Disappear reflecting the landscape. La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo
12/06/2022.
[Ciudad de Pérez - Rosario] Argentina
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Rosario-based architecture studio, led by the architect Pablo Gagliardo, has designed this multipurpose pavilion, located on a large 7-hectare plot of land owned by the company Obring SA on the western outskirts of the city of Rosario, north Buenos Aires, Argentina.
This small pavilion baptized as La Nave, rises emerging in the middle of a private park with numerous vegetation in which a pond has been built.
This small pavilion baptized as La Nave, rises emerging in the middle of a private park with numerous vegetation in which a pond has been built.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa.
Ground floor plan. La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo.
Section and West elevation. La Nave Pavilion by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo.
Pablo Gagliardo designed a compact pavilion, a mirrored volume to blend into the trees, looking for minimal intervention in the place. The box, with an interior entirely made of wood, is organized with a service band and a lounge area that opens to the outside.
The mirrored box and an open adjoining area are unified by a thin reinforced concrete slab that floats over both. The construction is present but seeks to disappear reflecting the landscape around it and replicating the year's seasons and the passage of time.
The mirrored box and an open adjoining area are unified by a thin reinforced concrete slab that floats over both. The construction is present but seeks to disappear reflecting the landscape around it and replicating the year's seasons and the passage of time.
Project description by Estudio Pablo Gagliardo
La Nave is a multipurpose pavilion located on a property of more than 7 hectares belonging to the RJG Group, a company linked to civil works, architecture and agricultural development, in the city of Pérez.
A compact building located in the heart of a small forest around a lake was designed, seeking minimal intervention in the place. A mirrored volume emerges from the vegetation to blend into the trees. The construction is present but seeks to disappear reflecting the landscape around it and replicating the year's seasons and the passage of time.
A thin slab of reinforced concrete floats on the mirrored box and protects the volume, generating, in turn, an expansion gallery that doubles the surface of use.
When the windows of the closed volume open, the interior, which in contrast to the coldness of the mirrors, is entirely covered in wood, connects its entire length with the gallery, forming a single large space.
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Architects
Estudio Pablo Gagliardo. Lead architect.- Pablo Gagliardo.
Design team
Sebastián Larpin, Lucía Galfione, Denise Fernandez, Cecilia Alianak.
Collaborators
Structures.- Orengo y Asociados.
Dates
2021.
Builder
Obring S.A
Location
OBRING S.A (Av. Las Palmeras y c/ El Zorzal), Rosario, Argentina.
Manufacturers
Air conditioning.- Texón SRL.
Aluminum openings.- Luhmann Openings.
Exterior cladding.- IMYCSA GROUP.
Carpentry and wood paneling.- MG Arquitectura del Mueble – Gonzalo Marinaro.
Interior Furniture.- SON Furniture.
Floors.- Baraldi / Il Rivestimento.
Sanitaryware-Faucets. Roca Argentina / FV SA.
Aluminum openings.- Luhmann Openings.
Exterior cladding.- IMYCSA GROUP.
Carpentry and wood paneling.- MG Arquitectura del Mueble – Gonzalo Marinaro.
Interior Furniture.- SON Furniture.
Floors.- Baraldi / Il Rivestimento.
Sanitaryware-Faucets. Roca Argentina / FV SA.
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Pablo Gagliardo
Pablo Gagliardo. Argentine architect graduated from the UNR, with a master's degree in Urban Economics from the Torcuato Di Tella University. Director of Obring Architecture. With architecture studio in the city of Rosario, Argentina. He is the developer of the first urban agreement with the Municipality of Rosario to build towers on the coastal front of Pichincha, thinking of spaces with multiple uses for the neighborhood and new relationships between public and private.
He is the author of a stripped architecture, but of strong expressive quality, thanks to the use of concrete seen with formwork boards. Spatial continuity defines the environments and domestic situations, as a way of living in constant relationship with the outside, generating a sustainable habitat with avant-garde image.
He is the author of a stripped architecture, but of strong expressive quality, thanks to the use of concrete seen with formwork boards. Spatial continuity defines the environments and domestic situations, as a way of living in constant relationship with the outside, generating a sustainable habitat with avant-garde image.
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