The first step in any architectural undertaking is to analyze the present conditions carefully. Understanding how a place has changed over the years may be a challenge. However, towns have a unique first class of documenting their records on their streets, permitting us to discover their significant occasions by clearly taking walks through them. In this particular area, there may be a college from the Nineteen Seventies that calls for reconstruction. It was at first built in the middle of farmland, without thinking about the encircling urban context. Additionally, a kindergarten, number one school, dining corridor, and health club have also been constructed nearby.
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Concept Of Ban De Vagney School
Ban de Vagney School’s design makes a specialty of integrating the newly constructed factors with the existing ones. The goal is to create a feeling of glide and harmony inside the community. As a part of this, the university is now positioned in keeping with Jules Ferry Road, contributing to the general urban narrative and creating a nicely-rounded academic surrounding.
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Ban De Vagney School is sort of a residing organism with special components that carry out one-of-a-kind capabilities. To guide those capabilities, we created a backbone stimulated with the aid of the Agora, an architectural concept from ancient times.
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Ban De Vagney School functions as an open and on-hand area that serves as the main hub of the town. This area, known as the Agora, is bathed in herbal light and allows for diverse factors to return collectively. In addition to its capability, the Agora represents a preference to improve and enhance the overall enjoyment and promote coexistence. SQUAD, the designers of the College, have created precise furnishings, in particular for the Agora, to offer students new and revolutionary methods to utilize the space.
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It is essential to have a bioclimatic design and suggests that it has to be incorporated into the planning technique as early as feasible. The construction is strategically placed alongside the road to adhere to urban good judgment and take advantage of favorable solar orientation. Inner patios were integrated into the design, and classes were positioned on the northern and southern façades to guard them from excessive sun radiation from the east and west. This layout approach eliminates the want for complicated façade protections.
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Ban De Vagney School is designed to be compact, a good way to limit power loss and efficiently control heating needs in a harsh climate. Its objective is to restrict heating necessities to 25 kWh/m2 according to year. To gain this, the construction will rely upon Vagney’s warmness network, which is normally powered through a biomass boiler. The building has been carefully constructed with airtightness, passive insulation, and green glazing to make sure that the temperature of the interior partitions carefully fits the indoor air temperature. This removes the bloodless wall effect, which is essential for thermal comfort.
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The structure of Ban De Vagney School is made up of numerous wood additives in one-of-a-kind styles and sizes. One tremendous element is the laminated beam of the indoor bridge, which measures 30 meters in length and 1. Eight meters in peak. The construction approach focuses on timber and using prefabricated modular factors sourced from nearby forests, particularly the well-known “Vosges Wood Supply.” Concrete is the handiest used in a confined capability for anchoring elements and façades to ensure structural balance.
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The building past this factor is designed to resemble a timber cathedral. It carries biobased substances in its shape, including framing, floors, and façades. These materials provide not only structural benefits but also provide thermal residences and sturdiness for floor coverings. Additionally, their use complements the general experience, utilizing a growing connection between humans and the soothing qualities of natural materials.
Project Info:
Architects: SQUAD architectes, Tectoniques Architects
Area: 3800 m²
Year: 2022
Photographs: Luc Boegly, Maxime Verret
Acoustic Engineering: LINK Acoustique
Project Manager: SQUAD, Tectoniques
City: Vagney
Country: France
