Restore To Impact - Deserving concepts selected for the Professional and Under 30 categories

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Urban Scale Laboratory
Bodria Sportillo, Parma, Italy
Team composed of architect duo Pietro Bodria and Antonio Sportillo

The 'Urban Scale' project develops parameters of flexibility and sustainability, indicating a scale of gentle intervention and permeability to the urban and social context. It shows the possible adaptability over time and, in its visual impact, directly reflects the degree of innovation of the activities taking place inside. The creation of two separate elements for the different activities and the open space also declares the fluidity of the interconnections that could be more defined in the future.

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Chiesi FARM (Forest Academy Research Museum)
Chiesi FARM, Parma, Italy

Team consisting of Chiara Cocconcelli Digital strategies & Communication (Italy) from Officine On/Off, Luca Bocedi Visual Designer (Italy), Francesca Giannini Architect (Italy), Giulia Ghidini Architect (Italy), Domenica Fiorini Architect (Italy), Veronica Pinetti Project Manager & Instructional Designer (Italy), Simone Spotti Designer (Italy), Ximena Malaga Palacio Sustainability Manager & Financial Officer (Italy).

The parameter appreciated in the 'FARM' project is porosity. The combination of the compact volume of the building and the different types of green spaces is a clear gesture. Through the demolition of the existing, the generous recovery of a predominance of open spaces to the site is suggested. Expressing, on the one hand, the ability to reorganise the urban fabric and, on the other, the hierarchical delimitation, either clear or more blurred, between public and private of the different areas.

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Restore to Impact
Studio 63, Florence, Italy + Edoardo Cesaro, Camerota (SA), Italy

The 'Restore To Impact' project approach tends to enhance the relationship with the context, through a visual transparency of the built environment and the presence of greenery. The conception of two levels of open space, diversified by function, succeeds in outlining the creation of a system that is interconnected and at the same time autonomous and independent.

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Chiiiesi
CMJC, Mantua, Italy

Team composed of Martina Baratta Architect (Italy) Cristina Roiz de la Parra Solano Architect (Italy), Camilla Federici DE&I Consultant (Italy), Julian Raffetseder Urban Climate Consultant (Switzerland) and Giorgio Notari Renderist (Italy).

Of the 'Chiiiesi' project, the concepts of flexibility, adaptability and economic sustainability are emphasised in an intervention involving the design of lightweight structures that can change according to needs and allow for possible interaction with greater permeability on the ground floor.

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On the Screen
Paola Mauti, Monte San Giovanni Campano (FR), Italy

The creation of two separate open areas in the 'On the Screen' project enhances the existing site by opening it up to the city and making it flexible in use. The screen façade and access to an underground auditorium further break down the delimitation between public and private space and highlight the potential interactive relationship with the community.

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The Portico of Innovation
Yifan and Jingwen, Delft, Netherlands
Team composed of the duo Dong Yifan and Jingwen Gan

The idea behind The Portico of Innovation is a seam of the existing, with the addition of surgical interventions that enhance the relationship between inside and outside. These elements - interpreting criteria of flexibility and adaptability - are characteristically minimal and resilient to changes over time. They are able to propose different perspectives of access to the open space and enjoyment of the garden made public.

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The Civic Campus
Robert Snelling, Ascot Vale/Melbourne, Australia

The project 'The Civic Campus' amplifies, also in a cultural key, the dialogue with the territory, establishes a proper relationship of urban scale and expresses the connection between learning and sociality. Maintaining the built environment, it proposes an easily convertible, circular and sustainable system to accommodate future functional evolutions.