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Lido Nettuno

The intention of the City is to create a site unique, recognizable and representative. The strength of the project is inspired by the tension created by the different functions provided in united by the use of a unique design language. One area of ​​intervention affects the lake where it provides for a system of jetties that run on water use and providing new opportunities for creating perspectives you never thought possible on the natural environment. The new structures, consistent design approach, in turn, rotate, thin, surprise and excite, but they impose themselves imply a great ability to integrate into context and make their own, innovating, the cultural values ​​of the site. Every architectural element is not an end in itself but interacts closely with all elements of the overall project. The wharf less remains at the same level of the existing drive and has a small bar in the terminal as well as a floating dock that allows the berthing of vessels on both sides. The upper deck is engaged at the same height, but with a slight slope, goes up to climb over the pier below and soar toward the center of the lake. Here the shade sails allow comfortable use and flexible open spaces even in the hottest periods. Only fixed elements are the pews, from design rigorously simple and geometric. At the perimeter of the pontoons there is a striking night light. From these lines generates an exhibition space dedicated to freshwater fish where, in coverage, is a charming place amphitheater. This will also include other measures such as the improvement of the beach with docks wood for walking and relaxation and a large pool where you will have the perception of swimming in the lake while you are in a protected space and with purified water.

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Projektjahr
2009
Kategorie
Parks/Gärten
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