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Leandro VignaHFT Stuttgart Applicant UNC - Argentina


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UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO

Leandro Emanuel Vigna

Crdoba - Crdoba - Argentina

[email protected]


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Table of content

Urban Arts School Urbanism Landscape Design Other Works

Pages 4 - 9 Pages 10 - 15 Pages 16 - 21 Pages 22 - 23


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Urban Arts SchoolLocation

Argentina - Crdoba

Architecture IV BProfessor: Arch. de Marco, Ignacio

Vigna, Leandro - Merlo, Silvio - Chort, Guillermo

There is no architecture without action, no architecture without event, no architecture without program.

Bernard Tschumi

San Vicentes NeighborhoodFast information

LocationSan Vicente is an old Neighborhood of Crdoba. Itwas one of the first town city to be constructed. Inits beginings this neighborhood was used for the richfamilies to locate their weekend house. Then, thetown grew up and turn into the industrial pole of thecity, emerging lots of factories and warehouses. Now-adays, the factories are gone and the situation thereis of marginity and a degradated urban environment.

Crdoba

San VicenteX

The project is part o an integral renewal o the neighborhood by

incorporating specic urban acilities. It is done rom a compre-

hensive view o spatial unity that arises rom the intersection o

three spheres: the sphere o youth, the sphere o education or

the job, and the sphere o the neighborhood.

Young people in this neighborhood are living a more or less prob-lematic insertion in a country emerging rom a deep crisis and

that cannot contain them yet.

So it raises an Urban Arts School as a youth center or encounter,

expression and work. A school with the goal o developing a

social inclusion program that integrates education, art and social

organization as a means o promoting the group and individual

development . Oriented in addition to acilitate the strengthening

o identity and their insertion in the labor market, through the

acquisition o knowledge and development o new capabilities.

Urban arts on the street looking or the citizen to speak rom the

bodies o the actors, rom the murga and rom the walls. With

humor, irony and physical skills they could change Cordobas

landscape.

In our project, we retrieve and add value to the space street as

a coordinator and main condenser within the entire system o

public spaces, retrieve and add value to the squares as reerencenodes and recover and to value the linear spaces urban ronts as

internal and external structuring in relation to the rest o the city.

A new public or semi-public space trying to improve living condi-

tions and relationships, where urban is the sustainability.

The project will be the second home o the urban artists that

will work in the streets, and because o that our main idea was to

bring the street into the school. This explains why we worked

the cero plan as the most important one, and why it blends with

the vehicular street in ront that is next to the project.


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PROGRAM

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1590m2 - Extension Area- Auditorium

- Incubator

- Bar

Auditorium

Circus

Main Hall

Classrooms

Workshops

Lower courts

255m2 - Administration

- General administration

- Public attendance

- Management

495m2 - Services- Bathrooms- Dressing room

- Cleaning rooms

Natural lighting - Natural Cross ventilation - High i nsurance windows - ##eecto chimenea## - Rainwater

recollection system - All acades well protected with ##parasoles## rom the solar rays## - Mass heatingeect (large grunge### suraces) - Green roo that provides insulation and absorvs## storm water - Pre-

abricated constructions implicates lots o saved resources and less construction debris.

1740m2 - Teaching

- Common areas

- Music / Dance- Theatre

-Circus

Providing education with ast job prospects

and generating work places to beneciate

almost 20 amilies o the Neigbourhood.

420m2 - Research- Research centre

- Documentation centre

- Urban scenic arts production

centre.

Activities distributionMain zoning of the schools program

Aereal view

Transversal Cut - Passive ventilation and others environmental tasks

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Circus , patio & workshop sectionThe projects soul

The Auditorium links with the Circus area and its connection is given by a great stage with plaques as backdrop. This re-

lation enables the possibility o expanding the Auditorium in this direction or, depending the intended show, the Circus

area can expand in the other direction as well.

The entire school was concieved to be built with preabricated materials. The structure itsel is made o preab concrete.

Using this constructive method we ensure a ast construction o the entire acility, while this resistant materials will ace

the hard social environmentwhere it is located.


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The indoor hall/street is a social place where all the students can gather and interact. It also provides the opportunity

o taking the classroom out, as each o them has an expansion to this central area. For those who walk along in the

school, it would be like witness a live show perormed by the students, because o the great windows in almost every

artistic and expression classrooms.


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Longitudinal section

Indoor - Hall area

Strong materials contrasts with the colourul panels and the lower courts to represent the joyul soul and the emerging happyness o all o the urban ar ts students. The panels between the

doors (colour panels) are made o OSB panels, and can be intervened by the artists. Proceeding this way, the school would be ully covered by the art that student make.


