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Cattolica University information point

A compact workstation within an existing interior

Location
Cattolica University
Year
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Contribution
Technical design study
Project type
Design study
Original approach views, rail system and prefabricated cement panel studies
Original approach views, rail system and prefabricated cement panel studies

An information kiosk with a compact workstation and a perforated panel enclosure.

The study places a rectangular information point within an existing interior. Approach views and a dimensioned plan show the visitor-facing counter and the workspace behind it.

Technical studies focus on a rail system and prefabricated cement panels. A grid of square openings gives the enclosure its rhythm, while the plan records the arrangement of the workstation.

Context & credits

Project study presented in Denislav Sokolov’s technical portfolio. Original views and plan from the author’s archive.

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Dimensioned plan of the information point
02Dimensioned plan of the information point

Architectural drawings, models and visualisations are design representations; project status is stated separately.

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Designs, drawings, images and music authored by Denislav Sokolov / Deniz Atasoy are protected by copyright. Collaborative work is presented with project credits and the author’s contribution identified. Rights in contributions by other collaborators remain with their respective authors.