Referencias: Arquitour, Plataformaarquitectura Fotografías: Usuarios de Flickr Estas tres torres de apartamentos llamadas Las Torres del Parque hoy dìa son reconocidas como una de las mejores obras arquitectónicas latinoamericanas del siglo XX. Llegar a esas formas generadas por espirales y la magnífica integraciòn de las torres con el parque de la Independencia y la Plaza de Toros La Santamaria, le llevò al arquitec

Source: Cécar Portela Arquitecto EN The project for upgrading two carballeiras located on a bank of the Pontiñas River on the outskirts of the town of Lalín, has provided a spatially favourable occasion to embark upon a process with the objective of building a public place within the natural environment. The design scrupulously respects the existing oak woodland and introduces to it and enriches it with two types of

Source: ,,Sverre Fehn, opera completa” Christian Norberg- Schulz, Gennaro Postiglione Reaching the small town of Skedsmo from the road coming from Oslo, it is almost impossible to see the house which, with its slender wooden pillars, is camouflaged among the dense vegetation that characterizes the area. The pressing rhythm of the wooden structure evokes that of nature, and alludes to the continuity between built spac

Sources: Cinpoints , Boudardjeansebastien.tumblr, Leucatepourtous, Courtier-et-pret, Pinterest Photography: Arnau Roca Massana The Carrats holiday village, designed by architects Georges Candilis (1913-1995), Georges Wursteisen, Pierre Raoux and Zygmund Knyszewsky, occupies nearly five hectares by the beach, almost at the western end of Port-Leucate For the Candilis team, the Carrats operation becomes a place of arch

Photography: Unknown New drawings: Anna Badia The Siren Villa, Kaija y Heikki Siren’s house and office, is located in Lauttasaari, an island situated to the west of Helsinki, Finland, with dense vegetation and an architecture made up of isolated buildings. The house is hidden in this immense forest, facing the sea and opening itself to the south, in a courtyard that is protected from the sea wind. The building

Fuente: Hidden Architecture Housing Develpoment at Giudecca Island Giudecca Island, Venezia, Italy. 1984-1986 Architect: Gino Valle “Al ambiente se ha contrapuesto el monumento; el monumento, además de que está históricamente determinado, tiene una realidad propia y analizable. Podemos, por otra parte, proponernos construir monumentos; pero como se ha observado anteriormente, para hacerlo necesitamos una arquitectura

Source: divisare / archdaily Photographs: Iñaki Bergera / Kathia Shieh Eero Saarinen is one of the most respected architects of the 20th Century, often regarded as a master of his craft.  Known for his dynamic and fluid forms, his design for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s chapel takes on a different typology than his previous works.  Completed in 1955, the MIT Chapel is a simple cylindrical volume that h