Slovenian architects OFIS have completed a combined office, warehouse and shop on an industrial estate in Skofja Loka.
The architects took on a plot that already had planning permission and adapted existing plans.
They also had to employ the services of a construction company already contracted to build on the plot using a pre-selected concrete prefab system.
The building, for a company that makes safety equipment, is finished in concrete, glass, metal and polycarbonate.
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Photos are copyright Tomaz Gregoric.
Here's some info from OFIS:
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Office, Store & Shop Concrete Container
Project start: 2007
Construction start 2008 / Completed 2009
Navigation: Trata, Skofja Loka, Slovenia
The site plot is in the industrial area of Skofja Loka, Slovenia. Client bought the site in industrial zone together with constructional permit plans.
The building dimensions are 35 x 22.5m and 11,50m in height.
Furthermore contract included executive Construction Company for entire industrial zone with their system of prefabricated concrete system with ready made openings on each elevation.
The project task was to merge a program inside the given volume and redefine existing elevations. The existing sections had to remain the same.
A client’s company produce and merchandise safety equipment and devices which had to be stored in the 2/3 of the volume.
The program was defined and inserted into 4 divisions following functional demands: Offices – storage loading – central storage – storage with attached loading.
The project scheme incorporated storage for goods of different sizes with loading areas, store, offices and classroom for lectures of safety.
The elevation cuts break the functional façade grid and reinstate flowing concrete elements in between translucent screens; Offices with transparent double-glazed façade, storage spaces with semi-translucent polycarbonate elements and two openings on the back as loading dock doors.
Materials are polished concrete, glass, metal and polycarbonate plates.
Main data:
Location: Trata, Skofja Loka, Slovenia
Type: storage
Client: private
Site area: 2500m2
Bldg. Area: 780m2
Gross Floor Area: 1.080m2
Store: 75m2
Offices: 150m2
Lecture: 150m2
Storage: 705m2
Coverage Ratio: 32%
Gross Floor Ratio: 23%
Structure: reinforced concrete - prefabricated
Height: 11.70 m
Budget: 180.000 EUR
Exterior Finish: polished concrete, glass, metal and polycarbonate
Completion period: September 2009
Project leaders:
Rok Oman,
Spela Videcnik
Project team:
Andrej Gregoric,
Katja Aljaz,
Janez Martincic,
Magdalena Lacka
Photos @ Tomaz Gregoric
Above: elevations
Above: program diagram
Click on below plans for larger images.
Beautiful. You still can’t beat yellow and grey together. Especially shot at daybreak.With no trees.
Of only walmart could be this sexy
really smart and beautiful out of existing plans
so people can “read the plan” from the outside/facade?
interesting!
rough and elegant; good example hoe to do industrial hall different
i don’t know. maybe i need to see more photos x)
Smart and effective elevation transformations. Result is really stunning
how could you be so heartless. . . ?
JUST GREAT
clean cuts, good result altogether.
But what do we know of the interior lay out?
great statement for industrial – zone – kinds – of – types. Also my opinion
royal:
eh, what the plans, sections and interior shots tell you.
I really like e clean and simple projects like this one. There are too much artificial projects presented nowadays..
Clever. Nice job, I like the materiality and play of colors.
and it’s a . . . box, wow, that’s neat. no wait, i lied it’s the shape i made playing tetris last night.
Good inspiration! Well done
The stairwell is very C R Mackintosh!!
simple and beautiful
good result from transormation of generic industrial hall
clean and estetic
Like it!
adding a pool or any water element in the same style could make it more lively
Brings me back to good old times of H&DM when they still did decent projects like Ricola…etc
some more wood inside would counterbalance the cold atmosphere, but overall, i luv it!!
All that seems to be missing are a few recycled shipping containers but that’s not said as a bad thing.