Ancien Manège / Estar

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  • Architects: Estar
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  2433
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2021
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  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  AGROB BUCHTAL, dormakaba, ACM, AMANN CUISINES, AMG-FECHOZ, ASCENSEURS SCHINDLER, Astori Frères, Ateliers Casai, BALZAN-INMER, BOUYGUES E&S INTEC SUISSE, CAILLOU, ENTERPRISE BELLONI, Forster, GEORJON, Glutz, HALG & CIE, HKM, Kemmlit, Kvadrat, LACHENAL, +18
  • Category: Community, Renovation
  • Architect Director: STEFANO DANIELE CIURLO WALKER, AURORA ARMENTAL RUIZ
  • Architect And Project Manager: JON ONANDIA
  • Architect: XULIO TURNES VIEITO, INES GOMES, ALEJANDRO MORALES MARTÍN, JULIA NAHMANI, RICCARDO AMARRI
  • Intern: MAYA BRAMS KOCH, SAKURA AOBA, JOHANNA HEMBERGER
  • Cost Control And Administration: MARÍA JOSÉ TORRENTE BELLAS
  • Civil Engineer: ESM
  • Building Physics: ESTIA
  • Building Survey Architect: ARCHEOTEC
  • Surveyor: BUFFET BOYMOND
  • Heating And Ventilation Engineer: ECOBUILDING
  • Sanitary Engineer: BUCLIN
  • Electrical Engineering: DSSA
  • Lighting Consutlant: ESTAR, QUICLER-LOPEZ
  • Acoustic Engineers: AAB
  • Security Engineers: PHENIX CONCEILS
  • SCENIC ENGINEER: VADAS
  • Wayfinding: ESTAR
  • Model Photography: ANDRÉS FRAGA
  • City: Genèva
  • Country: Switzerland
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Ancien Manège / Estar - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade, Arch
© Andrés Fraga

Text description provided by the architects. Ancien Manége of Saint-Léger was built between 1828 and 1829 at the initiative of the Government by the architect FRANÇOIS BROLLET. The composition of the building followed the canon for military buildings of the early 19th century, with a covered arena at the center of the construction, flanked by two lower longitudinal buildings used as stables. The difference in height allowed for the central space to be lit by a series of high windows also used to ventilate the combles above the arena.

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Cite: "Ancien Manège / Estar" 05 May 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/981303/ancien-manege-estar> ISSN 0719-8884

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