PROJECT INFO
Building type:
Exhibitions/Museums
Year:
2018
Project Status:
Built
Gross Area:
1225 Sqm
Certificates:
GBC Italia Historic Building Gold
Climatic zone:
Temperate
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah (MEIS), in Ferrara, Italy, is the first museum to achieve the GBC Historic Building certification.
The deep sustainable retrofit was entirely supported by the Italian Ministry of Environmental and Cultural Heritage (MIBAC). The intervention includes the conversion and extension of a former prisons in Ferrara, which was built in 1912 and dismissed in 1992, in international exhibition, documentation and research centre. The detention building, featuring a typical gallery with cells arranged around a triple height central space. These spaces host the new exhibition area, educational laboratories and the Museum library.
The client, the Italian Ministry of Environmental and Cultural Heritage, was very keen in implementing a sustainability driven development and required the application of the GBC Historic Building protocol. The MIBAC awarded and valued the green rating scheme for the historic buildings. It represents a virtuous example to be imitated and applied to all the invaluable historic building stock. The development was awarded GBC Historic Building Gold rating and is now officially open to public.
AWARDS
Gold certified | GBC Historic Building protocol
SUSTAINABILITY FEATURES
Sustainable building materials
Reclaimed materials
High efficient lighting
Smart design (passive design strategies)
SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY
The application of the GBC Historic Building protocol, represents a world novelty, certifies the level of environmental sustainability of the recovery and redevelopment of existing historic buildings with specific requirements that can take into account both aspects related to the scope of the historical value of the building, with the effectiveness of an intervention strategy aimed at conservation and valorization in comparison with the environmental impact requirements with the site, of internal environmental comfort, of high environmental performance materials, of energy efficiency of all the installed systems synthesized in a careful virtuous approach from design to construction.
The long-standing Italian technical and cultural tradition in the field of Architectural Restoration is compared and measured by the best international rating systems. Even Italy with its own companies, with its virtuous institutions such as the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, with its knowledge knows how to present itself in the world looking at its history projecting itself in the future as a protagonist.
ENERGY DATA
Energy consumption:
N/A (N/A )
Consumption type:
Annual carbon footprint:
N/A (N/A )
Climate zone:
Temperate
Min. temperature =
N/A
Max temperature =
N/A
RH =
N/A
CLIENT
Client:
info@valentiniarchitetture.com
DESIGNERS
Architect:
Scape Spa - Roma
CONSULTANTS
Energy consultant:
Ing. Francesco Passerini - R2M Solution Srl , Alfonso Senatore - Ongreening Consultancy
Green certification consultant:
Other:
Arch. Carla Di Francesco - MIBACT , Arch. Rita Berton - MIBACT Venezia
CONTRACTORS
Contract Services:
RTI Edilfrair Costruzioni Generali SpA L'Aquila , COAF Srl L'Aquila
Contractor:
FERRARA Scarl
Supplier:
Mapei
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