TWS-TWIST | Matteo Ascani

Contemporary architecture, more than a word or way of expression that talk about “cool” Objects, Signature Architecture, “Intelligent” Architecture...should be responding to the times that we are facing, as complex as the name itself and as complex as the times that we are living it should reflect a direction of want to live, talking and takin ways to solve the question that is and was allways present since the day that humanbieng is known in this hearth. How we take our natural resources at our disposal and how we manage them to put at the service of your way of life? There was always this question, and in the troubled times in which your world lives, large financial and social crisis will be more present regarding in what Architecture should answer . What is the price that we must pay for the system that we have? How can we change the build system of values that is conduct us for something that is certainty when we have to live in harmony with the planet ? This building speaks of this step that we want to give and make a statement about a small part of the solution, which we will discuss and what will happen in the future. We take the Sun as a natural resorse in the way it in the feed our way of life. In the most primary and the most extreme potential of the technology that we have, that ones that we are developing, the ones that will be invented, we still think we could manage this natural resourse and give all the energy that is needed for the “man” and for its constructions. This Building speaks of this issue, as a direct relation in the way we live. The Sun feed the interior of the building. Photovoltaic panels from the outside feeding a wall of light from the inside. Its outer skin is a system of glass panels with Photovoltaic cells, followed by a waterresistant panels Kingspan Wall-Lite, it is supported with a metalic structure here we put some Hilio LED Lights from the Company Zumtobel, to the inside we cover the struture with the wall-lite paneils to the interior of the builing. In the ground we use recycled red rubber.