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PiM.studio ArchitectsMaurizio Mucciola, RIBA, RIASDirectorE-mail: [email protected]

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Maurizio is a Chartered Architect registered at the Architects Registration Board in UKand a member of the Royal Institue of British Architects and the Royal Incorporation of Architets in Scotland

2016: Founded PiM.studio Architects Limited in London Projects: V&A Museum of Design Dundee, Scotland UK due to open 2018 (under construction)

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2009 – 2016: Kengo Kuma & Associates - Tokyo, Edinburgh, Paris Projects in charge as Project Architect and Project Manager V&A Museum of Design Dundee, Scotland UK 2010 - 2017 (under construction) Progetto Manifattura Green Innovation Factory, Rovereto, Italy 2009 - 2018 (construction starts 2016) The Sky is The Limit - Vals CH 2015 ArtA Cultural Complex - Arnhem NL 2014 V&A at Dundee, the new V&A Museum in Scotland - UK 2010 (International competition) 1st Prize Requalification of Fez Medina – Morocco 2010 Columbia University Medical Center Campus - New York - USA 2009 “Sant’Agostino” building complex - Modena - Italy 2009 New Headquarters of Parma Province - Parma, Italy 2009 Alibaba Group – City of Taobao Headquarter, Hangzhou - China 2009 (built) Munch Stenersen Museum, Oslo - Norway 2009

2007 – 2008: OMA Office for Metropolitan Architecture | Rotterdam - NL Projects: Apraksin Dvor Market, St. Petersburg - Russia Signal Tower International competition, Paris - France La Defense urban study, Paris - France Entrepot Macdonald reconversion” transformation of a warehouse in Paris, France Bovisa Mastrerplan, Milano - Italy

2007 C-Lab with Jeffrey Inaba, at Columbia Studio-X - Volume Magazine, New York 2005 – 2006 LANDsrl landscape architecture - Milan 2005 METROGRAMMAassociati architecture - Milan ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Education:2007 Master of Science Advanced Architectural Design - GSAPP - Columbia University, NY2004 Master Degree in Architecture -”Politecnico di Milano” Milan - Italy2003 Socrates-Erasmus scholarship - “UTL Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa” Lisbon Portugal----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Publications:2015 Editor - monograph.it - a new monograph on Kengo Kuma & Associates2013 Photographs for the exhibition catalogue - Sensing Spaces - Royal Academy of Arts - London2011 L’Arca International Magazine – co-editor for KKAA for the issue 265 January 20112010 Photographs for the book: Architect: The Mind and Work of the Pritzker Prize Laureates, 2009-11 TABlog: TAB is Tokyo’s bilingual art & design events guide. 2006-7 with C-lab: “Volume 10: Agitation!” - “Volume 13: Ambition!”2007 GSAPP Abstract 2006-2007, GSAPP Columbia University, NY

PiM.studio ArchitectsMaria-Chiara Piccinelli

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Maria-Chiara is a registered Architect in Italy since 2005Member of the Ordine degli Architetti Pianificatori Paesaggisti Conservatori della Provincia di Como

2016: PiM.studio Architects Limited

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2009 – 2016: Kengo Kuma & Associates - Tokyo, Edinburgh, Paris Projects in charge as Project Architect and Project Manager Padova Congress Centre ,Italy 2012 - 2017 (under construction) Lodi Veterinary University Campus ,Italy 2014 - 2017 (under construction) The Sky is The Limit - Vals CH - International competition 2015 Van Gogh exhibition, Palazzo Reale, Milano, Italy 2015 built Boulogne-Billancourt housing, Paris, FR 2013 - 2017 (under construction) V&A Museum of Design Dundee, Scotland UK 2010 - 2017 (under construction) Progetto Manifattura Green Innovation Factory, Rovereto, Italy 2009-2018 (construction starts 2016) ArtA Cultural Complex - Arnhem NL - International Competition 2014 Terme, San Pellegrino, Italy - concept design, SD phase 2011 - 2010 Shangai Gallery of Art -Air Brick, China - Exhibition/pavilion, built 2010 CCC Courtyard, Salone del Mobile Milan, Italy - Exhibition, built 2010 Masterplan Wanjing - Beijing, China - concept design 2009 Exhibition Tokyo Fiber - Milano, Tokyo, - Pavilion, built 2009 Cavamarket headquarter, Napoli, Italy - DD phase 2009

