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Alphaville Aracaju
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Type
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Concept
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
Inspired by the meeting of the Sergipe River and the sea, the project seeks to harmonize natural and urban elements. The intention is to capture the essence of this confluence, where the boundaries between river and sea, city and nature, dissolve. The dialogue between diverse cultures and the natural landscape of Aracaju, also informs the proposal.
The spatial concept unfolds as an expansive park, where lounge areas and circulation intertwine, creating a fluid experience. The architecture disperses into smaller volumes with organic forms, as if shaped by the wind, integrating with the natural landscape and avoiding large built masses.
Another key aspect of the design lies in the particular configuration of the site. Unlike other Alphaville developments, where these functions are typically dispersed, the plots allocated to the gatehouse, support facilities, and club are consolidated into a single area, fostering a more direct and integrated relationship between these programmatic elements. In this context, the opportunity emerged for a large 1,500 m² roof structure in glulam (glued laminated timber), providing both shade and a unifying element for the ensemble.
Considering the climatic conditions of Aracaju, the project incorporates sustainable strategies such as cross ventilation, shading, and evaporative cooling. Generous openings in enclosed spaces facilitate airflow, while the expansive roof offers protection from the sun.
The choice of glued laminated timber for the roof structure not only contributes to the architectural expression, but also underscores a commitment to sustainability, reducing the use of concrete and minimizing waste. Additional measures include rainwater harvesting, solar heating for the locker rooms, and photovoltaic energy generation for the support building.
The spatial concept unfolds as an expansive park, where lounge areas and circulation intertwine, creating a fluid experience. The architecture disperses into smaller volumes with organic forms, as if shaped by the wind, integrating with the natural landscape and avoiding large built masses.
Another key aspect of the design lies in the particular configuration of the site. Unlike other Alphaville developments, where these functions are typically dispersed, the plots allocated to the gatehouse, support facilities, and club are consolidated into a single area, fostering a more direct and integrated relationship between these programmatic elements. In this context, the opportunity emerged for a large 1,500 m² roof structure in glulam (glued laminated timber), providing both shade and a unifying element for the ensemble.
Considering the climatic conditions of Aracaju, the project incorporates sustainable strategies such as cross ventilation, shading, and evaporative cooling. Generous openings in enclosed spaces facilitate airflow, while the expansive roof offers protection from the sun.
The choice of glued laminated timber for the roof structure not only contributes to the architectural expression, but also underscores a commitment to sustainability, reducing the use of concrete and minimizing waste. Additional measures include rainwater harvesting, solar heating for the locker rooms, and photovoltaic energy generation for the support building.
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