TERNULLOMELO ARCHITECTS

X Space 2

2012-02-28T12:45:00.000Z

|bob| International Magazine of Space Design 089

2012-01-16T12:46:00.000Z

|bob| International Magazine of Space Design, nº 089

Tower House

2011-12-02T17:55:00.001Z

Molfetta (BA), Italy

The building, a narrow northeastern-oriented enclosed lot in the old town of Molfetta, is a rare surviving example of medieval popular housing units.
This type of housing, named "tower house" was destined to various families, who used to live on separate floors, connected by a common stairwell, with a barn and a water tank in the basement.
In fact engineer Giangaspero, author of the recovery plan drafted by the City in 1934, wrote: "In functional terms it were promiscuous, where the steep flights of narrow wooden stairs were not reached by means of landings, but through the rooms inhabited by the other housemates" .
Its morphology is characterized by a predominantly vertical cell with a strongly sloping roof, with more than two levels above ground floor and a basement.
The main technical and structural characteristics of the block are easily identifiable: dry stone walls, masonry rubble vertical structure, arched masonry slabs on the street and basement floors and wooden slabs on the upper floors, fireplace on the rear of each floor, gabled roof with balcony towards the main road.

The set of planned interventions is aimed at the protection and enhancement of the building,
The project preserves the residential use, maintaining the logic of the old distribution system and the main characteristics of the original building. Instead of housing different families, each floor will be dedicated to a single functional use:the ground floor for living (living room/study), the first floor for eating (kitchen/dining room) and the second floor for sleeping (bedroom). The basement will house a small interior pool and the attic a small reading room.

TERNULLOMELO + Stefania Stellacci

Project Team
Eliano Dias Felício

Structural Engineering
Giacomo De Michele

Architettiverona 88

2011-11-02T13:11:00.000Z

Architettiverona, nº 88, Maggio/Agosto 2011

Il Sole 24 Ore, Progetti e Concorsi 40/2011

2011-10-26T13:12:00.000+01:00

Il Sole 24 Ore, Progetti e Concorsi nº 40/2011

Orçamento Participativo Lisboa 2011

2011-09-23T17:13:00.001+01:00

[PT]
O nosso projecto para a reconversão de uma barcaça em piscina flutuante/praia urbana foi incluído na lista de projectos em votação para o orçamento participativo da Câmara Municipal de Lisboa. Como tal encontra-se em votação até ao próximo dia 30 de Setembro.
Convidamo-vos a participar neste processo votando, se possível, no nosso projecto. Para tal terão apenas que visitar esta página e fazer o registo. Depois do login, procurar pelo projecto com o Número de Registo "42", cujo título é "RECICLAGEM DAS BARCAÇAS DO TEJO TRANSFORMANDO-AS EM PRAIAS URBANAS" e votar.

Para mais informações poderão aderir à página no facebook.

[ENG]
Our project for the conversion of a barge into a floating swimming pool /urban beach was included in the list of projects for Lisbon's participatory budget.

For more info please check our facebook page.

Ateliers Abertos 2011

2011-09-05T18:28:00.000+01:00

Gandia Blasco Lisbon
June 9th to June 25th 2011

Atelier Abertos (Open Offices) is an event created by OASRS (Ordem dos Arquitectos Secção Regional Sul), in order to promote architecture and its role. This event had two stages. One in which OASRS challenged architectural offices in Lisbon to display one or more project's three-dimensional models in a shop window in Lisbon and a second one in which those same offices opened their doors to general public.

Photos: ©Francisco Nogueira

Participating stores and offices:
Moy - 71 Arquitectos
B Bazar - Quadrante Arquitectura
Fabrico Infinito - Pedro Reis
Matéria Prima - João Inácio
Zeppelin Vintage - FSSMGN Arquitectos
Sneakers Delight - Nadir Bonaccorso
Facto - 18:25 Empreiteiros Digitais
Anlorbel - Pedro Domingos Arquitectos
Domo - MXTSudio
Gandia Blasco - Ternullomelo
Marim Outdoor Concept - The Glub
Paris-Sete - Atelier Bugio
Steinwall - Falanstério
White Life Design - José Adrião
Galeria Reverso - Atelier Data

IW Magazine #79

2011-09-05T18:26:00.001+01:00

IW Magazine, nº 79, April 2011

Open Japan Global 72hr Worksprint - Lisbon

2011-09-05T18:25:00.000+01:00

Palácio Quintela, Lisbon
June 10th-12th 2011

"An earthquake of magnitude 9.0 shook Japan on March 11. It is one of the strongest earthquakes ever measured worldwide. The earthquake was followed by up to 10 meter high tsunami waves that caused extensive damage. More 25.000 people died, or are still missing, over 160.000 people are looking for shelter, over 45.000 houses, community buildings and infrastructure have to be reconstructed after this multiple disasters compounded by an ongoing nuclear crisis.
Inspired by the wish to help people in Japan we at OpenSimSim decided to start an initiative called “OpenJapan”. We at OpenSimSim believe that monetary assistance helps but has not to be the only solution. By launching the initiative “OpenJapan” we would like to offer the opportunity to give what can be also very valuable: time, knowledge and experience.
The initial approaches was to discuss the issue of possible solutions we received a great feedback from many people from all over the world wanting to help or proposing ideas for projects.
Based on this we are starting our first initiative:
We are asking people to donate three days of their time in a worldwide collaborative event."

