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Mangalem 21

1004 Tirana, Pasho Hysa 001, Albanien

Diese Objektpräsentation wurde angelegt von: Kontakt sh.p.k

Diese Objektpräsentation wurde angelegt von: Kontakt sh.p.k

Basisdaten zum Objekt

Lage des Objektes

Pasho Hysa 001, 1004 Tirana, Albanien

Objektkategorie

Wohnungsbauten

Objektart

Mehrfamilienhäuser

Art der Baumaßnahme

Neubau

Fertigstellungstermin

06.2025

Nachhaltigkeit

WELL BUILDING STANDARD

Zeichnungen und Unterlagen

Axonometric

Footprint

Coverage

Overview

Edge Condition+Ring Road

Ground Level

Field of Vegetation

Public Realm

Boulevard

chequerboard

Elevations

Building Heights

Parking

Projektbeteiligte Firmen und Personen

Projektentwicklung

Kontakt sh.p.k

Pasho Hysa 26 0714

1004 Tirana

Albanien

Tel. +355684049444

info@kontakt.al

Architekt/Planer

OMA Office for Metropolitan Architecture Holding B.V.

Weena-Zuid 158

3012 NC Rotterdam

Niederlande

Tel. +31 10 2438200

office@oma.com

Expertenprofil ansehen

Fachplanung: Tragwerksplanung

LEAL

MYSLYM SHYRI 1057

1019 Tirane

Albanien

Verwendete Produkte

alwitra

Terrace waterproofing

Zum Hersteller

DEUTSCHE ROCKWOOL

Terrace rockwool, Façade rockwool

Zum Hersteller

Dörken

Underground waterproofing

DELTA® Drainagebahnen und Abdichtungsbahnen

Zum Hersteller

Everest

Window

KEIMFARBEN

Rockwool adhesive, Outside plaster, Façade net

Zum Hersteller

KÖSTER BAUCHEMIE

Water tank waterproofing

Lebo

Apartment door

Gebäudedaten

Bauweise

Mauerwerksbau

Tragwerkskonstruktion

Stahlbeton

Anzahl der Vollgeschosse

6- bis 10-geschossig

Raummaße und Flächen

Bruttorauminhalt

129.000 m³

Bruttogrundfläche

16.400 m²

Nutzfläche

62 m²

Verkehrsfläche

6 m²

Wohnfläche

56 m²

Grundstücksgröße

53.900 m²

Kosten

Gesamtkosten der Maßnahme (ohne Grundstück)

38.700.000 Euro

Lage und Umgebung

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Beschreibung

Objektbeschreibung

The project covers a plot of land in the eastern part of the city, bordered by mountains and former communist quarters to the north, and informal settlements from the 1990s to the south. The site has a very prominent slope: the difference between the lowest and the highest point is 27 meters, an equivalent of a nine-story building. Inspired by the configuration of the informal settlements, OMA proposes a chequerboard-like pattern of blocks and courtyards. The sloped terrain allows for every building to look over the other, creating different views over the surroundings. High density is achieved while leaving 70% of the site open for public plazas and green spaces. The development is car-free and all parking is underground. The main street running through the development brings together commercial activities and connects Mangalem 21 with the future Metrobosco green belt and the new ring road planned by the municipality. The abstract chequerboard pattern turns into a continuous array of habitable spaces by elaborating the tangent corners into architectural entities. Three typologies emerge: the ‘straddle core’, a vertical circulation shared by two adjacent buildings, the ‘straddle apartment’, an apartment spanning over two adjacent buildings, and the ‘kissing corner’, two tangent building corners. The project's manifest use of color is a reference to the initiative of Tirana’s former mayor Edi Rama to paint the city’s communist-era apartment blocks in the early 2000s. A limited color palette, applied in various combinations to exterior walls, window frames and shutters, gives each façade its own, unique expression. The openings are organized in a system that uses standardization to create diversity by shifting their position and subdivisions.

Beschreibung der Besonderheiten

The architectural solution is based on a clear and efficient organization of residential units and public spaces. The chequerboard layout of blocks creates a natural system of circulation, visual connections, and functional relationships between buildings and internal courtyards. Each residential unit has a clearly defined and accessible entrance, connected to the pedestrian circulation network, while vertical movement is facilitated through shared circulation cores (straddle cores) that serve two adjacent buildings — a solution that optimizes space and improves accessibility.
Commercial and public functions are located along the main street that runs through the development, forming a vibrant social and commercial axis. This street functions as a functional spine that connects residential areas, green spaces, and existing urban infrastructure, including the future Metrobosco green belt and the city’s planned new ring road.
Circulation flows are designed to be clear and uninterrupted: pedestrian traffic is prioritized over vehicles, while all parking is placed underground, allowing the ground level to be fully dedicated to residents and community use.
The sloped topography allows for a natural division of functional levels, giving each building access to views and natural light. Vertical and horizontal connections are integrated with the terrain, minimizing excavation while enhancing access and inclusivity.

Nachhaltigkeit

Use of Rockwool Insulation – in the context of efficiency and sustainability
The project utilizes Rockwool insulation panels, a stone wool-based material that provides an efficient solution for thermal and acoustic insulation as well as fire protection.
Efficiency:
Rockwool features a low thermal conductivity (λ), making it ideal for reducing energy loss in buildings and improving overall energy performance.
Consistency and sustainability:
Rockwool is made from natural and renewable resources, specifically basalt – a volcanic rock that is abundant in nature. Its production follows sustainable principles, with a high proportion of recycled content and minimal waste.
Sufficiency:
Rockwool is a durable material with a long service life and requires little to no maintenance or replacement, supporting resource efficiency throughout the building’s lifecycle.
Cradle to Cradle:
Rockwool is fully recyclable and aligns with the cradle-to-cradle principle, as it can be reprocessed into new insulation products at the end of its life cycle without any loss in quality.

Energetische Kennwerte

Energiestandard

Sonstiges

Energetische Kennwerte

Primärenergie

Strom

Sekundärenergie

Strom

Energiebedarf (Prozentuale Verteilung)

Heizung

80 %

Warmwasser

20 %

Objektdetails

Das Objekt im Internet

www.mangalem21.kontakt.al/

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