2007 – 2008: OMA Office for Metropolitan Architecture | Rotterdam - NL Projects: Maggie Centre -Glasgow - UK (built) Qatar Central Library, Doha - Qatar Bovisa mastrerplan, Milano - Italy

2007 Studio Fase, Milano, Italy 2006 Municipality of Milano planning department - public housing program - Milano 2006 Makio Hasuike & co design - Milano, Italy 2005 Consalez e Rossi architettura e paesaggio - Milano, Italy ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Education:2006 Researcher at Politecnico di Milano DIAP (architectural and urban design department)2005 Master Degree in Architecture - Politecnico di Milano - Italy, degree project: “metropoli vesuvio” (grade 100/100)2003 socrates erasmus scholarship at UTL - Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa, Portugal----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Publications:2011 L’Arca International Magazine – co-editor for KKAA for the issue 265 January 20112007 Milano. cronache dell’abitare - with multiplicity.lab - Bruno Mondadori, Milano 2005 Bovisa in una goccia - New balances for a changing neighborhood, Polipress, Milano ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Solo Competition:2009 2x5 contest, public design festival, first prize - Milano built

PROJECTSMASTER PLANS

Bovisa Master PlanMilan, Italy2007

Design: OMA/Rem KoolhaasMaria-Chiara Piccinelli and Maurizio Mucciola were part of the project Design team whilst at OMA

Project dataProgram: Office, Rensidential, Education, Library, Retail, ServicesFloor Area: 675,000 m2

With the rapid growth and expansion of urban centres in the latter half of the 20th century, industrial sites, formerly located on the city’s periphery, now find themselves encompassed by the ever expanding urban fabric of the city. Paralleling this growth has been a shift in the main economic drivers of the city from industrial production to service industries. Consequently, what were once vital elements of the city have gone fallow.Milan, once the center of Italy’s industrial region, is today Italy’s leading financial center and a global center for fashion and design. Currently ex-periencing a boom of urban redevelopment, the city’s post-industrial urban voids now provide exceptional opportunities for ambitious architectural and urban innovation. Bovisa, originally located on the outskirts of Milan, initially benefited from a strong network of railway lines connecting it to the city and beyond. Paradoxically, the conditions that once allowed it to flourish now isolate it from the rest of the city and hamper its development. Separated from the surrounding neighborhoods, the site suffers from a surfeit of infrastructure. Further impeding the site’s development, the ground is heavily contaminated – a lasting burden of the site’s industrial history. In order to become suitable for development, the site requires intensive remediation. In recent years, numerous masterplans and attempts to redevelop the site have been proposed with no results. Unable to overcome the site’s many constraints, Bovisa has languished undeveloped, disconnected from the thriving areas surrounding it, a void in the urban fabric of Milan. A site of conflicting potential – an open expanse of underutilized land, advantageously situated within Milan’s expanding urban boundaries yet constrained by infrastructure and industrial pollution. How to overcome the site’s many limitations and capitalize on the opportunities it affords, integrating it into both Milan’s urban fabric and economy?