Photo: Tiago Lisboa Peralta

"La Rocca" - 1st prize

2011-05-31T13:59:00.001+01:00

International ideas competition for the restoration and reuse of the Rocca historic building and the adjoining park
Nogarole Rocca (VR), Italy

The design intent is to restore the Fortess’s monumental and representative character, a stage for crossed activities, events, connections, services, meetings, allowing a continuous flow, day and night, and inter-connected to different users (tourists, young and senior citizens...).

The project has three main goals: the rehabilitation of the inner courtyard, transformed into a piazza, the poly-functionalization of the existing buildings and the requalification of Rocca’s Park.

Piazza Scaligera
"The squares (..) are the formal space of the community, the place where history, cultural movements, artistic styles, material culture, collective imagination, symbolic projections, established rituals, traditions and behavioral habits intersection occurs."
(C. Dardi, Place d'Italie, in "Agora", 1, Rome 1987)

The redevelopment of the inner courtyard, conceived as a mend to Nogarole’s social and connective tissue, foresees a stabilized earth and stone paving and the addition of chairs and tables, in order to restore its original aggregative potential. The Piazza Scaligera, whose name derives from one of the most important noble families residing in the fortress, is crossed by a pedestrian-cycle path attaching the town’s old road to the Torre Storta o di Roncaraldo.

Rocca’s buildings
The program for the Rocca’s reuse derives of the historical interpretation of the functional and formal invariants of the buildings. The West and East wings (manor and workers house) keep their residential character, hosting an accommodation structure, while for the remaining wings of the Rock, historically subject to major functional upheavals, a flexible program has been prepared, designed to improve and increase services to citizens.
The inclusion of various public services, such as the information desk and welcoming center, ATM,postbox, bicycle parking and renting, promotes and enhances the Piazza Scaligera’s livability, allowing a collective participation of the recovery and preservation of this great historical and architectural heritage.

Parco della Rocca
The proposal is based on the interpretation of the site’s historical evolution, highlighting traces and relationships.
Water, an essential element for landscape design, structures the project for the Urban Park.
On the one hand, we investigate through the obvious signs of existing vegetation to bring to light the main water structure, which marked the fortress from 1600 onwards: the lake.
On the other hand, the channel, natural boundary of the intervention, is revitalized through simple enhancement of the corresponding vegetable plants, which constitute the identity of the place.
This way the palimpsest of the project is defined.

Project Team
Stefania Stellacci, Eliano Dias Felício

Landscape Architecture
Paratelier - Monica Ravazzolo (principal), Angela Garcia Pereda, Bojan Balen (collaborators)

Economic Feasibility Study
Insight Engineering S.r.l. - Lino Girometta, Giuseppe Bianco

caffè d'architettura

2011-05-30T22:00:00.003+01:00

mom'ART / B'art
Reggio Calabria, Italy
April 27th 2011

Arqa / Pré-Existências Recicladas

2011-05-10T17:08:00.000+01:00

revista Arqa, nº 92/93, maio/junho 2010

download the pdf here

Lisboaideia 2011

2011-04-26T22:16:00.002+01:00

MUDE - Museu do Design e da Moda
April 19th 2011

The 19th of April 2011, in MUDE - Museu do Design e da Moda, Lisbon, TERNULLOMELO presented one idea for Lisbon to be included in Lisbon's 2011 Participative Budget.

Cottage Inn

2011-04-13T11:23:00.001+01:00

Vila Nova de Cacela, Portugal

TERNULLOMELO + Laurentino Cordeiro

Project Team
Stefania Stellacci, Eliano Felício

Progetti di giovani architetti italiani Vol.2

2011-04-05T18:36:00.000+01:00

Progetti di giovani architetti italiani, Vol.2, Utet Scienze Tecniche

New Italian Blood exhibition

2011-03-16T15:35:00.000Z

From the 25th of March to the 25th of April 2011, Chiostro delle Palme/Centro Culturale San Biagio in Cesena, Italy will be exhibiting the ten young architects and landscapers awarded with the 2010 New Italian Blood Prize.

The event is organized by P’ARC Architettura del Paesaggio in collaboration with newitalianblood, Comune di Cesena, Ordine degli Architteti PPC di Forlì-Cesena.

