WOODEN ROOF OLD CATTLE BARN TATOI
Description
The construction concerned the configuration of a new mezzanine and roof in the Old Cowshed, a listed building within the historic complex of the former royal estates of Tatoi, under the supervision of the Ministry of Culture.
The new wooden structure was fully integrated into the existing shell, respecting the architectural and historical identity of the space.
Technical Specifications
High-strength composite timber GL32 (Glulam)
Special metal fasteners
Handmade tile matching the original
Oak bark on roof and floor
French pre-polished solid oak flooring (21mm)
Thermal insulation with extruded polystyrene boards
State-of-the-art fireproof - water vapor permeable membrane
Impregnation & fire retardant varnish, for resistance to moisture and thermal stress
Peculiarities and Challenges
- Working within a listed building envelope, with strict architectural restrictions
- Adaptation of a new structure without interventions in the load-bearing masonry
- Manufacturing tolerances up to ±2mm
- Working at great heights and in confined spaces
- Coordination of multiple crews on a tight schedule