Images and text © OMA

Manifattura Project, Green Innovation FactoryRovereto, Italy2010-2018 (contruction to start 2017)

Design: Kengo Kuma & AssociatesMaria-Chiara Piccinelli and Maurizio Mucciola were Project Architects and Team Leaders whilst at KKAA

Project dataProgram: Manufacturing, Offices, Research labs, Auditorium, Gym, Learning Center, Greenhouse, Public Roof Garden, Café Shop, Café, RestaurantFloor Area: 50,000 m2

Progetto Manifattura – Green Innovation Factory is transforming a 9-hectare (22-acre) historic tobacco facility into a business, innovation and re-search hub for green building, renewable energy, and environmental technology. Manifattura is located at a key point in the valley, where the Leno River practically flows into the Adige River, and is clearly visible from all the moun-tains that surround the area. The perception of the Manifattura from the mountains, a point of view from top to bottom , is the most typical, and it represent therefore the way the buildings is normally perceived, which is a most important to take into consideration. Generally, when people think about the idea of a “Landmark”, an object that marks the territory by being visible from afar, it is common to think of a vertical element. This is a necessary strategy when we are in a “flatland”. Where flat and horizontal directions prevail, something willing to be visible must be higher than the rest, and verticality creates this strength. In this project instead, exactly the opposite happens: the perception is that of a point of view from top to bottom. Here a vertical mark would have no power and would get little visibility. The planar direction becomes the most powerful sign in this complex condition, and therefore the possibility of creating a new type of sign: a Horizontal Landmark, site specific and which merges into the landscape and at the same time becomes visible in all its strength from the surroundings.

Images and text © Kengo Kuma & Associates

Apraksin DvorSt. Petersburg, Russia2007 - Competition

Design: OMA/Rem KoolhaasMaurizio Mucciola was part of the project Design Team whilst at OMA

Project dataProgram: Office, Rensidential, Hotel, Museum, Retail, ServicesFloor Area: 228,404 m2

Consisting of multiple freestanding buildings arranged within a market yard, Apraksin Dvor represents a unique urban typology in the historic cen-tre of St. Petersburg. The uniqueness of the site, which makes it prime for preservation, is also the most advantageous aspect for development.What future can be imagined for this area? Is it possible to resist the default treatment of inner city areas: to avoid an uncompromising regime of preservation – no room for maneuvering in the name of authenticity – without surrendering to the forces of commercial exploitation?

The premise of this project requires a negotiation between the desire for historic preservation and the drive towards commercial development. In the face of this dilemma, rather than siding either way, we call it a draw and split the difference. In our proposal, 50 per cent of the area is demol-ished and treated as the site for new buildings, and 50 per cent of the area is kept in its current state; including its use as a flea market. The old and the new are organized as a checkerboard: a co-existence of two uninterrupted conditions, creating both a relationship of maximum contact and maximum independence while avoiding the subjective evaluation of the historic merit of each existing individual building.

Where the old retains its utilitarian organization and orthogonal pattern of circulation, the new is organized into a condition of ultimate smoothness. A series of never-ending loops lure people in and – once inside – retain them in a constant flow. Stretched across the entire site, the old and the new can either be experienced in extreme juxtaposition or be independent parallel experiences, creating simultaneously an illusion of complete preservation and perpetual newness…


Taobao CityHangzhou, China2009-2013 built

Design: Kengo Kuma & AssociatesMaurizio Mucciola was part of the project Design Team whilst at KKAA

Project dataFuntions: Office (canteen, gymnasium, auditorium, exhibition hall)Floor Area: 260,000 m2

Taobao City is the headquarters of Alibaba.com, now a leading IT corporation of China. Given the wetland location in the suburb of Hangzhou, we pro-posed a new type of office for this up-and-coming company by scattering low-rise buildings in layered floors, from which workers can be directly con-nected to their surrounding landscape.The office block comprises two simple, flexibly arranged plates (approximate depth: 20m, length: 100m) in parallel, on either side of a green court yard. Such open, green atmosphere is rarely available in other typical city center offices.The basic openings are glazing, but it has a detailed “bumpiness,” since we treated the façade as a set of folds. One part of the folds (depth: 300mm) can be opened in order to bring in fresh air.The six dispersed offices are loosely connected with bridge-like spaces called “links”. Those links contain a sports hall, library, meeting spaces and other rooms, which can cater to workers’ various activities away from their desks. The total length of these bridges covers over 1km. The façades of the links are woven aluminum mesh. It is a 2m-deep eave that can harmonize with surrounding nature – a contrast against solid, box-typed offices of the 20th century.


