Guangzhou’s Cultural Industry Innovation Business Incubator (former Pearl River Piano Factory) Year: 2017 Type: Design competition (1st Prize) Site: Guangzhou (China) Designers: M. Berta, M. Bonino, Sun Y. Collaborators: E. Bruno, Xiao G., F. Carota, V. Federighi, F. Fiandanese, M. Mancini, M. P. Repellino The Pearl River Piano is one of the leading companies in the field of pianos manufacturing, covering the 25% of the Chinese Market and the 12% of the global one. The factory covers an extensions of 133.000 sqm meters, arranged on 7 fl oors, with a total length of the plant that goes over 500 meters. The Piano Factory has two exceptional potentials for the transformation: its proximity to the river, which fl ows a few meters away, and its impressing longitudinal organization, underlined by the rails on which the pianos were running. In the design proposal an elevated street, similar to the ones facing some Italian medieval squares, runs through the entire factory, from the large parking lot to the north and the public transport hub to the south. It is a spine that orders and connects all the functions of the Music Park, making it easy to use. It has some great advantages: - it is barycentric to the section of the building, making high fl oors more accessible to the public. - it releases the ground fl oor from excessive pressure of the crowd, making it more fl exible and permeable to the river. - it creates a minimal but highly recognizable architectural sign on the facades, while offering privileged views of the river and the city. Besides that, only minimal work is required for the Piano Factory: it enhances its façades and its special chimneys, exploits the flexiblemodularity of its structure and windows, prepares it to welcome a new public enthusiastic for its future and aware of its past. Pearl River Pianos Company, as the local government, giving the first prize to the POLITO-SCUT Joint team, had , in a certain way, accept the challenge to inted the industrial regeneration as a process the start with the employment of existing resources and heritage. That is an important theme, that China is absorbing in its development line, during the “New Normal Phase”, and that Polito feels honoured to joint with local partners.
Guangzhou’s Cultural Industry Innovation Business Incubator (Former Pearl River Piano Factory) - Progetto vincitore al concorso internazionale / Berta, Mauro; Bonino, Michele; Yimin, Sun. - (2017).
Guangzhou’s Cultural Industry Innovation Business Incubator (Former Pearl River Piano Factory) - Progetto vincitore al concorso internazionale
Mauro Berta;Michele Bonino;
2017
Abstract
Guangzhou’s Cultural Industry Innovation Business Incubator (former Pearl River Piano Factory) Year: 2017 Type: Design competition (1st Prize) Site: Guangzhou (China) Designers: M. Berta, M. Bonino, Sun Y. Collaborators: E. Bruno, Xiao G., F. Carota, V. Federighi, F. Fiandanese, M. Mancini, M. P. Repellino The Pearl River Piano is one of the leading companies in the field of pianos manufacturing, covering the 25% of the Chinese Market and the 12% of the global one. The factory covers an extensions of 133.000 sqm meters, arranged on 7 fl oors, with a total length of the plant that goes over 500 meters. The Piano Factory has two exceptional potentials for the transformation: its proximity to the river, which fl ows a few meters away, and its impressing longitudinal organization, underlined by the rails on which the pianos were running. In the design proposal an elevated street, similar to the ones facing some Italian medieval squares, runs through the entire factory, from the large parking lot to the north and the public transport hub to the south. It is a spine that orders and connects all the functions of the Music Park, making it easy to use. It has some great advantages: - it is barycentric to the section of the building, making high fl oors more accessible to the public. - it releases the ground fl oor from excessive pressure of the crowd, making it more fl exible and permeable to the river. - it creates a minimal but highly recognizable architectural sign on the facades, while offering privileged views of the river and the city. Besides that, only minimal work is required for the Piano Factory: it enhances its façades and its special chimneys, exploits the flexiblemodularity of its structure and windows, prepares it to welcome a new public enthusiastic for its future and aware of its past. Pearl River Pianos Company, as the local government, giving the first prize to the POLITO-SCUT Joint team, had , in a certain way, accept the challenge to inted the industrial regeneration as a process the start with the employment of existing resources and heritage. That is an important theme, that China is absorbing in its development line, during the “New Normal Phase”, and that Polito feels honoured to joint with local partners.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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