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Giovannetti Community Shelter
Giovannetti Community Shelter
Urbandale, IA, United States
Project of the Day on Nov 28, 2014
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Giovannetti Community Shelter
Urbandale, IA, United States
Project of the Day on Nov 28, 2014
This project serves the need for both a recreational building and a storm shelter for the City of Urbandale.
The shelter provides a large meeting area, kitchen, storage, restrooms, and an office at the Walker Johnston Park. It complies with FEMA standards as a protective facility against tornadoes, and is designed to resist the highest destructive winds.
Upon approaching the structure, steel columns create a rhythm that then support a covered entry and align with the structure of the building. The landscaped area adjacent to the entry helps to frame the path to the building while also creating a contrast to the strong, clean lines of the simple building.
The building is made of precast concrete panels, steel, and wood siding, and has a low, rectangular silhouette to enable it to flow with the surrounding landscape.
The shelter provides a large meeting area, kitchen, storage, restrooms, and an office at the Walker Johnston Park. It complies with FEMA standards as a protective facility against tornadoes, and is designed to resist the highest destructive winds.
Upon approaching the structure, steel columns create a rhythm that then support a covered entry and align with the structure of the building. The landscaped area adjacent to the entry helps to frame the path to the building while also creating a contrast to the strong, clean lines of the simple building.
The building is made of precast concrete panels, steel, and wood siding, and has a low, rectangular silhouette to enable it to flow with the surrounding landscape.
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