The Nordic Built Cities Challenge
Smart, green and urban – revitalising the transport hub at Trygve Lies plass
Oslo, Norway
2016. International Competition
THIRD PRIZE
Norwegian weather
The new square, as a pilot project for the development of the master plan, aims to rehabilitate the image of the entire district and create a new identity. The purpose of the project is to create a sense of collective identity (a new strong community) by incorporating structures and elements of urban furniture, immediately recognisable, favouring also the aesthetic and evocative aspects, and capable to enhance the beauty of the new square.
To foster identity, new icons and landmarks are designed in strategic points of the plot. All these elements of urban regeneration will become a source of pride for the people and trigger among them a sense of responsibility and protection of their collective public space, enhancing a feeling of unity, sharing and belonging. The preferred use of natural materials such as local stone, water and vegetation inside the square contributes to convey a harmonious and evocative appearance to the public space, reinterpreting the beauty of the northern landscape in an urban alphabet.
The new square, as a pilot project for the development of the master plan, aims to rehabilitate the image of the entire district and create a new identity. The purpose of the project is to create a sense of collective identity (a new strong community) by incorporating structures and elements of urban furniture, immediately recognisable, favouring also the aesthetic and evocative aspects, and capable to enhance the beauty of the new square.
To foster identity, new icons and landmarks are designed in strategic points of the plot. All these elements of urban regeneration will become a source of pride for the people and trigger among them a sense of responsibility and protection of their collective public space, enhancing a feeling of unity, sharing and belonging. The preferred use of natural materials such as local stone, water and vegetation inside the square contributes to convey a harmonious and evocative appearance to the public space, reinterpreting the beauty of the northern landscape in an urban alphabet.
The Nordic Built Cities Challenge
Smart, green and urban – revitalising the transport hub at Trygve Lies plass
Oslo, Norway
2016. International Competition
THIRD PRIZE
Norwegian weather
The new square, as a pilot project for the development of the master plan, aims to rehabilitate the image of the entire district and create a new identity. The purpose of the project is to create a sense of collective identity (a new strong community) by incorporating structures and elements of urban furniture, immediately recognisable, favouring also the aesthetic and evocative aspects, and capable to enhance the beauty of the new square.
To foster identity, new icons and landmarks are designed in strategic points of the plot. All these elements of urban regeneration will become a source of pride for the people and trigger among them a sense of responsibility and protection of their collective public space, enhancing a feeling of unity, sharing and belonging. The preferred use of natural materials such as local stone, water and vegetation inside the square contributes to convey a harmonious and evocative appearance to the public space, reinterpreting the beauty of the northern landscape in an urban alphabet.
The Nordic Built Cities Challenge
Smart, green and urban – revitalising the transport hub at Trygve Lies plass
Oslo, Norway
2016. International Competition
THIRD PRIZE
Norwegian weather
Riqualificazione del paesaggio ed immagine coordinata
Delta del Po, Emilia-Romagna, Italia
2018
PRIMO PREMIO
Concorso di idee per migliorare il paesaggio costruito del Delta Emiliano-Romagnolo.
Riqualificazione del paesaggio ed immagine coordinata
Delta del Po, Emilia-Romagna, Italia
2018
PRIMO PREMIO
Concorso di idee per migliorare il paesaggio costruito del Delta Emiliano-Romagnolo.
PIANO TERRA
PIANO TERRA
MICRO, dal greco μικρός, molto piccolo, è un prefisso che ci siamo attribuiti nell’approccio al mestiere di architetti. Un approccio micro all’osservazione dei processi di trasformazione urbana e sociale che viviamo nel nostro quotidiano. Una lettura in grado di mettere a fuoco strumenti progettuali per trovare idee e risposte dove gli approcci consolidati costituiti da scale di consumi ed economie obsolete entrano in crisi.
La qualità ambientale, il paesaggio, gli usi, i modi di vivere e le scelte tecniche divengono elementi strutturali dei progetti. Vorremmo che il nostro fosse un micro contributo affinché l’architettura possa essere più amata e alla portata di tutti, verso un architettura del presente.
Lo studio opera con un gruppo di progettisti dal 2013, partecipando a concorsi europei ed internazionali, sviluppando tematiche legate alla cultura progettuale contemporanea con ambiti di ricerca rivolti al pubblico e al sociale. Microstudio focalizza la sua ricerca sulle potenzialità emozionali del costruito a partire dall’interazione tra persone e spazio fisico, con particolare cura nella ricerca dei materiali e del paesaggio.
Premi e menzioni
2018
Primi classificati
Concorso di idee per migliorare il paesaggio costruito del Delta Emiliano-Romagnolo
2018
Secondi classificati
Concorso di idee per la qualificazione dei luoghi della pesca delle marinerie Emiliano Romagnole
Secondi classificati
Primi classificati
Finalisti
Finalisti
2015
2013
2013
Concorso di idee per la riqualificazione e valorizzazione del lungomare Rasi-Spinelli di Cattolica
Terra Dignitas - Commemorating the revolution of dignity and memory of the heavenly hundreds heroes
New Ncca -New National Centre for Contemporary Arts in Moscow
Cambodian Sustainable Housing Competition
2015
From 2013 Microstudio architettura focuses on buildings rehabilitation, low energy impact constructions, taking care of environment and users. They took part in international competions: won the first price of "Terra Dignitas", a competiotion to commemorate the Revolution of Dignity in Kyiv; and they were selected as the 10 finalist in the Cambodian Sustainable Housing competition.
Andrea Matteini graduated from Ferrara University in 2006. In 2005 attended a graduation interchange program with a thesis focusing on global metropolis urban development at IEU+T, Pontificia Universidad Catolica in Santiago, Chile. Worked for Augusto Mazzini Architect in Siena from 2006 to 2011. In 2011 won the Leonardo scholarship and worked as intern for the Atelier A. in Lisbon.
Bianca Barducci graduated from Florence University in 2010. In 2011 won the Leonardo scholarship and worked as intern for the Atelier Mob in Lisbon. in 2012 attended the Master in Collective Housing at ETSA Madrid in 2012.