Progetto Project
Airat Sibaev - Tatinvestgrazhdanproject NPF
SISTEMA AMBIENTALE SPATIAL SYSTEM
Contesto insediativo Settlement context Urbano Urban
Destinazione Intended use
Stazione fluviale con museo e istituto di formazione River station with museum and educational institute
SISTEMA TECNOLOGICO TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEM
Categoria dell’intervento Category of intervention Nuova costruzione New construction
Tecnica costruttiva Construction technique Tradizionale Traditional
Applicazione Application
Ambienti Settings
Pavimentazione interna Internal flooring
Atrio, ingresso, spazi collettivi Atrium, entrance, collective spaces
Tipologia di posa Type of installation A intarsio con idrogetto. A tutta superfice
Materiali ceramici Ceramic materials Granitogres
Marmogres, Cremo Supremo, Pennsylvania, Rosso Laguna, Verde India, 60x60 cm lavorato a intarsio con idrogetto, water-jet cut to create an inlaid design. Marte, Emperador, 60x60 cm
Superfici Surfaces
3.362 mq; naturale, honed, levigato 3,362 sq.m; matt, honed, polished
Rivenditore Retailer Lucido
“LA CERAMICA TRADIZIONALE CON MAIOLICA, I RILIEVI SAGOMATI E ORNAMENTALI, GLI AFFRESCHI SONO PARTE DELLA NOSTRA RICCA STORIA ARCHITETTONICA E OFFRONO UN NUOVO SENSO E VALORE ESTETICO AGLI AMBIENTI INTERNI MODERNI. PERCIÒ, RITENGO CHE PROPRIO LA DECORAZIONE DEL PAVIMENTO COME ORNAMENTO ISPIRATO ALLA NOSTRA CULTURA NAZIONALE SIA LA PARTE PIÙ IMPORTANTE DI QUESTO PROGETTO”. Sibaev Airat
“TRADITIONAL MAJOLICA, SHAPED AND ORNAMENTAL RELIEFS, AND FRESCOES ARE PART OF OUR RICH ARCHITECTURAL HISTO- RY AND PROVIDE NEW AESTHETIC VALUE TO MODERN INTERIORS. THAT’S WHY I BELIEVE THAT THE FLOOR DÉCOR INSPIRED BY OUR NATIONAL CULTURE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF THIS PROJECT”. Sibaev Airat
The ancient city of the Bulgars is one of the oldest settlements in the Republic of Tatarstan. It was founded in 900 as a new capital after the destruction of the previous one, Bilyar. Modern-day Bolgar, also known as Bolgary or Bulgary, is located on the left bank of the River Volga, in the Spassky region. The settlement was the economic, political, and cultural centre of Volzhskaya Bulgaria. It was here that the caliph of Baghdad, Al-Muqtadir, sent a diplomatic mission in 922 leading the population to convert to Islam. The land of the Bulgars (the ancestors of today’s Tatars) became a holy place of Islam. Nowadays, Bolgar belongs to the Republic of Tatarstan within the Russian Federation. Since 2010, some of the city’s main beautiful historical buildings have been restored, including the Mosque, the Muslim seminary (Medrese), and the Memorial Sign commemorating the acceptance of Islam, all UNESCO world heritage sites. And now, the river station has joined the list. The main idea behind this project by Sibaev Airat is based on the construction of a river station as an architectural complex that combines the port and the Museum of Bulgar civilisation. The intermediate floors of the river station are occupied by the museum, while the first two floors are dedicated to the visitors who arrive from the river. This part of the complex stands out for its flooring, where the ceramic tiles draw the space with colours and compositions that create arabesques and ornaments that hint at the local historical heritage. To this end, the designer created Muslim-style decorative panels with a brightly coloured décor in the middle paired with decorations in lighter more muted colours.
Water-jet cutting with an inlaid pattern. Throughout the surface
After a long search, large state-of-the-art porcelain stoneware slabs were chosen for this purpose. These cutting-edge and environmentally friendly materials stand out for their high technical performance and feature the refined and precious colours and décors of marble. They were skilfully processed using the water-jet cutting system to recreate the typical drawings of Muslim art and culture. The flooring on the upper floor, which opens directly to the city, is covered with large porcelain stoneware tiles installed throughout the environment.
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