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UrbanismLocation

Argentina - Crdoba

CordobaSan Vicente

San Vicente X

The neighhbor has grown always turning its back to the river. This

caused the complete desolation o all the river ront. In addition,

actories and big warehouse used to unction there and nowadays

everything is abandoned and in terrible conditions.

Developing in such a way also caused an extense densication o

the neighboors center (on San Jeronimo street) and the crowd oall urbans equipments in a ew city blocks, inducing the neglec-

tions in the distant zones. Those zones that are remote rom the

center, does not count with any equipment - landmark - etc. that

represents them.

Our project constisted in a master plan or the entire neighbor-

hood, and listed below are the punctual actions:

-Prioritise Ambrosio Funes street axis by incorporating green and

sidewalk widenings to link the market (historical building, now

reunctionalized as a cultural centre) with the new acilities pro-

posed in the waterront: Urban Arts Center and Center

Chariots armed-warehouse (by the strong infuence o the carnival

in this neighborhood, and subsequent work in Architecture IV B)

-Overruns into the neighborhood blocks by opening green pas-

sages and lungs. This way, neighborhood residents would be mo-

tivated to do progressive renewal batch to batch (proposed in the

non-operated area as a possible gesture to start taking advantage

o it).

-Opening o internal passages intervened squares and greenareas respecting existing withdrawals as basis or their design. So

continue with the typical residential typology given in San Vicente

through these passages.

-Conorm o the squares edges throughout the intervention area

(except in ront o the waterront, by having distinct in character).

-Ambrosio Olmos street as an axis with commercial socle.

-Expansion o existing sidewalk withdrawals.

-Linear-Park at the edge o the waterront.

-The proposed residential density increases towards the river

(urban scale) and is progressively reduced as it moves into the

neighborhood.

-Formation o internal courtyards, lined with semi-public pas-

sages.

Urbansim I BProfessor: Arch. Repiso, Mariana

Vigna, Leandro - Merlo, Silvio - Mariscotti, Eugenia

The metropolitan region is now the unctional unit o our environment, and it is desirable that this unc-

tional unit should be identifed and structured by its inhabitants. The new means o communication which

allow us to live and work in such a large interdependent region, could also allow us to make our images

commensurate with our experiences.Kevin Lynch


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PROGRAM

Project surface

Residential area

Other uses

Parking lots

Individual

Green areas

All residences should have a parking. 70% must be located under-ground and 30% on surface.

Grouped

Commerces

Colective

Services &equipments

4 - 8 hectares

60% - 70%

30% - 40%

5% - 10%

120-150 inhab/hec

180-200 inhab/hec

300-500 inhab/hec

StructurePhysical, Functional andSpatial

StructurePerceptual landscape

Structure

Road network


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Layer 5

Layer 4

Layer 3

Layer 2

Layer 1

Low residential density

Low residential densityMain axis

Low-average residential density

Secondary axis

Paths

Commercial premises

Green areas

RiverServices - Urban equipmentCommercial premises

Average residential density

Average residential density

Alleys

Nodes

Urban equipment

Green areas - squares

High residential density

High residential densityGreen areas

Main streetsSecondary streetsTrain track

Train track

Milestones

Urban structure purposed

Urban structure purposed- Hierarchization o axial and parallel roads to

the San Jeronimo street.

- New poles o equipment.

- New business.

- Improve accessibility to the neighborhood:

new linking roads.

- Connection o green dots, squares and coast

railroads.

- High density decrease at the edges and the

same

to San Jeronimo.

- Generation and connection o nodes and

milestones.

- Entailment with greens.

- Restoration o the edges.

- Revaluation o available places.


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7 Blocks zoomDensification projected

Aereal view

The highest densication goes along the riverront,

and because o the widht and openess o its location, a

higher number o foors can be assembled.

Average density starts at the 2nd ront line square and

it goes progressively reducing its density in direction o

the center axis o the neighborhood.

Internal pathways and semi public yards allows the resi-

dents an access to a greener and better environment,

away rom the streets pollution.


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Housing disposal zoomTypologies plans.

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Duplex with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a dining-

room and a kitchen are thought or small amilies

and young people. Located up to 2nd foor.

Vehicular access: Single houses

Vehicular access: Viviendas agrupadas y colectivas

Commercial premises access

Pedestrian access: Low Dens. Houses

Pedestrian access: Mid. Dens Houses

Pedestrian access: High Dens. Houses

Single bedroom apartments are

thought or the students demand

and or single people.

Commercial premises are sized as

the ones in the main street o the

neighborhood.

Sector Zoom


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Landscape designLocationArgentina - Crdoba

CordobaSan Vicente

Photos

Sequence ofthe riverside

San VicenteX

Landsape Architecture BProfessor: Arch. Trettel, Paola

Vigna, Leandro - Merlo, Silvio - Torres Semovilla, Vanesa

The project location is in the banks o the Suquia river, cover-

ing the zone in ront o San Vicente (a neighborhood next to the

central area o Crdoba city).

