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

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Artículos de investigación

  • Inventario de experiencias revolucionarias. Los primeros hormigones de la modernidad


Obras

  • 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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    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.
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    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.
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    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.
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    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.
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    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.