PROJECTSLarge Scale ARCHITECTURE

V&A Museum of Design, DundeeDundee, Scotland, UKin construciton, completion 2017

Lead Architect: Kengo Kuma & Associates (Maurizio Mucciola Project Architect 2010-2015)Delivery Architect: PiM.studio Architects

Maurizio Mucciola has been Project Architect/Team Leader from Competition and until 2015 whilst at KKAAPiM.studio has been appointed in 2016 to complete the delivery of the Project

Project dataProgram: Museum, Restaurant, Auditorium, Shop, Ofices, Delivery and Services.Floor Area: 8,500 m2Value: £80,000,000

Located along the waterfront in the city of Dundee in the northern part of Scotland, this museum is a branch of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.In addition to exhibits of artwork in the V&A collection, contemporary Scottish art and product design from the area are on display, making it a facility that is expected to become a new cultural centre in Scotland.

The site faces the River Tay, and the architecture proposes a new integrated way to achieve harmony with the environment. The façade has a variety of shadows and changes created with multiple horizontal layers of precast concrete as a way to express the beautiful cliffs of Scotland with architecture.A large horizontal “hole” was provided in the centre of the building. This “hole” represents an attempt to connect Union Street which runs through the centre of Dundee with the beautiful natural scenery of the River Tay. This feature was adopted in order to create a 21st century type cultural facility that is an integral part of the environment and community which replaces 20th century type art museums that were cut off from the environment.

The foyer was designed as a large void that is covered with locally available wood that has a soft texture with the intention that it be used as a “Living Room” capable of revitalizing the community by providing a venue where various concerts and performances are held.

Veterinary University BuildingsLodi, Italy2014 - under construction

Design: Kengo Kuma & AssociatesMaria-Chiara Piccinelli was Project Architect/Team Leader for the project whilst at KKAA

Project dataProgram: University, Classrooms, Offices, Canteen, ParkFloor Area: 26,000 m2Value 62,000,000 EUR

Importo complessivo: 62.600.000 euro, di cui 57.300.000 euro cofinanziati da Università (per una quota di 34.380.000 euro), Regione Lombardia (12.570.000 euro), Provincia (5.175.000 euro) e Comune di Lodi (5.175.000 euro), più 5.300.000 euro a carico esclusivamente dell’Università per il completamento del Centro Zootecnico Didattico Sperimentale.

Le strutture di nuova realizzazione per il completamento del polo universitario occuperanno una superficie coperta di circa 26.000 metri quadrati, così suddivisa: 13.000 metri quadrati per le strutture delle attività dipartimentali della Facoltà di Veterinaria (studi docenti, laboratori di ricerca e locali di supporto); 7.300 metri quadrati per aule didattiche, biblioteca e servizi generali della Facoltà di Veterinaria; 2.100 metri quadrati per laboratori didattici (chimica, biologia, microscopia, informatica); 1.800 metri quadrati per la clinica veterinaria per piccoli animali (che in totale avrà una su-perficie di 2.450 metri quadrati, integrando ai nuovi volumi 650 metri quadrati già esistenti); 1.200 metri quadrati per il completamento del Centro Zootecnico Didattico Sperimentale (laboratori di bioingegneria, mangimificio, lavorazione carni, lavorazione latte, analisi sensoriale) e della clinica veterinaria per grandi animali (reparto sale settorie e laboratorio di osteologia).

Le strutture universitarie già attualmente realizzate a Lodi occupano una superficie coperta di circa 16.000 metri quadrati (circa 11.000 la clinica veterinaria per grandi animali, circa 5.000 il centro zootecnico didattico sperimentale).


