Bamboo Stalactite / VTN Architects
Bamboo Stalactite is a Freespace, a community space, shared equally by everyone.
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Architects: VTN Architects
Location: Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Principals: Vo Trong Nghia, Nguyen Tat Dat
Architect In Charge: To Quang Cam, Thomas Boerendonk
Bamboo Construction Leader: VTN Architects
Area: 290.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Inexhibit, Francesco Galli
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Text description provided by the architects. Bamboo Stalactite is a Freespace, a community space, shared equally by everyone.It?s open and free to all. Because of this community sense, Freespace has to be a space that is easy to realize. This is characterized by simplicity in structure and low production costs.
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Here in this space, we use bamboo as the only material.Bamboo, with its distinctive flexibility structurally speaking, allows us to realize this project with limited resources (8 Vietnamese workers, with the support of Vietnamese and Italian architects and students to build the pavilion within 25 days). This flexibility extends beyond structures. Bamboo helps to create a space, rich in its connection with the beauty of nature, with the sun, the wind and the sea. For that reason, this bamboo space easily becomes the city?s landmark despite its small size.
© Francesco Galli
The pavilion comprises 11 modules, each one is shaped by the ...
© Inexhibit
Architects: VTN Architects
Location: Venice, Metropolitan City of Venice, Italy
Principals: Vo Trong Nghia, Nguyen Tat Dat
Architect In Charge: To Quang Cam, Thomas Boerendonk
Bamboo Construction Leader: VTN Architects
Area: 290.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Inexhibit, Francesco Galli
© Inexhibit
Text description provided by the architects. Bamboo Stalactite is a Freespace, a community space, shared equally by everyone.It?s open and free to all. Because of this community sense, Freespace has to be a space that is easy to realize. This is characterized by simplicity in structure and low production costs.
© Inexhibit
Here in this space, we use bamboo as the only material.Bamboo, with its distinctive flexibility structurally speaking, allows us to realize this project with limited resources (8 Vietnamese workers, with the support of Vietnamese and Italian architects and students to build the pavilion within 25 days). This flexibility extends beyond structures. Bamboo helps to create a space, rich in its connection with the beauty of nature, with the sun, the wind and the sea. For that reason, this bamboo space easily becomes the city?s landmark despite its small size.
© Francesco Galli
The pavilion comprises 11 modules, each one is shaped by the ...
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