EN BLANCO. Revista de Arquitectura - Vol 02, No 5 (2010)

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Inventario de experiencias revolucionarias. Los primeros hormigones de la modernidad

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Capilla San Benedicto en Kolbermoor. Alemania
Cortina de hormigón
Puente Schanerloch en Dornbirn. Austria
Showroom para Vitra Micasa Volume B en Sao Paulo. Brasil
Casa 63.02' en Nogata, Nakano. Tokyo
Ampliación de una vivienda existente en Vandoeuvres, Ginebra. Suiza
Monumento a Shin-Yatsushiro en Yatsushiro. Japón
Quiosco en el lago Staufensee en Dornbirn. Austria
Centro de monitorización ambiental e interpretación (CMIA) en Tomar, Portugal
Casa H en Ljubljana. Eslovenia
Centro de arte en Kivik. Suecia
Club de vela en Fussach. Austria
Casa View en Rosario, Argentina
Pabellón [C]Space DRL10 en Bedford Square. Londres. Reino Unido
Vivienda en Hiro, Kure City, Hiroshima. Japón
Tienda principal de 3.1 Phillip Lim en Seúl. Corea del Sur
Bodega de Arte en Dilesi, Beocia. Grecia
Puente del diablo en el Valle de L'Hérault. Francia

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Showroom para Vitra Micasa Volume B en Sao Paulo. Brasil
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Marcio Kogan, Arquitecto
[EN] Popular urban Brazilian civil construction, with the consolidation of previously-precarious neighborhoods, executed with disposable material, has specialized in the building of that which was called “puxadinhos” (annexes), small enlargements, be they vertical or horizontal, taking over all the small lots. The formal city has incorporated this culture and has suggested, in the ever-new Latin-American cities, always fresh, always renovated, a program for architecture: building on the already-built.
Centro de monitorización ambiental e interpretación (CMIA) en Tomar, Portugal
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Embaixada – Arquitectura, Lda, Arquitectos
[EN] Since the last decade of the xx century, it has been usual, especially in old Europe, for the comission of projects to demand the conservation, renovation and conversion of constructions from a recent distant past and from the most diverse typologies, and cultural matrices.This preservation syndrome, sometimes leads to an overvaluation of the building structures. Age is not a warranty of architectural quality, on the contrary it is a natural selection process. The adequacy to new and contemporary programs can be extremely liable to error.
Pabellón [C]Space DRL10 en Bedford Square. Londres. Reino Unido
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Alan Dempsey & Alvin Huang, Arquitectos
[EN] This pavilion was the winning entry to an international design competition held by the world renowned Architectural Association school to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their Graduate Design course. The structure was designed for use by the general public and was located on Bedford Square in London, near the British Museum where it provided a rare place for the public to sit and gather informally.
Casa 63.02' en Nogata, Nakano. Tokyo
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Jo Nagasaka y Schemata Architecture Office, Arquitectos
[EN] 63.02º, built in a densely residential area in Nakano, Tokyo, is a small building of a SOHO and an apartment for rent. The front road is really narrow, but the next apartment has a big open space between the road and the building. In order to this situation, the facade of 63.02° is inclined 63.02 degrees toward the front road, so that a wide and deep view is acquired. From the large windows that are opened on the inclined facade, you can see neighbor’s cherry tree and the cityscape.
Bodega de Arte en Dilesi, Beocia. Grecia
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) A31 Architecture, Estudio de arquitectura
[EN] Between olive, oleander and cypress trees, in a 4000 m2 plot and a few meters away from his dwelling in Dilesi, Boeotia, the ancient Delion, the erection of the new workshop of painter and sculptor Alexandros Liapis was determined. A part of the landscape was incorporated in the open-space sculpture gallery, hosting the artist’s creations.
Puente del diablo en el Valle de L'Hérault. Francia
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Rudy Ricciotti, Arquitecto
[EN] The work of art fi ts in an exceptional world heritage site by UNESCO under the path of Saint Jacques de Compostela. It is in dialogue with the existing works: the Roman bridge of the XI century; besides it, the highway bridge that marks the end of the nineteenth century; and another concrete bridge of the twentieth. Each of these works is rooted in its geographical context, in resonance with his own time. In continuity with construction’s technological evolution, the slender bridge and its thin section illustrates the exceptional mechanic, economic, and environmental aspects of concrete.
Casa H en Ljubljana. Eslovenia
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) bevk perovicˇ arhitekti, Estudio
[EN] House H is situated on a prestigious location – in a residential neighbourhood of Rožna dolina, on the border between the city centre and the greenery of Rožnik hill. Renovation and extension was about connecting existing, introverted, autonomous 60’s structure with the surrounding garden.
Casa View en Rosario, Argentina
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Diego Arraigada y Johnston Marklee, Arquitectos
[EN] Situated on the outskirts of Rosario, Argentine pampas landscape, View House is designed from the possibilities and limitations of new residential uses in traditional rural areas.The 2.113 m2 plot has a privileged corner peripheral position in front of a large eucalyptus forest. The house is conceived as a sensible object in contact with landscape. With its own logic but able to learn and interact with the site specifi c characteristics.
Centro de arte en Kivik. Suecia
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Snøhetta, Arquitectos