Congress CentrePadova, Italy 2012-2017 (in construciton)


Project dataProgram: Congress Centre, Auditorium, Restaurant, VIP room, Services.Floor Area: 30,000 m2Value: 19,000,000 EUR

Il PalaCongressi ha una Sala Grande da 828 posti al primo piano, 396 al secondo, 396 al terzo, e un foyer di 408 metri quadri. E ancora una Sala Auditorium di 533 metri quadri, altre due Sale Medie da 222 e 210 posti, e una serie di salette multifunzionali che occupano circa 300 metri quadri. E ancora: un ristorante da 233 metri quadri, un bar di 201 e un bistrot di 180.

Utilizzo flessibile. Ispirato dall’architettura tradizionale giapponese in cui lo spazio è un elemento estremamente duttile, Kuma ha voluto che il Centro congressi possa essere utilizzato sia quando la fiera è aperta che quando è chiusa.

La galleria ingresso nord. Nel centro congressi ci sarà una galleria che costituirà l’ingresso nord del quartiere fieristico. Ma sarà anche una sorta di grande piazza coperta, in cui confluiscono tutte le funzioni dell’edificio compresi i negozio e l’accesso indipendente a ogni sala.

Il porticato. L’edificio sarà caratterizzato da una parte porticata, che vuole riprendere una tradizione architettonica della città di Padova. L’architetto giapponese ha previsto dei grandi «setti» di facciata che faranno da ambiente di separazione tra l’interno del centro congressi e la piazza esterna.L’acqua e l’anfiteatro. All’esterno Kengo Kuma ha previsto la presenza di un «segno d’acqua», richiamo alla conformità del territorio padovano, e di un anfiteatro, uno spazio pubblico per manifestazioni all’aperto.


Luxury SPA complexSanpellegrino terme, Italy2009-2012


Project dataProgram: SPA, residential, retail.Floor Area: 25,000 m2

The project is located in the centre of a small historical thermal city in north of Italy. We had to create a new modern SPA building on the hill and a shopping mall in a beautiful listed building, in addition to luxury residences for the SPA visitors.We opened the old building to create a connection to the city old centre and create a delicate canopy in the plaza by the use of recycled glass tiles. Through the use of materials we have create a ribbon link with the residences and ultimately with the new SPA building where the use of glass, local stone and green in the facade creates a gentle, elegant screen to the outside and an intimate environment tothe inside to give a unique experience to the visitors.


Cava Market headquartersCava de’ tirreni, Italy2009

Design: Kengo Kuma & AssociatesMaria-Chiara Piccinelli was part of the Design Team for the project whilst at KKAA

Project dataProgram: Office, Retail, ServicesFloor Area: 11,500 m2


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Entrepot MacDonaldParis, France2008 Masterplan (now built)

Design: OMA/Rem KoolhaasMaurizio Mucciola was part of the Design Team for the project whilst at OMA

Project dataProgram: Schools, Retail, Office, Residential, ServicesFloor Area: 165,100 m2


Signal TowerParis, France2008 Competition

Design: OMA/Rem KoolhaasMaurizio Mucciola was part of the Design Team for the project whilst at OMA

Project dataProgram: Schools, Retail, Office, ResidentialFloor Area: 165,100 m2

Integration The urban oppositional logics implemented in the selected site have fragmented the space in built areas that are surrounded by non-permeable infrastructural borders.The brief by l’Etablissement Public d’Aménagement de La Défense (EPAD) to make its previously impenetrable limits accessible, to organize the site into urban space in a hierarchy of a succession of lines and squares, highlighted the need to consider and qualify an area of fringe, an outcome which previously had not been the subject of the project. By adding a critical mass of public programs organized as a network, closely connected to the existing program, Signal project seeks to consolidate the immediate vicinity and access to the slab as an audience.In the growing competition among Europe’s financial centers, La Défense can differentiate itself by changing its logical communication. From a verti-cal reference, the clarity and quality of the limit of its greatest asset and its greatest potential: the horizontal support of the deck can be highlighted. The position and nature of the adaptation of a project to its site profoundly influences the surrounding environment. The OMA Signal Project is working to this challenge by establishing a horizontal and multifunctional base that simultaneously expands the existing slab, reconsiders the status of South Gate, and most importantly creates a connection between all elements of its environment.

