re-HUT
Re-Hut is a public structure at Tallinn’s Central Station, offering a resting space while reinterpreting the archetype of the primitive hut. Inspired by Marc-Antoine Laugier’s vision of architecture as pure shelter, Re-Hut uses recycled materials and a circular design strategy. It is built as a modular kit of parts, allowing for assembly, disassembly, and reuse.
Embracing sustainability and digital
innovation, the project integrates AI and augmented reality to scan, simulate, and assemble components on-site. Re-Hut demonstrates a future-oriented approach to architecture—resource-efficient, adaptable, and deeply responsive to both environmental challenges and technological possibilities.
Category: Cultural
Architecturel Design : OPENSYSTEMS
Date: 2024
Site: Tallinn (EE)
Helsinki Museum
Every aspect of the museum’s construction has been carefully selected to support sustainability. From procurement to construction methods and specifications, all significant components are designed for durability and the potential for repair, dismantling, and reuse, aligning with the museum’s long-term vision.The galleries are located on the second floor to take advantage
of the
zenital light filtered by
the roofscape.
The area
can be divided to provide
maximum flexibility to host
multiple exhibitions at the
same time. The event space is
designed to offer
maximum flexibility
to members, scholars
and corporate visitors.
Organised across two
levels, the conference
center can be arrange
to host a variety of
activities.
Category: Cultural
Architecturel Design : OPENSYSTEMS (Marco Vanucci, Luis Ceita Santos)
Structural Design : AKT II (Edoardo Tibuzzi,
Aoki
Hiroha)
Visulization: DIMA (Tommaso Casalini)
Date: 2024
Site: Helsinki (FI)
Planetary Architecture
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Category: Research
Project Team
Marco Vanucci
Year: 2024
Dataverse
Historically,
building typologies were the palimpsest through which it has been possible to
organize cities and society according to functions, social groups, categories
and classes. In the age of big data and artificial intelligence, our societies require more
diverse and heterogeneous alternatives, different models that engender our
nimble and increasingly atomised communities.
The project explores n ew architectural typologies that are emerging out of a growing demand for integrating the artificial, the natural and the machinic worlds. Modernism strived over the myth of global urbanization. Today, digital infrastructures and automated technologies render affordable reconnecting with the locale, shortening global value chains and strengthening distributed strategies.
Category: Research
︎︎︎BACKMarket Square, Riccione
The market represents the space of relationships and exchange, a place which, adapting and transforming over time, constitutes the beating heart of the city's social and commercial relations.
It is precisely the markets that have made the fortune of the historic Italian cities: from the Rialto market in Venice to the Mercato di Mezzo in Bologna or Sant’Ambrogio in Florence.
Riccione’s market square is, at the same time, a crucial and unresolved place in the urban fabric of the city. The project proposes a technological and multifunctional roof in the center of the square, a building without facades, a shelter that can also provides a spectacular backdrop for events and shows: a place to display and trade the best agricultural products and craft of the region.
Category: Commercial
