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NovaRoma
Mar 7, 2005, 8:37 PM
Hi,

For the first time in 2758 years a building got approved in Rome that can claim to be a real skyscraper taller than 100 meters ! :laugh: Would anyone of the great illustrators be willing to draw this historical building, that would be great. I would do it myself but I think I need a lot more practice before I get a decent result :rolleyes: .

Here is the information and the initial renderings of the building that were released last week. It is part of the EUROPARCO-businesspark and construction will begin in november 2005 with a big shoppingmall.The construction of the tower will start in the 2006 and will be finished within a 2 year-timeperiod. Next to it will be another skyscraper but no data has been released on that building for the moment.

Building Request Form.
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Information sources you have used (website, book, newspaper, etc...): newspapers, websites
Official:http://www.architettiroma.it/archweb/dettagli.asp?id=6951
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Name: EUROPARCO
Native Name: EUROPARCO
Other Names: EUR 2, Business Park
Address: Eur-Castellaccio
City: ROME
Postal Code:00144
State/Province: LAZIO
Country: Italy
Official Building Website URL: http://www.europaconcorsi.com/db/pub/architecture.php?id_scheda=4611&idimg=32956
Architect: FRANCO PURINI
Interesting Facts/Records: The first modern building in Rome to break the 100 meter barrier. Just 7 meters shorter than the famous Pirelli-skyscraper in Milan. Facade in travertine, the classical roman stone used in many famous roman landmarks such as the Colosseum... . It will be a mixed use building : residential and offices ( Department of Health...). The luxury appartments will have "loggia's" and a magnificent view over Rome and the artificial lake of Eur. The building will have three sky-bridges with so-called "hanging gardens", these are not visble on the first renderings. Inside, the building will have the lastest technology for waste-managment and energy-saving. At the base will be a great plaza, bigger than Piazza Navona with artworks.... .

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Heights: 120 m - 393.7 feet

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Current Building Status : approved
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Construction Dates
- started: november 2005
- finished:november 2007
- destroyed:
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Floors---
- above ground: 36 ?
- below ground: -
Floor-to-floor height: -
Gross Floor area: -
Elevator count: -
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Structure Type: high-rise building
Building Use: Mixed-use
Building Style: refering to traditional Roman architecture : arch, travertine...
Building Materials : steel, glass, travertine

http://www.europaconcorsi.com/db/pub/images/4611/938902390.jpg


http://www.europaconcorsi.com/db/pub/images/4611/1758295253.jpg

http://www.europaconcorsi.com/db/pub/images/4611/796784976.jpg

http://www.europaconcorsi.com/db/pub/images/4611/488033849.jpg

NovaRoma
Apr 21, 2005, 11:30 PM
The building is accepted in the Rome-diagram :) . Thanks to Nightsky for making a very nice drawing of the Europarco :yes:


http://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?c896



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Nightsky
Jun 27, 2005, 8:36 PM
Your welcome...
Glad you like it!