Laboratory abstract

Everybody on board. The cruise ship is a huge container of functions and activities, subject to rapid change in relation to the differentiated and always new demands of travellers. On board there are areas comparable to zones of cities, characterised by a mix of commercial spaces, spaces for getting together, for sport, for food consumption, equipment and spaces dedicated to culture and entertainment, cabins similar to hotel rooms. The programme therefore addresses some contemporary interior design issues in a particular context. Particular attention will be given to the relationship between design and the environment, inviting students to deepen their environmental sensitivity.

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Project Description

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INVISIBILIA

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Course: Laboratorio di Sintesi Finale (Section I2)

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Academic Year: 2020/2021

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Professors: Silvia Elvira Maria Piardi, Michele Ottomanelli, Alessandro Piva

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Tutors: Francesca Balena Arista, Giuseppe Carmosino

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Students: Lucia Beatrice Abbiati, Marina Eskarous, Silvia Peluzzi

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Design of a ship’s promenade inspired by Italo Calvino’s novel Le città invisibili (The invisible Cities). The developing of the design started with a careful analysis of the Italian author’s text from which has been taken ideas and suggestions and transformed them into architectural spaces. The floor plan is articulated in irregular shapes and governed by broken lines that create an intricate layout, full of intersections and deviations, in order to captivate the visitor and leave him the possibility of choosing his own route. The Promenade is divided into six different areas, each of which corresponds to one of the cities described in the novel. In particular were chosen for the project the cities of Anastasia, Cloe, Bauci, Eufemia, Armilla and Zobeide. The spaces dedicated to each city are characterized by different and specific atmospheres and environments. Even the commercial activities have been distributed in the different cities following the suggestions taken from the text.

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