Cimitero Pianura

Napoli - Italy

TITLE
Ampliamento del Cimitero di Pianura

CLIENT
Consorzio NEACROPOLIS, Comune di Napoli

TIPOLOGY
Enlargement

STATE
Completed

Cimitero Pianura

Napoli - Italy

TITLE
Ampliamento del Cimitero di Pianura

CLIENT
Consorzio NEACROPOLIS, Comune di Napoli

TIPOLOGY
Enlargement

STATE
Completed

The project of enlarging the Pianura Cemetery is part of a larger cemetery redevelopment plan in the western outskirts of Naples. The project is organized as an ideal continuation of the existing 19th-century cemetery system, providing, in addition to the burial fields and an area for the funerary chapels, a closed court defined by the building for burials and an open one that faces the existing cemetery, looking onto two large L-shaped buildings.

 

The building, constructed in the first phase of the project, is similar in shape to the one previously built in the 1990s.

Alternation of full and empty spaces that become actual filter elements between the inner and outer areas.

The project of enlarging the Pianura Cemetery is part of a larger cemetery redevelopment plan in the western outskirts of Naples. The project is organized as an ideal continuation of the existing 19th-century cemetery system, providing, in addition to the burial fields and an area for the funerary chapels, a closed court defined by the building for burials and an open one that faces the existing cemetery, looking onto two large L-shaped buildings.

 

The building, constructed in the first phase of the project, is similar in shape to the one previously built in the 1990s.

Worship. Cimitero Pianura. Napoli

Landform

The public spaces are characterised by a covered part configured as a Renaissance square and a walkway that forms a narrative path to admire and understand the archaeological excavations from above. The multiplication of accesses to the area makes it possible to determine the layouts (longitudinal and transversal) to which correspond different narrative and experiential planes that make the visit a narrative. The narration allows an easy understanding of the space also for people with different abilities, providing a series of tactile elements and multimedia supports that allow everyone to deepen their knowledge of the space.
In addition to improving the museum’s reception, the courtyard – returned to the community as a new ‘living room’ for Turin open until night – expands the exhibition spaces and makes some important elements of the museum collection freely accessible, including the temple of Ellesija and the new multimedia rooms offering an immersive and interactive cultural experience.
Credits

DESIGN ARCHITECTS Tstudio – Guendalina Salimei

URBAN PLANNING Arch. Paolo de Stefano

STRUCTURE INTERPROGETTI S.r.l.

MEP C.D.S. Ingegneria snc

CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION Ing. Giampiero Martuscelli con P. De Stefano e G. Salimei

CONTRACTOR
Brancaccio costruzioni spa

Photography

Paolo De Stefano

Nastri A. (2019) Guida Napoli On the road – PP 140- 141 – ISBN 97888995346390 – pp. 140, 141 – ISBN 9788899534639 • Metamorfosi Quaderni di Architettura n.4, pp. 88, 89 – Lettera Ventidue Edizioni, Siracusa 2018 ISSN 1590 -1394 – ISBN 9788862422659