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Centro Rogers Scandicci - Florence - Italy
Scandicci. On the occasion of the construction of the city tram, the Pritzker Prize for architecture Richard Rogers designed and carried out a great project that takes its name. The Rogers Center is a complex that includes: commercial, housing spaces, the tram stop, a beautiful square and a large pavilion used as an exhibition space. The reproduction of this work has been from Homestyler's limitations. The project is very "heavy", the renderings blocked and self-failed. I have tried several times to contact the staff, but the suggestions they gave me did not help to obtain the desired effect.
Floor Plan 3885.02㎡
The top of the Rogers Center is the exhibition pavilion that is imposed on the square. On the side the buildings with apartments, shops and the tram stop. Unfortunately, the project I made was modified to be able to make the rendering - I sacrificed the buildings by reducing them to end up working.
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The shelter of the tram stop shows the photo of the Rogers center and the journey of the city tram. Below is a hint to life, works and prizes of Richard Rogers.
Pavilion and exhibition center with shops, large rooms and offices
During the vaccination campaign against Covid19, the upper floor was used as a hub for vaccines
the pavilion overlooking the square Resistance
the tram and buildings with apartments on the side of the pavilion
The tram stop - Scandicci Resistance
The pavilion. Note that the shops on the ground floor are freely inspired by the truly existing spaces
Piazza Resistance and Rogers Center at night
lateral entrance to the second floor
Bar on the ground floor
Exhibition space on the upper floor - Here, meetings, conferences, events, etc.
Exhibition space on the upper floor
Exhibition space on the upper floor
Exhibition space on the upper floor
Exhibition space on the upper floor
Exhibition space on the upper floor
Exhibition space on the upper floor
Exhibition space on the upper floor
Bar on the ground floor
The beautiful square of the Resistance with trees and fountains
the city tram, the buildings, the shops
Richard George Rogers, world -renowned architect, winner of numerous prizes: Pritzker Prize, Stirling Prize, Royal Gold Medal, Thomas Jefferson Medal for Architecture. Born in Florence on 23 July 1933- died on 18 December 2021a London.
Richard Rogers collaborated, among others with Renzo Piano and Norman Foster. Among his most important works: Center Pompidou in Paris, Millennium Dome in London, Three World Trade Center in NY.
Tram stop "RESISTENZA"
The tram stop - Line 1 - Leonardo - From Scandicci to Careggi Hospital
Rogers 'structures are recognizable in their transparency and spectacularity, Rogers' architectural style is generally considered "evolutionary" sense with defined and functional objectives, while its experimentation concerns materials and work processes (High Performance Architecture).
Rogers designed a series of private and residential complexes, including a plastic house, built together with his wife, and his home in Wimbledon in steel and synthetic materials
Recognitions to Rogers: the RIBA Gold Medal in 1985, the title of Baronetto in 1991, the imperial praemium for the architecture of the Japan Art Association in 2000, the Pritzker prize (2007)
The tram, a revolution for the city of Florence, a vehicle that has improved city traffic
In 2019 Rogers received the 2019 gold medal of the AIA - American Institute of Architects, in "Recognition in the long professional activity of the English architect and its influence in the theory and practice of discipline".
A clothing store on the ground floor of the pavilion
A clothing store on the ground floor of the pavilion
The entrance of the Espositi Center
This home design project - Centro Rogers Scandicci - Florence - Italy was published on 2022-10-29 and was 100% designed by Homestyler floor planner, which includes 33 high quality photorealistic rendered images.
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Location: World Architecture Day
Comments (1)
Amazing work..... there is so much creativity in you!!! I was so impressed with these outside areas and your attention to detail. my favourite shot was the tram stop/ how brilliant was that. And such great colours of the buildings.... this really deserved to have been featured and i LOVED it!
2 November