Three themes: rural residence, exhibition space, media library
What the track asks
The session offered three alternative themes. THEME A — a residence serving a farming family of four on a 25,220 sqm olive-grove estate in Abruzzo, designed under art. 61 of Regional Law 58/2023: 5,000 sqm intervention lot, 0.02 cum/sqm index up to 800 cum, max height 7.5 m, 10 m from boundaries; Mediterranean climate, south-facing solar gains and energy self-sufficiency. THEME B — an exhibition building for local craft products: 500 sqm gross on two levels, max height 10 m, on a 6,400 sqm lot with public green and a 36-space car park. THEME C — a media library and multi-purpose space in a small Abruzzo town, on a 12 m wide infill lot between two blind buildings, facing a square with a church façade as its backdrop: two-level programme (media library, 40-seat conference hall, a café usable from outside; offices and a start-up space upstairs), with energy-environmental criteria and full accessibility. All three themes require the percentage breakdown of works according to the UNI 8290 classification.
Required drawings
Site diagram with accesses and utility connections 1:500 (theme A); site plan with longitudinal profile, ground line and orientation 1:200; plans, elevations and sections 1:100; floor-to-sky section (with window detail in theme A) with notes and legend 1:20; general technical report; structural scheme and assumed materials; percentage breakdown of work categories per UNI 8290.
Regulations this track calls into play
Editorial anchoring: the rules a well-prepared candidate should have in hand for this theme, each with its current status.
This theme, across the archive
The same brief seen by theme: every other past exam that asked for it, and the norm kit they share.
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