BARILLA UNWRAPPED<\/p>\n
\u201cBarilla Unwrap\u201d. Our design is all about establishing a connection between Barilla, the factory and the Pasta makers with the customer. Spaces are open and accessible to everyone, all functional areas have a simple concept meant to be clear and understandable by all kind of visitors.<\/p>\n
Food and how is made is one of the most important Chapter of the Novel to us.
\nOur pavilion represents the strong will of Barilla to \u201cOpen up\u201d to the customer and be explored from the inside. This is the Barilla experience that we aim to inspire in visitors.<\/p>\n
Our concept design for the Pavilion aims to be a building with the above-mentioned characteristics.
\nWe wanted to design a building being a fantastic \u201cplace for listening\u201d that clearly could represent \u201chow Barilla does stuff\u201d, therefore a building where Barilla could open the production plant to public, even if only metaphorically. Moreover we wanted to provide an iconic design, a manufact with strong artistic meanings and capable to provide the whole plant with a well visible identity that at the moment the Pedrignano complex doesn\u2019t have and we wanted such identity to be the continuation of Barilla\u2019s tradition coming from the founder.<\/p>\n
This is why we conceived a pavilion as \u201ca huge hear\u201d, a receptive organ, being the first part of the manufacturing body of Pedrignano, the sensitive one throughout which to listen to what happens outside.
\nThis aspiration to represent the hears of the company is something with a blueprint meaning as well. Up to now the plant was arranged along a straight axis, having the logistic area at the bottom as \u201clegs\u201d, the mills and production wharehouse right after as \u201cbody\u201d and \u201carms\u201d and finally the \u201cthinking head\u201d located at the end as the R&D building and the Headquarter office designed by Vico Magistretti.<\/p>\n
Indeed we designed our proposed pavilion as a receptive building, something that open up to public, allowing visitors to easily see what it\u2019s inside and see it even from far.
\nInside we have large wheat silos, shining as the ones that store the raw material in the plant close by. The silos support the wide roof, that is a wheat field that was artificially sectioned from the Pianura Padana and suspended up in the air. Here is where the raw material come from, the real protagonist of the story. The wheat grows from the field, is caught by men and stored in silos, then from silos wheat is put into the process, become semola, then semolino and finally mixed with water and it becomes pasta. This is what will be shown in the pavilion, \u201cbeing the pavilion itself a metaphor of the process\u201d.<\/p>\n
The pavilion is a simple rectangle as the other blocks of the plant; it is oriented as the rest of the plant in order to symbolize that is a direct rational continuation of Barilla tradition as organization, not an eccentric product of a single individual, this fact representing the will of the 3 brothers to execute and implementation of their father\u2019s will of \u201cbuilding for the Future\u201d.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":1459,"template":"","tipologie":[38],"categorie_progetti":[236],"posizioni":[],"class_list":["post-1483","progetti","type-progetti","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","tipologie-architecture","categorie_progetti-corporate-en"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n