The Suquia river runs across the entire city and gives a particu-

lar environmental quality to its ronts. In the past, this area was

neglected by the city because the citizens considered it to be

dangerous (sometimes the river food its proximities) and a very

contaminated area (all the industries threw their waste directly to

the river). In response o that, the city grew up with its back to it.

This behaviour changed when all the industries were moved

to the periphery, and the local authorities started to construct

the neccesary inrastructure to contain the river. In a very slow

proccess, this zone turned into a new green area and started to

adquire a higly environmental and economic value.

Within the past ew years, this zone was the chosen one by the

greatest companies. Here, all the biggest endeavors are con-

structing theirs Head-buildings and is a tendency that goes araway rom the central area, expanding to the west neighbor-

hoods.

The area where we worked does not runs the same ortune. In

San Vicente the situation is the same as in the center zone in its

worst time. Even though the river is (more or less) contained,

abandoned industries, precarious houses and wastes are the

landscape o the area.

For the projects, we proposed widening the coastal avenue, add-

ing new bike lanes and an exclusive lane or public transport, as

this is a great artery that connects the center o the city with the

highway.

In response o a systemathic analise o the whole neighborhood

and its proximities, we plan a social and eco riendly program or

their inhabitants. The plan consisted in recycling the abandoned

warehouses and turning them into kindergartens, recyling cent-

ers (or the urban recolectors), a chariots assembly warehouse

and a murga learning center. The two last named acilities were

done because the Murga o this neighborhood is the most

amous o the city and is a cultural and artistic mark o them.

A Urban Arts School, a senior recreation center and an organic

garden were also in the proposal.

To renew and to take advantage o the riverbed, smooth terraces

and ltering pods were purposed. These will allow a green exten-sion that goes into the river proximities, and has a direct access to

the walkside that goes along the river.

For the vegetation, only indigeous and adaptive plants were

selected. And or the ltration pods and paths, phytodepurative

plants were chosen.


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Layers explosion

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

Movement system

Green areas-Vegetation

River-Depuration paths anddocks

Base plan

0 Plan - Equipments

Phase 4

Phase 5

The river runs in its

ordinar riverbed.

Progressive rising o

the river level.

Extraordinary rainall.

Overfow o the river.

Recycled warehouses and actories ac-

comodating recycling centers, nursery,

environmental education society, Youth

museum, carriages ensambling and the

Urban Arts School.

New lanes are incorporated to the strat-

egy, the same as new pedestrian path-

ways, cycling paths and ltration ponds.

A lane becomes public transports exclu-

sive, and a reestructuration o the streets

directions is planned.

New expansions above the riverbed are

created, as to take advantage o the low

level o the river the most time o the

year.

Phyto purication plants are planted

aside the pathways and in the ltration

ponds.

Phyto purication plants are planted

aside the pathways and in the ltration

ponds.

Lowering the waters

level.

Stormwater depura-

tion paths and ponds

retains-ltrates the

stormwater rom the

pollutants it drags.

Evaporation and

ltration. The river

recovers its normal

level and remain

clean, with less polu-

tants than beore the

ponds.


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As an important point o all the riverront intervention, this square is a major gathering space.

The School o Urban Arts (developed in Architecture IV B) is located in ront o the square. This proximity was exploited

as an expansion o the Schools Auditorium.

The trees planted were careully selected in order to keep the identity o the neighborhood, to ensure enought shadow

in the hottest seasons, and to give a sense o continuity all along the riverront and the green spaces o the city. All trees

are indegenous or adaptive species, as to reduce the water consumption and to ront the dry months.

Main Square Zoom - Landscape desing

Recycled warehouses

Riverfront area

Filtration ponds


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Transversal sectionCity to river

Section A-A

Pedestrian path 2 lanes streetLinear depuration pond (when it rains)Pedestrian path

1st Depuration barrier Bus lan


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+ 2 common lanes Walk - Cycle path

Stormwater depuration pond

Section B-B


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DESPIECE AXONOMETRIA

Despieceestructurasprincipales

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Chapa trapezoidal terminacion exterior cubiertacon una pendientedel 3%.

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Aislacin hidrfuga film depolietileno dealta densidad e=2mm

Placas deOSB1

Estructuracin dedurlock a basedeperfiles dealuminio

Terminacion interior depaneles de

durlock enmasillados y pintados.

Vigas reticuladas estructurales

Planchuela metalica vinculando la columna(pernos depor medio) con la fundacin

Clavaderas metlicas para dar la inclina-cin al techo

Placas deOSB1

Aislacin hidrofuga membrana depolietileno dealta densidad e=2mm

Aislacin trmica lana devidrio

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