*이벤트 센터 [ RISCO ] Convento do Beato Event Center
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RISCO-Convento do Beato Event Center
이벤트 공간의 재구성. 리스코가 개발하는 이번 프로젝트는 베아토 럭스를 위한 사업으로 이벤트 센터 리모델링과 오래된 교회, 주택, 산업건물을 현대공간에 적합하게 개보수하는 것을 포함한다. 18년에 시작되어, 24년 준공을 목표로 진행된다. 파티, 기업회의, 제품출시 등 다양한 이벤트를 지원하는 공간으로 제공된다.
The dozen or so buildings that make up the Convento do Beato complex date from a number of different eras. They include the old church, what remains of the old convent, and several buildings constructed mainly for industrial use in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The convent’s original cloister, chapter room, refectory, staircase, and library have all survived and have been used as an Events Centre for several years now.
The project developed by RISCO, for Beato Lux, includes the remodeling of the Events Centre and the renovation/refurbishment of the remaining buildings for new uses, namely, services in the old church and housing in the old industrial buildings. The project also includes the construction of two car parks, one above ground and one underground, and various outdoor spaces. Work began in 2018 and is scheduled for completion in 2024. In March 2022, work on the Events Centre was completed. This focused on improving the comfort and safety of the thousands of people who come here each year for parties, corporate meetings, and product launches.
There was also a more technical side to the refurbishment, involving the replacement of the telecommunications, energy, and security systems, a restoration of the kitchen, and changes to window and door spans and railings, etc. And then there was the more creative side to the work, which centered on the design of the administrative building, the courtyards, the new sanitary facilities, and certain unique elements, such as the walkways for the library's emergency exits. These walkways perfectly express our approach to design when faced with valuable architectural heritage. We strive to make the most of the visual contemporaneity of the new elements while avoiding clashing contrasts with the existing architecture.
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