[EN] Kivik Start is the fi rst phase in the establishment of a new contemporary art centre in Kivik, Sweden. Snøhetta was invited to produce a temporary pavilion that combines art and architecture together with an artist of their choosing. Norwegian photographer Tom Sandberg was chosen for the inherently ambiguous qualities of his black and white photography.
Vivienda en Hiro, Kure City, Hiroshima. Japón
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Suppose Design Office, Arquitectos
[EN] This spacious house is a home that has two gardens. The site is located in a shopping district alongside the main highway, a harsh place to satisfy the demands of a client desiring a home with bright gardens. There are no outdoor gardens here, so we decided to plan out the kind of place that you could almost call a real garden, by bringing to the indoors materials that evoke - elements of the outdoors - garden-like elements such as light and raw materials.
Monumento a Shin-Yatsushiro en Yatsushiro. Japón
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Kumiko Inui, Arquitecto
[EN] The Shin-Yatsushiro Monument was opened in 2004 to celebrate the new bullet-train station in front of which it stands. Located in Kumamoto Prefecture in Japan, the project is situated amongst a rural landscape with few distinctive features other than the station itself, whose urban architectural stylings are somewhat incongruous with the open nature of the site. In response, I designed the monument with the intention of mediating the scales of the train station and the site.
Capilla San Benedicto en Kolbermoor. Alemania
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) architektur&stadtplanung, Kunze Seeholzer
[EN] The chapel stands in an esplanade in the middle of the Old Mill Park in Kolbermoor. The visitor penetrates through a spacious front yard to the entrance with a bell and gradually into the sacred interior. The classic image of a church is reinterpreted with a new and contemporary language.The materials used for this construction are concrete and wood. The rain water fl ows through the open wood gutters representing the conjunction with the continuous time-passing- symbol of the race of life.
Club de vela en Fussach. Austria
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Baumschlager Eberle, Arquitectos
[EN] The construction of the port in Fußach is an undertaking that disdains any picturesque posturing. The clear geometrical structures contrast starkly with the natural environment. Since the year 2000 the port building has »hovered« over its surroundings, giving the owner, Maria Rohner, the overall view she needs.
Tienda principal de 3.1 Phillip Lim en Seúl. Corea del Sur
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Dominic Leong y Chris Leong, Arquitectos
[EN] The fl agship store designed by Leong Leong for 3.1 Phillip Lim is located in Cheongdam-Dong, Seoul’s premiere fashion district. In a period of eight months, Leong Leong designed and oversaw the construction of the 550-square-meter store in an existing four-story building.The Flagship Typology - Sameness vs. DifferenceThis project is a single store within 3.1 Phillip Lim’s global roll-out campaign, which will include many international locations.
Inventario de experiencias revolucionarias. Los primeros hormigones de la modernidad
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Blanco Agüeira, Silvia
[ES] El hormigón armado se inventó muchas veces y en muchos lugares distintos a lo largo del siglo XIX, aunque necesitó de un largo recorrido para introducirse plenamente en el ámbito arquitectónico y en los circuitos de producción. Hicieron falta más de cincuenta años para que se reconocieran sus cualidades, que iban más allá de una evidente compacidad y resistencia.
Quiosco en el lago Staufensee en Dornbirn. Austria
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Wellmann Ladinger Architectur, Arquitecto
[EN] From certain angles this structure- located near Dornbirn, in Austria’s westernmost province- appears to be solid to the core. The kiosk, “cast” in coarse, watertight reinforced concrete, is situated in a dramatic, pristine setting between a lake and a ravine, on a flat site along a mountain stream between the landforms known as Rappenloch and Alploch.
Cortina de hormigón
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) MEMUX architectural design, Arquitectos
[EN] The unusual employment of concrete lends this object, which is nevertheless fi t for everyday use, its extraordinary presence. The apparent contrast between materiality and variability has been translated into a piece of textile architecture. The colour and form of the concrete cushions are adaptable to the respective function. The concrete curtain may be installed indoors and outdoors. It serves as a sun- and windscreen, privacy screen, façade element, or heat-accumulating room partition.
Puente Schanerloch en Dornbirn. Austria
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Marte.Marte Architekten, Arquitectos
[EN] The bridge through the Schanerloch gorge is part of the impressive road from the city of Dornbirn to the hamlet of Ebnit which picturesquely situated by the well of the river Dornbirner Ache at the foot of scenic mountains. The spectacular route to this ancient settlement area is characterized by a series of natural rock tunnels and stone bridges.
Ampliación de una vivienda existente en Vandoeuvres, Ginebra. Suiza
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2010-04-29) Charles Pictet Architecte FAS / SIA, Arquitecto
[EN] The existing house was built in the early 70s in a traditional style. The project is not conceived as an extension of an existing building. It’s an abstract volume. One might wonder if their function is related to the garden (pool or sculpture), to the existing building or to the purely technical aspects. With the lightning system located in the glassed surface, the windows are lit at night creating an atmosphere that resembles an illuminated swimming pool. Reading abstract the expression of the existing house calls into question the language used in it. This project raises the question of the adequacy to the context and challenges the traditional decor that the existing housing proposed.