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EDITORIAL Crowning Glories 4 SECTION A School Architecture Future school buildings need flexibility, openness, and beauty 6 SECTION B Residential Architecture Clean, tough, and long-lasting materials bring longevity to our homes 16 SECTION C Public Architecture Designing non-places 24 CONTENTS EXCERPT

SECTION D Business Architecture Countless cladding solutions for contemporary workplaces 34 SECTION E Conservation Architecture A second life for historical buildings 48 SECTION F Religious Architecture Building or restoring churches means that the human and the divine can meet 58 EXCERPT

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7 We all spent a large portion of our childhood and adolescence at school, and know how much the appearance and functionality of the classrooms, labs, gyms, and libraries affected our education. School and university buildings are essential to students’ lives, and society has a duty to invest in maintaining and improving them. As well as basic safety and functionality— the right size of classrooms, lighting, heating and air conditioning, and modern technology —contemporary school architecture require a number of other attributes. There need to be flexible, modular rooms, scope for a mixture of classroom-based and open-air activities, an optimal use of green spaces, close links with the community, and a focus on sustainable and recyclable materials. And throughout it all, beauty should be seen as a fundamental part of the design, not just simple decoration or even as something optional. With its exceptional physical properties and range of finishes, from the bright grey of the natural rolled metal to the coloured versions in the «The Color Line» range, zintek® fits the bill perfectly. EXCERPT

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TINA ANSELMI PRIMARY SCHOOL Marcon, Venice AI Progetti Studio 9 school architecture EXCERPT

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RITA LEVI MONTALCINI PRIMARY SCHOOL Porto Potenza Picena, Macerata Arch. Daniele Rangone—Settanta7 11 school architecture EXCERPT

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13 school architecture NOVALIS SCHOOL San Vendemiano, Treviso Arch. Giuseppe Guasina EXCERPT

EPSILON BUILDING, CA’ FOSCARI UNIVERSITY Mestre, Venice Studio RPA ARCHITYPES 14 EXCERPT

DEPARTMENT OF GEOSCIENCES, UNIVERSITY OF PADUA Padua Arch. Camillo Bianchi, Arch. Giorgio Garau, Eng. Ernesto Trapanese 15 school architecture EXCERPT

ARCHITYPES A publication by Zintek VOLUME 2 ISSUE 2 EN press@zintek.it Cover Novalis School San Vendemiano, Treviso © Zintek S.r.l. Zintek S.r.l. Via delle Industrie 22 30075 Venice Porto Marghera +39 041 2901866 www.zintek.it For commercial and technical information: marketing@zintek.it © 2023 Zintek S.r.l. All forms of reproduction, even if partial or for internal/didactic purposes, are prohibited without proper authorization. EXCERPT

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WWW.ZINTEK.IT € 10.00 Architecture shapes and symbolizes space: it can be welcoming or hostile, supportive or obstructive, fear-inducing or awe-inspiring. Building is the art of giving rise to beauty that did not previously exist. EXCERPT

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