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Restaurant "La Riva", made with sustainable materials and advanced technologies

Alessandra Piras Architetto

Hospitality  /  Future
Alessandra Piras Architetto

The new restaurant will be designed to optimize space, improve energy efficiency, and ensure safety and regulatory compliance. The use of sustainable materials and advanced technologies will be fundamental to achieving these objectives. The demolition will be carried out using controlled mechanical techniques, ensuring the safety of wirkers and the surrounding area. debris will be managed and disposed of in compliance whit environmental regulations, with a focus on recycling.

The project for the demolition and reconstruction of the seaside restaurant has been carefully designed to harmonize with the surrounding landscape. Here are the key aspects of how the project integrates with its environment.

The new design will adopt an architectural style that complements the natural beauty of the coastal area. The use of natural materials such as wood and stone, along with neutral color schemes, will help the building blend seamlessly with the beach and sea backdrop.

To avoid obstructing the natural views and maintaining the visual harmony of the coastline, the building will have a low profile and horizontal lines that echo the natural contours of the land and sea.

Whenever possible, construction materials will be sourced locally to reduce the environmental impact of transportation and to support local businesses. This also ensures that the materials are well-suited to the local climate and conditions.

Sustainable and recyclable materials will be used wherever possible.

Energy Efficiency: The project includes the installation of thermal insulation systems and low-energy lighting.

Water Management: Systems will be implemented for the collection and treatment of wastewater, minimizing environmental impact.

The landscaping around the restaurant will feature native plants and vegetation that are adapted to the coastal environment. This will not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also support local biodiversity and require less maintenance and irrigation.

The design incorporates large windows and outdoor seating areas to maximize the panoramic views of the sea. This ensures that patrons can enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings while dining.

The project includes pathways and access points that are designed to be pedestrian-friendly, encouraging visitors to explore the surrounding landscape and fostering a connection between the restaurant and the coastal environment.

The building’s footprint has been minimized to reduce the impact on the natural environment. Careful planning ensures that the construction does not disrupt local wildlife or natural habitats.

A comprehensive waste management plan will be implemented during construction and operation to minimize pollution and protect the coastal ecosystem. This includes proper disposal of construction debris and the implementation of recycling programs.

The demolition and reconstruction project of the seaside restaurant aims to create a modern, safe, and sustainable structure that can serve customers for many years to come. Attention to design, construction, and environmental management details will ensure the project’s success, meeting both functional and aesthetic needs.

Credits

 Sorso
 Italia
 D.S. S.r.l.s.
 Commerciale
 08/2024
 360 m2
  1,800,000,000.00 €
 Alessandra Piras
 Alessandra Piras Architect
 Final Project
 Engineer Carlo Desole ( Impianti) - Marco Sannino Expert in acoustics
 kria design for wooden works - Mara Ceramiche Floors and walls - Elcom for light - HCdesign for light and furnishings
 Simulazioni fotorealistiche Marco Mascher

Curriculum

Architetto Alessandra Piras is an architecture company from Sardinia. It is successfully active in the field of architecture, interior and design
Alessandra Piras : Graduated 2002 - Faculty of Architecture in Florence.


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