Det­ta­glio del pro­get­to ed. 2016

kir­­che-und-gemei­n­­de­­ze­n­­trum-rif-church-and-muni­­ci­­pal-cen­­ter-rif / Klaszkleeberger

Pro­get­ti­sta  Wal­ter Klasz
Loca­tion  Rifer Haup­tstraße 37, 5400 Hal­­lein-Rif, Austria
Desi­gn Team  

Archi­tect D.I. Wal­ter Klasz
D.I. Georg Kleeberger
Lin­da Schwab
Cle­mens Gudenus
Jen­ni­fer Karl

Anno  2014
Cre­di­ti Fotografici  

01,10: klasz­klee­ber­ger
02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09: Andrew Phelps

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Descri­zio­ne del progetto

A sustai­na­ble church woven into the exi­sting suburb of Salzburg
The woo­den church in the south of Salz­burg pro­vi­des a self-suf­­fi­­cient sacred spa­ce for the acti­ve reli­gious life of the local popu­la­tion con­si­sting of main­ly young fami­lies having moved to this living area. The respon­si­ble poli­ti­cal repre­sen­ta­ti­ve of the region has asked to col­la­bo­ra­te with the church. After a posi­ti­ve fea­si­bi­li­ty stu­dy of Archi­tect Klasz both par­ties have agreed to rea­li­ze one buil­ding toge­ther taking pro­fit of social and finan­cial syner­gies saving ground resour­ces at the same time.
From the begin­ning the inte­rac­ti­ve form-fin­­ding pro­cess was led by the archi­tect toge­ther with the ener­gy con­sul­tant. The solu­tion is an urban sculp­tu­re with huge incli­ned sur­fa­ces orien­ta­ted to the sun to ena­ble a strong effi­cien­cy of the hid­den solar col­lec­tors. The ener­gy is sto­red in the con­cre­te floor of the church and the muni­ci­pal cen­tre below. The main form of the woo­den fol­ded stri­pe with the upper enclo­su­re of a hyper­bo­lic para­bo­loid pro­vi­des the ritual spa­ce. The public muni­ci­pal cen­tre is loca­ted in the spa­tial gap bet­ween this form and the incli­ned topo­gra­phy. This solu­tion pro­vi­des two clear­ly sepa­ra­ted spa­ces with out­door puf­fer zones for com­mu­ni­ca­tion. All levels are acces­si­ble for peo­ple with disabilities.
The desi­gn is the phy­si­cal expres­sion of a deep dia­log bet­ween all part­ners over three years reflec­ting values like sustai­na­bi­li­ty, sim­pli­ci­ty by redu­cing the desi­gn to the core issues and inte­gra­tion of con­tem­po­ra­ry art in the archi­tec­tu­re. All rele­vant players and users tried to find the appro­pria­te solu­tion not by defen­ding their ideas nor in con­vin­cing the others but by inten­si­ve liste­ning to each other. Eve­ry par­ti­ci­pant has con­tri­bu­ted to an emer­ging not kno­wn solu­tion. As a result the­re is a high iden­ti­fi­ca­tion of dif­fe­rent peo­ple with the church, which is also sho­wn in the publi­ca­tion writ­ten by 26 authors invol­ved in the desi­gn process.

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