Cabinedda framing the landscape
In Dorgali, a wonderful municipality in the heart of Sardinia where the Sardinian artisan tradition is still strong, the replacement of an obsolete bus shelter has become the opportunity to create a real work of architecture. The project was realized thanks to the close collaboration between Davide Fancello – a talented Italian designer – the local administration and the local artisans of BAM. The shelter is a regular structure in corten and wood and is placed on the edge of a slope overlooking the valley: it acts as a real veranda and establishes a visual dialogue between the road, the community and the landscape. Cabinedda becomes a place to promote sociality while waiting in a new place of informal quality, where things can happen.
Products
Collection of shelters consisting of a steel bridge structure, covered externally and internally with Corten steel sheets. Available version with internal covering in Okumé plywood panels. The back walls are made of coupled and tempered glass. The shelter can be completed with a system of single-seater seats to create a waiting area and with a LED lighting system, integrated into the lower wall of the roof.
Dorgali is an Italian municipality, in the province of Nuoro, located on the central-eastern coast of Sardinia, famous for its archaeological attractions and the beauty of its landscapes. The naturalistic heritage of Drogali extends over 225 square kilometers and is as vast as it is heterogeneous. From the low and sandy coasts to the plateaus of the Supramonte, which reach just over 1000m above sea level with the peak of Mount Oddeu.
