תכנון מועדון לחיות מחמד בברזיל || פרויקטים

Project name: Petclube Experience
Architecture: SuperLimão Studio
Project Team: Thiago Rodrigues, Alessia Schiavo, Brunna Dourado, Fernando Ferrari, Marília Vicentini, Maria Fernanda Bellodi Giovanna Sarnelli
Location: São Paulo, Brazil
Year: 2020
Total Area: 615 m²
Photos: Israel Gollino

משרד האדריכלים Superlimão אחראית על הפיכת בית חד-קומתי באלטו דה לאפה, באזור המערבי של סאו פאולו, ברזיל, לחוויה עבור חיות מחמד ובעליהן. Petclube Experience הוא מרחב המוקדש לטיפול בחיות מחמד, והצעתו היא לפעול, כפי שהשם מרמז, כמעין מועדון. בנוסף לשירותי הרחצה והטיפוח המסורתיים, חנות החיות והשירותים הווטרינריים, יש במבנה מעונות ואזורי מגורים ובילוי פתוחים לבעלי החיים.


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino

Photo Credit: Israel Gollino

Photo Credit: Israel Gollino

Photo Credit: Israel Gollino

On the first floor, where the reception, bath and grooming area, product displays, and indoor and outdoor areas for activities are located, the finishing of the masonry structure was removed in order to leave the bricks exposed, appropriating the existing architecture. The old parquet floor, which would not be suitable for the new use of the space, gave way to a monolithic floor in self-leveling resin, pigmented in the brand's colors. The removed parquet was repurposed, and now forms a large tree installed in the reception area.

The second floor was built using resulting in a faster and cleaner construction. This new space houses the hotel's dormitories for the animals, veterinary offices and the administrative area. With a focus on the pets' experience, several solutions were created to make the space comfortable for the animals. Frames, doors, and railings, for example, were designed and executed to be connected to the pet's scale, ensuring that it has constant visibility of what is happening in its surroundings. At the access to the second floor, a ramp accompanies the steps of the stairway to serve animals with difficulty in getting around and screened cutouts in the railing avoid the feeling of enclosure.



Photo Credit: Israel Gollino


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino

For the bath and grooming area, a support for blowers and dryers was developed, which facilitates employee movement by occupying a smaller floor space.
Another solution that ensures the animals' safety is the entrance and exit door. Connected to a pulley and counterweight system, the sliding door closes automatically, preventing possible runners. The façade features an LED panel created with small feed jars and projects several thematic animations, visible to pedestrians and drivers.



Photo Credit: Israel Gollino


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino


Photo Credit: Israel Gollino