K.S. CRACOVIA 100TH ANNIVERSARY HALL PARK

The pro­ject area had to be assi­gned to the public are­as of the city of Kra­kow. This is due to its open cha­rac­ter of deve­lo­p­ment and public acces­si­bi­li­ty from both the Ruda­wa River and Al. Focha and the Blo­nia Kra­kow­skie area.

The natu­ral ele­va­ti­on of Sal­wa­tor and the his­to­ric lowe­ring of the Blo­nia River dif­fer in terms of ter­rain mode­ling from the arti­fi­ci­al­ly for­med val­ley of the Ruda­wa River and the stu­dy area.

Con­firm­ed by the result of the com­pe­ti­ti­on, the for­mal “occu­pa­ti­on” of the area with which we are deal­ing with the impact of the archi­tec­tu­ral mass is con­sis­t­ent­ly deve­lo­ped throug­hout the “exte­ri­or” area of the Hall by means of land­scape archi­tec­tu­re ele­ments. The gui­ding idea of the new ARTI­FI­CI­AL TOPO­GRA­PHIC FORM of the exal­ted geo­me­tric earth blocks defi­nes the con­sis­tent tre­at­ment of the enti­re Park area.

The crea­ted spa­ti­al inte­ri­ors rela­te to the sca­le of the buil­ding and rela­te to the exis­ting widths in the land­scape and pre­ser­ve the view con­nec­tions to Wawel Hill, St. Bro­nis­la­wa Hill and Kosci­usz­ko Mound. The land­scape win­dows are rein­forced by frames for­med to empha­si­ze them, crea­ted by:
– base – ter­rain mode­ling (slo­pes),
– sides – hedges,
– accents – soli­ta­ry plan­tings

The prin­ci­ple gui­ding the loca­ti­on and sel­ec­tion of plants on the site was the need to pre­ser­ve view con­nec­tions.
The green roof of the buil­ding will be cover­ed with spe­ci­es of rock peren­ni­als and gras­ses with a total area of about 2200 m².