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palas campus

PALAS CAMPUS

Palas Campus is an office building located on the Sf Andrei Street in Iasi, Romania, having 86.515 sqm construction area. The project is designed on an axis connecting Palatul Culturii and Bahlui River. Two main entrances of the building are located on this axis; one of them is from Sf. Andrei Street, the other one is from Buznea Street.

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The main idea behind the design of the project is to break the dominant impact of its volume. Therefore, the building is fragmented as base and different blocks on top. The building is composed of 5 blocks which are placed on a 4-storey base. These blocks are designed in different heights in accordance with the city silhouette.

The building facade consists of three main layers. At the bottom, the ground floor, on which transparency is emphasized without claddings; above transparent layer there is three-storey base level designed in different-sized grids cladded with light travertine. At the top, no coating is used to make the building more transparent but bronze aluminum caps are used to give the building a vertical effect. These caps will be illuminated outside working hours and verticality of the facade will be emphasized.

In addition to these, the bridge that enables the transition between different blocks over the street axis, created at the entrance, is aimed to differentiate this part by covering it with wooden laths.

SITE PLAN

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MODEL PHOTOS

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING

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The Palas Campus project produced in Building Information Modeling, not only in its concept process but also in the construction drawings stage coordinated with the all disciplines.

GREEN BUILDING

Palas Campus was built in compliance with the principles of the highest sustainability standards applicable to green buildings, being the only project in Romania that is in the double green certification process:

  • EDGE (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies)

  • LEED Platinium (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)

The green terraces are arranged on the fourth floor. Palas Campus also benefits from over 1,200 photovoltaic panels mounted on the roof, with an installed power of 500 kWp.

 

Other green elements that support the sustainability of Palas Campus:

  • over 4,500 square meters of green spaces

  • over 200 planted trees and 7,000 shrubs

  • cycling tracks of almost 650 meters

  • around 500 bicycle spaces and six changing rooms with showers

  • 16 charging stations for electric cars

PRODUCTION OF FACADE 

3474 unitized panels

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PROJECT FACTS

LAND

Location                                                 Iasi, Romania

Land Area                                               20.745 m²

CLIENT                                                                                

                                                                                Iulius

PROJECT DATE

                                                             2019-2020

PROJECT DATA

Total Construction Area                            86.515 m²

Total Landscape Area                               

PROJECT TEAMS

Concept Design                                       4B+Yazgan Design Architecture

Architectural Project                                Yazgan Design Architecture

Interior Design Project                             Yazgan Design Architecture

Facade Design                                         Yazgan Design Architecture

3D Image Credits                                    Ivabox

Structural Project                                    Meinhardt Engineering

Mechanical Project                                   STM Engineering

Electrical Project                                      RAM Engineering

Infrastructure Project                               MPK Engineering

Landscape Design Project                         Yazgan Design Architecture

CONSULTANTS

Facade Consultant                                   Baymim

Fire Consultant                                        Alara

PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS

                                                             Emre Dörter, Birds Eye View Iasi 

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