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Building specifications

1. Usage concept and building materials

The inner courtyards and the outer surfaces have been planned by the architect Dr. Alberto Pulinetti as common urban spaces, and thus form a crossroad between home, work and social and gastronomic services.   

For each individual dwelling is construction a parking place in the newly built underground garage for buying, situated on the western slope. An elevator connects the garage with the dwellings.  

        

The still partially existing building structure, consisting of massive natural stone, forms the base for the reconstruction and the redevelopment following the historic style. These, along with the brick and stone vaults and the arches will be preserved as much as possible in their original form.

The rural characteristic of the preserved external wall structure will be lined internally with bricks and insulated according to the current regulations regarding energy conservation.

The stairs and the landings will be restored, and if need be completely rebuilt, and the roof terraces will be entirely rebuilt while keeping the original style. There is the possibility of a choice between the “Rustico” variant, with finishings embellished by the use of bio-materials, and the variant, to be refinished with your personal touches.

2.1 Demolition work

The structures will be cleared of debris and architectural barriers will be removed

2.2 Rough construction

The remaining wall structure will be restored, completed and reinforced according to the static needs.

The existing buildings will be restructured according to the current anti-seismic norms, while work on the load bearing walls, support pillars and concrete beams will be carried out subsequently.

The partitions are for the most part made with hollowed bricks.

Entrances, staircases and connecting corridors will be built following the interiors architect’s instructions.

The stairs and the landings are made of wood. The stairs in the dwellings are separated acoustically in their support base. The external stone walls will be internally insulated with overlaying cane panels, coated with a clay plaster. Innovative Radiating modules will be installed later for heating and cooling the homes. All this guarantees an excellent thermal insulation.  

 

2.3 Ecological Roofs, thermal accumulation and acoustic insulation.

 The house’s coverings will be made with roof tiles and other biological building materials, as wood, reed pipe and cork panels, mat of jute, according to the insulating norms for energy saving.

 

 2.4 Cellars

These will be totally restructured to a livable height with stone vaults. Later they will be insulated against humidity so that they may be used as taverns. Eventual appliances (washers, dryers etc.) will be placed here as well as all the derivations of the main heating, water and electrical systems with the relative control panels.

3 Expansion

3.1 Stone façades

 By reusing and recuperating the original materials, the façades will regain their ancient appearance.

 

 

3.2 Ceilings and Attics with wooden beams that have an excellent thermal and acoustic insulation value. The thickness of the wooden boards is 30 mm.

The cellar vaults will be cleaned and the existing cracks will be sealed. The ceilings of the houses and the dwellings will be plastered with clay.

3.3 Interior wall surfaces

The surfaces will be cleaned and the spaces will be filled and partially plastered. The contact walls will be equipped with radiating systems to block humidity. The walls of the living quarters will be coated with light clay plaster. The visual result, obtained with a special technique, will be a smooth surface. The bathrooms will be finished according to the interior architect’s specifications for a height of 1.20 m (up to the ceiling in the shower area) with 40 x 30 cm tiles. Above the tile work the wall will be coated with a light clay plaster. 

3.4 Floors

Entrances, stairs and landings will be covered with slate and will have a baseboard of the same material. The living and working areas will have wooden supporting structures with ecological jute insulating materials. The covering will be of terracotta or wood. The bathroom covering will be in tone with the floor. Even the interior stairs will be covered with wood or slate, according to the floor.  The terraces will be waterproofed and covered with terracotta or slate.

3.5 Windows

All windows and French doors are made of solid wood with double thermal glass panels. Exterior wooden shutters are used against the sun and to ventilate the rooms.

3.6 Doors

The entrance doors are steel-clad and covered with solid wood. The hinges are made of wrought iron. Besides the entrance door a mailbox will be placed with an audio/video system and a doorbell. Spotlights with motion sensors will be placed in the lintel. The interior doors are solid wood with wrought iron hinges and handles. In the “Studio” variant only the entrance door will be installed; no interior doors or doorframes

3.7 Railings

The stair railings are of wrought iron or solid wood, according to the interior architect’s plans. For the external stairs and terraces the railings are of wrought iron. 

3.8 Kitchen / Dishwasher

All the kitchens have hook ups for hot and cold water, electric sockets and discharge plumbing.

3.9 Bathrooms 

All the furniture is brand name and of Italian design. The bathtubs and the shower plates are made of superior quality acrylic. The showers may also be placed at the floor level in the same material as the latter. The sink, the suspended toilet with a built in the wall tank, and the suspended bidet are all of white crystal porcelain. The shower doors are made of crystal and the taps and fittings are made in Italy with a design in harmony with the furniture.

System of “heating cooling panels

               

4. Temperature inside the homes

The heating and cooling of the units is achieved through an innovative method of radiating panels and with a centralised hot water system. The amount of used energy is calculated individually with heating meters in each dwelling unit. All the heating supply piping is insulated.

The energy savings with the heating panels amounts to 20%. These are winding coils made of plastic – aluminium – plastic in which water circulates at a temperature of 30° – 35° C. They are built in the layer of clay plaster that covers the outer walls. The heat transfer is by irradiation; the surfaces heated by the coils irradiate people and things and heat less considerably the air. Thus a better thermal comfort is obtained with warm walls (20°-25°C) and fresher air (about 16°-18°C). These systems by not heating the air do not raise dust and mainly they do not “toast” it, causing allergies. 

 

By circulating water at low temperatures they disperse much less heat towards the exterior, in addition by having a low thermal inertia they heat the areas in a short time, thus allowing turning on the system only a short time before usage. They are particularly advantageous when large volume areas have to be heated, and they may be supplied by solar panels. This system may also be used during the summer by circulating cold water (13°-15°C); the area is cooled without having to condition the air, however they require a clay plaster, which by its nature prevents the formation of summer condensation. The ideal placement for all radiating panel systems is on the walls, because the vertical surfaces in an area are those that have a greater exchange of radiation with the human body (which indeed has a vertical development).
4.2 Plumbing system

The piping, insulated according to the norms, is of plastic material. Plastic metal is found in the installation wells. Each dwelling has its own shut off valves and the meters for hot and cold water. The discharge piping is made of plastic. The eaves troughs and the outer piping for rainwater are made of copper.

4.3 Electrical system

The electrical system follows the Mainova norms. The number of sockets and switches are determined according to a higher standard. All the rooms have ceiling lights and in the bathrooms even on the walls. Each unit has an Audio-Video interphone. Hook-ups for TV, ASDL – Wireless are installed in all living rooms. The electrical panel is in the entrance.
4.4 Ventilation 

The ventilation into the bathrooms, WC's, and kitchens is carried out by means of ventilation-canals 

4.4 Ventilation

The bathroom and kitchen ventilation is effected through vacuum ducts.

Further information

The plans shown in the pamphlet correspond to the planning stage. We reserve the right for technical variations and changes, even changes to the planning, in the materials and in the furnishings. These changes, due to technical or economic necessities, do not influence the value of the project (this also applies to the calculation of the residential surface). Only the plans and the specifics as well as the calculation of the residential surface are determining and are put in the notarized sales contract as a component of the same. The furniture in the plans represent only suggestion and proposals or furnishing by the architects. We reserve the right to make modifications as decreed by public offices.The drawings, illustrations, plans and sections reflect the concept of the creator and are not binding for the building process.

In one of the most beautiful vacation regions of Europe, anyone may live an alternative lifestyle away from everyday stress, while still remaining connected with the world. Here we reach a higher qualitative level in harmony with the rural life in small piece of Italy.

EcoBajardo, offers for the first time in Italy all of this


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