Vedano Cultural Hub

Vedano Cultural Hub

The project is located in a strategic space between the historic town of Vedano and the Villa Reale park in Monza, near the road leading to the Autodromo. The designed building occupies the site of a recently demolished cinema, where a small semicircular square opens up. The proposal defines an area consisting of two structures that outline the triangular courtyard. One of these structures is intended for a theater hall and is complemented by a scenic tower, an emerging element in the context, while the other portion is entirely dedicated to hosting the library. The library presents itself with an information space at the entrance, followed by a grandstand that can be used as a multifunctional space. This open space, accompanied by a staircase that becomes a bridge, is permeable from the street, opening towards the internal courtyard with a covered space to create an interesting interpenetration between internal and external public spaces.

It is proposed a settlement layout that adapts to the morphology of the site with an irregular and elongated polygonal footprint

A sequence of open public spaces, each endowed with specific character and identity, both towards the triangular square within itself and towards the external semicircular square

Info

Location

Vedano al Lambro (MB) - Italy

Status

Executive Design completed 2021

Client

Municipality of Vedano al Lambro

Total area

2.980 sqm

Built area

2.000 sqm

Program

Cultural center with library, theater (200 seats) and multipurpose hall

Architectural Design
Arch. Camillo Botticini, Arch. Matteo Facchinelli (Botticini + Facchinelli ARW S.r.l. S.t.p.) with Arch. M. Bonera and GAP Progetti srl.

Project Team
Arch. Alessandro Galperti, Arch. Stefano Andreatta, Arch. J.E. Gonzales

Structural Consultants
GAP Progetti srl

Consultants for Electrical and HVAC Design
GAP Progetti srl and Ing. L. Mastaglia

Acoustic Consultants
Ing. Luca Longhi

Renderings
© Level Archivitz

Project drawings

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