Fuente: José Antonio Coderch. A. Arnesto; R. Diez.  Santa & Cole venta online: La Capell Lámpara Disa (1957-1961-1962-1987) J. A. Coderch se interesó por la calidad del alumbrado nocturno como un corolario derivado de su preocupación por la cuestión de la luz solar, esencial en la arquitectura y de un modo específico en la suya. La luz, al revelar los límites y sus cualidades, convierte la noción de espacio

SIMON PRESENTA LA SEGUNDA EDICIÓN DE SU PREMIO DE ARQUITECTURA, “LIVING PLACES SIMON ARCHITECTURE PRIZE 2018” Las inscripciones permanecerán abiertas hasta el 10 de septiembre en la web del concurso Tras el éxito de su primera edición, el ámbito europeo del premio se amplía a México El pasado 4 de Julio se presentó en Barcelona la segunda edición de Living Places – Premio Simon de arquitectura en el Espacio Simo

Source: Edition Bløndal – Jorn Utzon Logbook v.2 Photography: Oriol Gómez THANK YOU FOR LIGHT THANK YOU FOR LIFE THANK YOU FORALL YOU HAVE GIVEN This was the principle governing the Bagsværd Church project. The inspiration for the form and the architecture came from a wonderful visit, not once, but several times, to a vast sandy beach in on one of the Hawaiian islands Oahu, on the windward side, where the trade

Fuente: Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk Fotografía: C-V. Hølmebakk The cottage is situated 900 metres above sea level in a west facing hillside with a striking view towards the Rondane mountains. The site is lying on the back side of a vague elevation in the sloping landscape, which makes the ground slant “backwards”, away from the view. The elevation makes a beautiful foreground with a few pine trees and the ground covere

Fuente: Afasia The viaduct is more than just a bridge. Like a mountain chain erected by human hand it appears in the town with a scale derived from the landscape and topography. The infrastructure element, originally used as a railway line, had to be formed in a linear park that will be part of a culture, work and leisure mile. This reprogramming initiated two decisive urban impulses: The viaduct as a spatial ba

| Kino Coronas | 2017 | PFC | ETSAB | Tutores: Enric Mir, Anna Zubelzu equipamiento residencial para la tercera edad. cohousing. Existe una problemática comarcal, en cuanto a la falta de tejido residencial para personas mayores, los cuales se están viendo obligados a trasladarse a comarcas vecinas, desprendiéndose así de un arraigo sentimental por el Sobrarbe. Por tanto, el proyecto, propondrá aportar una soluci

Fuente: Emilio Tuñón Arquitectos Fotografía: Luis Asín El Museo de Colecciones Reales continua el basamento del Palacio Real, construyendo un espacio líneal que sigue las trazas del propio palacio, dibujadas en el siglo XVIII por Giovanni Battista Sacchetti, contribuyendo al remate del paisaje histórico, natural-artificial, de la cornisa poniente de Madrid. El Museo es un nuevo texto escrito sobre lo ya escrito,

Font: Inside Outside Petra Blaisse (born 1955 in London, UK). She studied at Art School in London and in Groningen. Her work is an intersection of the professions of Architecture, Interior Architecture, Textile Design and Urban Architecture. She founded Inside Outside in 1991.  The firm combine expertise in various fields including landscape architecture, textile design and interior design. Petra Blaisse worked

Fuente: DATAAE, HARQUITECTES Fotografía: Adrià Goula El edificio ICTA-ICP, situado en el campus de la UAB (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona), es un centro de investigación en ciencias ambientales y paleontología. Coherentemente con sus campos de investigación, los usuarios del edificio apostaron desde un inicio por un edificio preparado para dar una respuesta ambiciosa a los retos de sostenibilidad. El edificio

 © Daniel Rueda Fuente: Ricardo Bofill Taller d’Arquitectura Fotografía: Gregori Civera | Fred Guillaud | Jeannette Hagglund | Nacho Alegre |  Daniel Rueda En el contexto de La Manzanera, La Muralla Roja (The Red Wall) debe considerarse como un caso aparte. El proyecto incorpora una clara referencia a las arquitecturas populares del mundo árabe mediterráneo, en particular a las torres de adobe del norte de

Fuente: Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk Fotografía: Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk The mortuary is an addition to Asker crematorium and chapel, built in the late nineteen fifties*. The program is a coffin receiving room (ceremony room), a room for preparation of the corpse, and an outdoor court. The small entrance area connecting the mortuary to the old building, serves as a place to hand over the urn after the cremation. A specific

 Source and photography: Carmody Groarke A new family house in the a leafy suburb of North London forges a strong relationship between its external form and the composition of its internal spaces. It is given physical consistency and presence throughout by its sculptural use of brick as the predominant material. Brick provides contextual coherence with the surrounding detached houses of the North London suburb.

| Jonas Virsik | 2016 | Master course 1 | Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio  | Professor: Junya Ishigami Coastal area around Finsbay on the eastern side of Harris Isle, Scotland The island has been shaped over the course of millions of years by glaciers and the strong wind which together created an almost lunar-like rocky landscape. Due to the current isolated forms of housing, acting only as a shelter agai

Fuente: Wiel Arets Architects Campus Hoogvliet is a cluster of six buildings that together compose one academic and socially focused campus, located just outside of Rotterdam. These six new buildings–a sports center, an art studio, a safety academy, 100 residential units within one building, and two schools–have been plugged into a programmed tarmac that communicates the campus’ boundary, and includes cust