Located near a fast access road to the city of Rosario in Argentina, the commission for the project, the architect Federico Marinaro, arises from the need to take advantage of and renovate an old industrial building, expanding its office area.
Federico Marinaro
In the outer envelope, pre-painted corrugated sheets were used, microperforated gray ash. The visuals were enhanced in all respects, respecting the privacy of each of them, for this, different material and technical resources were used. Among others, at the urban level, they used corrugated microperforated sheets that allow the interior-exterior visual and a continuous air flow.
 

Description of project by Federico Marinaro Arquitecto

The work proposes a very simple operation, the addition of a volume resulting from the exploitation to the maximum of the usable soil after the application of the obligatory withdrawals and of the excess floor of the existing shed (shed).

Context
It is located on a fast vehicular traffic corridor (Juan Domingo Perón) that crosses the city of Rosario in the SO-NE direction, this route being the continuation of the national route 33 and very close to Av. De Circunvalación, which, until About 10 years ago it worked as a peripheral ring to the city but due to the growth of the great Rosary to the South and the Oste, it became a seam of this new configuration.

The neighborhood is predominantly residential use of low density housing, industries, large businesses and warehouses.

The plot located on the corner has a trapezoid rectangle geometry to which a mandatory 10 meter withdrawal on the municipal line on Juan Domingo Perón Avenue was to be applied.

Matter
Exterior closure. For the conformation of the external closures, pre-painted corrugated sheets with a microperforated gray ash color were used. The offices in upper floor are visually turned towards the outside by means of laminated glass 5 + 5mm which in turn reflect the immediate landscape and allow to observe the materialization of the interior.

Interiors The volume that makes up the program of offices, reception, changing rooms and meeting room is made of phenolic wood of 18 mm of eucalyptus.

Links
One of the initial intentions of the project was how to generate physical and perceptual visuals from inside the work to the inside of the work, from the inside to the outside and from the outside to the inside. Different material and technical resources were used to obtain these different visual and physical disabilities. At the urban basement level, they used grooved microperforated sheets allowing the interior-exterior visual and a continuous air flow, in the administration sector is behind this filter at 2m separated by a carpentry generating a closed enclosure.

The links are generated with immediate and near visuals on the ground floor where the deposit and administration are located and with extensive visuals to the territory on the upper floor where the offices and meeting room are located.

Investigation
The work was conceived as an object that links and generates a link between the blocks adjacent to it, thinking as a vehicle of union between both urban situations. Tectonically an attempt was made to generate a piece that is perceptually seen from the outside as solid, closed and compact and from the inside to the open, flowing, illuminated and warm exterior.

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Architects
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Federico Marinaro Arquitecto. Lead architect.- Federico Marinaro. Associate Architecta.- Sofia Settimini
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Collaborators
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Engineer Luciano López. Manuel Giró architect, Bruno Turri architect, Lucía Antuña architect
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Builder
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Martin Bossio Constructor
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Area
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753.5 m²
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Dates
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2016
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Venue
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S2010ABR, Av. Pres. Perón 6780, S2010ABR Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina
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Awards
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Nominated for the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP) 2018. 
First Prize - “CAPSF competition prizes “Builded Architecture S.XXI” `00 - `17 period. ”
Third prize “ARQ-FADEA Santa Fe 2018 Prizes – Private and medium scale building”
. Distinguished work “BIAAR (International Biennal of Argentinian Architecture), 2018

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Federico Marinaro graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Design of the National University of Rosario in 2008 and from the School of Architecture of the University of Torcuato di Tella, Buenos Aires, Argentina with a postgraduate degree in Architecture and Technology in 2013.

In 2008 he establishes his office / professional studio Federico Marinaro Arquitecto in the city of Rosario, Argentina. The projects, competitions and works covering different scales and programs are carried out in the studio.

From 2003 to the present, he has participated in multiple competitions of pre-projects, projects and works built receiving awards and distinctions in national and international biennials. Among the most outstanding awards and nominations we can mention the nominations for the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize MCHAP 2018 and the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize, MCHAP for Emergin Architecture 2018, delivered by the College of Architecture at the Illinois Institute of Technology of Chicago ( IIT) for the Urquiza Building and Logistics Center works.

He started teaching in 2012 and in 2015 he became Titular Professor in TIP I and TIP II (Project Integration Workshop) in the Faculty of Architecture of the Open University of Rosario. Since 2017, he has been a member of the Jury Body of the College of Architects of the Province of Santa Fe (CAPSF).
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Published on: December 21, 2018
Cite:
metalocus, LUIS ANDRES DE JUANES
"Lona Logistics Center by Federico Marinaro Arquitecto" METALOCUS. Accessed
<https://www.metalocus.es/en/news/lona-logistics-center-federico-marinaro-arquitecto> ISSN 1139-6415
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