Marmeria
Sacile, Italy
Photo © gerdastudio
The Marmeria project was born from the desire to transform an old abandoned marmeria into a contemporary work hub founded on sharing and collaboration. The redevelopment of the former industrial building becomes an urban regeneration strategy: the existing warehouse is reinterpreted as a large, bright greenhouse that houses prefabricated wooden management modules resting on the original floor without new foundations.
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Drawing © archivio corde a.a.
Photo © archivio corde a.a.
The demolition of some perimeter closures, replaced by polycarbonate walls, and the transformation of the doors into large openings create a protected, flexible interior-exterior environment in direct dialogue with the garden. A focus on sustainability guides every choice: low-impact materials, efficient systems, mechanical ventilation, accurate insulation, and a photovoltaic system that makes the entire complex self-sufficient.
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © Matteo Piazza
Photo © Matteo Piazza
Photo © Matteo Piazza
The large square becomes a stable lawn rich in biodiversity, while the common spaces foster the creation of a multidisciplinary professional community. The Marmeria is thus an open, constantly evolving place, capable of hosting events and initiatives that connect work, the territory, and the community.
Photo © gerdastudio
Photo © archivio corde a.a.
Drawing © archivio corde a.a.
