b-SKZZ / Centar za specijalističko - konzilijarnu zaštitu
Građevina SKZZ-a urbanistički je koncipirana kao niska introvertirana kuća s višekatnim kubusima, pristupačna sa svih strana, umetnuta u kontekst tako da svojim krovom stvara trg, novi javni prostor na jednom od najbitnijih Splitskih raskrižja. Pozicija trga je na tragu urbanističke misli koja je predviđala ulaz u sklop KBC-a kao veliki pristupni trg, pa tako preko formiranog trga puštamo pješačke tokove unutar kompleksa, a i unutar samog SKZZ-a preko niza atrija.
Kako se građevina SKZZ-a proteže preko cijelog partera, tako se ponaša i garaža. Zauzimamo jasan stav kako u parteru kompleksa nema mjesta za javni kolni promet, s ciljem da kompleksu vratimo pješačko mjerilo. Smatramo da je uloga arhitekta da u gradu u kojem postoji deficit kvalitetnog javnog prostora, svakim novim projektom, a posebno javnim, osvojo dodatan javni gradski prostor.
Građevina je niz paralelno spojenih prizemnih lamela postavljenih na kotu postojećeg parkinga u sklopu KBC-a, s volumenima određenih funkcionalnih cjelina na razini Poljičke ulice. Izvučeni sadržaji su oni za koje je poželjno da funkcioniraju zasebno ili imaju odvojene ulaze.Lamele su tlocrtno povezane glavnom komunikacijskom "kičmom" koja zonira i odvaja javne sadržaje (ulazni prostor, trgovine, kantinu, opće usluge itd. ) od funkcionalnih cjelina ambulanti i dnevnih bolnica. Na krovovima lamela predlažemo formiranje programskih traka.
The SKZZ building is urbanistically conceived as a low, introverted house with multi-story cubes, accessible from all sides, inserted into the context so that its roof creates a square, a new public space at one of Split's most important intersections. The position of the square is in line with the urban thinking that envisioned the entrance to the KBC complex as a large access square, so through the formed square we allow pedestrian flows within the complex, and also within the SKZZ itself through a series of atriums. As the SKZZ building extends over the entire ground floor, so does the garage. We take a clear position that there is no place for public vehicular traffic on the ground floor of the complex, with the aim of restoring the pedestrian scale to the complex. We believe that the role of the architect is to win additional public urban space with each new project, especially public ones, in a city where there is a deficit of quality public space. The building is a series of parallel connected ground slats placed at the level of the existing parking lot within the KBC, with the volumes of certain functional units at the level of Poljička street. Extracted contents are those for which it is desirable to function separately or have separate entrances. The slats are connected in plan by the main communication "backbone" that zones and separates public contents (entrance area, shops, canteen, general services, etc.) from the functional units of clinics and daily hospital.On the lamella roofs, we suggest the formation of program strips.