensions: 130x150 metres), with an internal structure defined by roads and small squares on various levels. The shopping centre is located on the banks of River Czechowka and has become an integral part of the local landscape, with access ramps covered with ivy, green surfaces, and green walls. In this context, the building’s most important façade is the roof. It is built like a sort of bridge, which can be accessed through ramps, and features intersecting terraces forming triangular shapes, thereby creating a composition that fits into the ecosystem of River Czechowka. The whole thing is covered by lawns, dwarf trees, large bushes, perennial and xerophilous plants, creating a true biosystem. The main entrance is located in the north-western corner. On the western side, there is the entrance at roof level, which leads to a terrace overlooking the castle and the old city. This space with tables and linen sun umbrellas is the perfect place to meet up with friends, enjoy a cup of coffee, or read a book. All the required technical systems are grouped in the dedicated covered area of the roof. Reinforced concrete, steel, glass, and oil-treated oak are the materials used for the construction. Inside, porcelain stoneware used for the flooring on the various levels plays a primary role, as it hints at the green outdoor elements (sloping terraces, landscape stairs, and grass strips of the roof garden), creating oblique geometric lines and a contemporary black and white contrast.
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