Facade One of the most innovative aspects of the Signal Project is its original design of the facade and internal energy systems. Every piece aims for maximum optimization of energy by the use of passive systems using natural light and air force as natural sources of energy. The project also uses the principle of reuse & recycling to minimize the energy required for the functioning of the whole. The result is a significant saving of 40-45% on the average energy consumption.


Columbia University Medical CampusNew York2010 Competition

Design: Kengo Kuma & AssociatesMaurizio Mucciola was Project Architect/Team Leader for the project whilst at KKAA

Project dataProgram: Office, Rensidential, Hotel, Theate, Retail, Services

The project aimed at the revitalization of the medical Campus.two separate buildings were to be designed and the public space connecting them.A new tower for classrooms, offices, laboratories, canteen and auditorium, and two blocks south from the main tower the complete refurbishment of the existing main auditorium woudl give a first class Lecture teatre tot he medical Scool connceted directely to the street.


The Sky is the LimitVals, Switzerland2015 competition

Design: Kengo Kuma & AssociatesMaria-Chiara Piccinelli and Maurizio Mucciola were Project Architects and Team Leaders whilst at KKAA

Project dataProgram: 5 start Hotel, Restaurants, Retail, SPAFloor Area: 53,000 m2


PROJECTSSmal l ARCHITECTURE

Maggie’s Centre - GartnavelGlasgow, Scotland2008 built

Design: OMA/Rem KoolhaasMaria-Chiara Piccinelli was part of the Design Team for the project whilst at OMA

Project dataProgram: Consultation CentreFloor Area: 534 m2

The aim of a Maggie’s Centre is to provide an environment of practical and emotional support for people with cancer, their families and friends.

Maggie’s Centres rely on the fundamental precept, often overlooked, that exceptional architecture and innovative spaces can make people feel better - thereby kindling the curiosity and imagination fundamental to feeling alive. Grand in their ambitions, but designed on a small scale, Mag-gie’s Centres provide a welcome respite from typical institutional hospital architecture. Their spaces are more than merely functional; they serve as a haven for those receiving treatment. In creating a place to connect and learn from others who are going through similar experiences, Mag-gie’s Centres help patients to develop their sense of confidence and resourcefulness.

Instead of a series isolated rooms, the building is designed as a sequence of interconnected L-shaped figures in plan that create clearly distin-guished areas - an arrangement that minimises the need for corridors and hallways and allows the rooms to flow. The plan has been organized for the spaces to feel casual, almost carefree, allowing one to feel at ease and at home, part of an empathetic community of people. At the same time the design also provides spaces for more personal moments - either in the intimate setting of the counselling rooms, or in smaller nooks and private spaces.

Located in a natural setting, like a pavilion in the woods, the building is both introverted and extroverted: each space has a relationship either to the internal courtyard or to the surrounding woodland and greenery, while certain moments provide views of Glasgow beyond. With a flat roof and floor levels that respond to the natural topography, the rooms vary in height, with the more intimate areas programmed for private uses such as counselling, and more open and spacious zones for communal use. More than any other space, the internal courtyard provides a place of sanctuary and respite


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Van Gogh exhibitionMilano, Italy2015 built


Project dataProgram: ExhibitionFloor Area: 720 m2Location: Palazzo Reale, Milano

Into Palazzo Reale, we wanted to bring in some way or other the undulating earth that Van Gogh much loved. We sought hard about how we could convey to people that tenderness and warmth, and finally arrived at a piece of cloth – that material of earth-colored, a bit rough feel, with a smell of soil when you press your cheek against it.

On that waving land of fabric, Gogh’s paintings will drift about. His works will be thrown out in the midst of the overwhelming power from the ground. Humans themselves are the beings who have to leave everything to the earth and simply float on – I took Van Gogh’s message this way.


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