Country Hotel

2011-02-07T18:03:00.001Z

Tavira, Portugal

TERNULLOMELO + Laurentino Cordeiro

Client
Yellow Daisy Unipessoal, lda

Project Team
Stefania Stellacci, Eliano Felício

Attitude #37

2011-02-07T18:02:00.002Z

Attitude, nº 37, Jan/Feb 2011

Costruire #331

2011-02-07T18:02:00.001Z

Costruire, nº 331, Dicembre 2010

Time Out Lisboa #166

2011-02-07T18:02:00.000Z

Time Out Lisboa, nº 166, 1 a 7 Dezembro 2010

Living Architecture & Artangel: A Room For London

2011-01-12T17:31:00.001Z

kaleidoscope

Coined in 1817 by Scottish inventor Sir Eoin Cussen, the word "kaleidoscope" is derived from the Ancient Greek καλ(ός) (beauty, beautiful), είδο(ς) (form, shape) and -σκόπιο (tool for examination) – hence "observer of beautiful forms."

Spending a unique night in a one-bedroom temporary home/hotel perched on the top of the Queen Elizabeth Hall roof should not be an ordinary experience but a rather extraordinary architectural adventure.
Our proposal attemps to redefine the relationship between interior and exterior. There is no inside nor outside, instead a so called “enterior” (exterior+interior) space - conceived as a porch from where, warmed by an outdoor (bio) fireplace, you can contemplate London and its magnificence.

Aside from aesthetical considerations, it’s distinctive faceted form is a consequence of concept and context. The pavilion is a landscape perception device: like a lens, framing, interiorizing and capturing/imprisoning pieces of landscape and landmarks, and like a kaleidoscope reflecting/mirroring landscape, casting the city in a new light.
Locating the room was key in the development of the proposal; it was important to assure the widest angle possible and visibility of the structure. It is a site specific structure since openings and mirrored surfaces (and what they reflect) are precisely oriented (though, it would be even more interesting to see how it would perform in other locations).
As part of the strategy, the Queen Elizabeth Hall roof is covered with white artificial grass and flower-shaped photovoltaic panels would be disposed to form a small garden overlooking London.

Client
Living Architecture & Artangel

Project Team
Stefania Stellacci, Eliano Felício

Structural Engineering
João Paulo Cardoso (PRPC engenheiros)

Building Physics
Guilherme Carrilho da Graça (Natural Works)

Progetti di Giovani Architetti Italiani

2010-12-22T14:57:00.015Z

TRIENNALE DI MILANO

Sede Bovisa

December 3rd, 2010 to January 9th, 2011

The exhibition, curated by Luca Paschini and promoted by GiArch (Coordinamento Nazionale Giovani Architetti), UTET Scienze Tecniche e la Fondazione La Triennale di Milano, features selected projects of Italian under 40 architects. The projects were also published in two Linea GiArch volumes.

featured architects: ABW, Elena Arcidiacono, Nicola Auciello, aut_Miglietta Associati, Daniele Baiotto, B+D+M, BEMaa, Roberto Bianchi, Thomas Bisiani, Alessio Bolgan/Zanon Associati, Boffa/Delpiano, brh+, Riccardo Butini, Luigi Cafiero, Davide Cammarata, Gianclaudio Caponio, Mauricio Cardenas Laverde, Eros Colzani, Eddy Cretaz, Cumo/Mori/Roversi, dep studio, Designo, diverserighe, EXiT, Enza Evangelista, FANstudio, Nicola Feriotti, Fondarius Architecture, Lorenzo Fontana, Erik Giudice, Ghigos Ideas, Marco Grandesso/Schiavo/ZAmbarda, Graziano/Casolino, Iotti/Pavarani, Liverani/Molteni, Paolo Livi, maat architettura, mag.MA architetture, Manca Studio, Elena Manferdini, MARC, MDU, Medir, Microscape, Montini/Zoli, mtstudio, Neostudio, nEmoGruppo, Nicolino/Ratti, OBR, Andrea Oliva, Openbau, Paratelier, Donatella Pino, Lorenzo Rossi, RWS, Michele Saulle, Signorotti/Sotte, Spedstudio, Studio 74, Studio Disegno, Studio HYD, Studio M2R, Tabò/Mukerjee, Tabò/Baiotto, Ternullomelo, Traverso/Vighy, Unders, Rodolfo Virgili, Denis Zaghi, ZaniratoStudio.

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Requalification of Navalrocha shipyard

2010-11-09T13:18:00.000Z

TERNULLOMELO + PARATELIER

Client
Navalrocha

Project Team
Xavier Loureiro, Pieter Bostoen

Arquitectura 21 #12

2010-11-01T17:47:00.000Z

Arquitectura 21, nº 12, setembro-outubro 2010

Pré-Existências Recicladas

2010-10-20T17:43:00.024+01:00

On occasion of World Architecture Day 2010 celebrations, OASRS invited architects to present selected works on the theme of “recycling pre-existences".

The purpose of the initiative was "to promote projects/works based on existing constructions. Projects/works, that do not occupy new ground, new territory, but "recycle" existing matter."

TERNULLOMELO presented the project for a floating swimming pool using existing and currently unused barges regularly used for carrying freight or dredging waste.

The conference was held at Portas do Sol, the 20th October 2010.