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Malpartida House in Sevilla, Spain by SV60 arquitectos

Wednesday, April 24th, 2013

Article source: SV60 arquitectos

Our proposal starts with an existing traditional house enclosed between the side walls of two adjacent buildings in the area of San Lorenzo neighborhood, in the Historical Center of Seville. The origin of the house dates to the late S. XVIII, but it has suffered several modifications in different times till the present.

Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada

Architects: SV60 arquitectos
Project: Malpartida House
Location: C/ Juan Rabadán 38. Sevilla. España
Photography: Jesús Granada
Team: Antonio Gonzalez Cordon, Antonio G. Linan
Collaborators: Architects, Victor Silveira, Mª Luz Villar
Technical Architect: Manuel Lopez Ruiz
Owner: Privado
Construction: Sansor S.A.
Year: 2008/2010
Area: 572 sqm

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San Jerónimo Hospital Refurbishment in Sevilla, Spain by SV60 Arquitectos

Wednesday, April 24th, 2013

Article source: SV60 Arquitectos

The old hospital was presenting a conventual domestic cloister altered by successive interventions and that was preserving the optical sense of the wall and the value of intimacy in the perimeter structures. The transformations on the original convent during the hospital period have been hiding part of the past structures and the conventual decoration.

Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada

Architects: SV60 Arquitectos
Project: San Jerónimo Hospital Refurbishment
Location: Sevilla, Spain
Photography: Jesús Granada
Collaborators: Francisco Martínez Fuentes, Ramón Travesedo
Technical Architect: Manuel López Ruiz
Construction: FREYSSINET S.A.
Architect In Charge: Antonio González Cordon
Area: 1,784 sqm
Year: 2009

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Reorganization of the Victoria Kent Park in Sevilla, Spain by Antonio Blanco Montero

Friday, July 20th, 2012

Article source: Antonio Blanco Montero

The intervention takes place in a park area in which the expectations of the original project didn’t reach the estimated reactions, leaving a marginal area with no treatment other than the concrete block paving, out of scale and without an intended use. The situation is bound to lack of maintenance of urban furniture and equipment. It is detected lack of recreational areas, as the wooded areas are fenced with hedges that prevent people from resting in the shade.

Image Courtesy Fernando Alda

Architects: Antonio Blanco Montero
Project: Reorganization of the Victoria Kent Park
Location: Camas. Sevilla. Spain
Client: Ayuntamiento de Camas
Project Area (sqm): 2.223 sqm
Year: 2011
Contractor: Antonio Guisado Angulo
Photographer: Fernando Alda
Software used: Drawing: AutoCAD; Structure calculation: CYPE Ingenieros; Lighting: Dialux

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Music Park in Sevilla, Spain by Costa Fierros Arquitectos

Thursday, May 17th, 2012

Article source: Costa Fierros Arquitectos

The Park is located in an existing degraded area, lacking of facilities, and known historically as a land dividing the nearby quarters (Águilas and Los Prunos neighbourhoods) and isolating their inhabitants.

Before the construction of Underground Line 1 was undertaken, this area was used as the official premises for Seville’s (tour) horse carriage owners as well as later housing the constructions for the initial attempt to build the city’s underground in the 70′s. As the Line 1 was to pass through these neighbourhoods, the opportunity to revaluate the land surrounding the underground station there arouse, and the Underground project was the starting point for considering the area renovation and providing the station with a quality landscape.

Image Courtesy Pablo F. Díaz-Fierros

Architects: Costa Fierros Arquitectos
Project: Music Park in Sevilla
Location: Sevilla, Spain
Preliminary Design: August 2007
Base Design: October 2007
Working Project: February 2008
Construction Dates: November 2008 – November 2011
Project Architects: Sara Tavares Costa And Pablo F. Díaz-Fierros
Collaborators: David Breva, Paula Ferreira, Pedro Rito Nobre, David Ampe, Elena González, Rosario Alcantarilla, Sergio González, Cristina Rubiño, Alejandro Rodríguez
Software used: AutoCad, Photoshop and Microsoft Office