Sumit Singhal Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.
Office and Service Building in Almería, Spain by Donaire Arquitectos
June 16th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Donaire Arquitectos
The building is located in the Port of Roquetas de Mar, in Almería, Spain. The projects objectives were to integrate the building into the surroundings and creating a new area the responds to a landscape dominated by different levels and materials. A landscape of great value with the Mediterranean as the background.
The Port’s concrete was used as the main material to contrast with the Board’s wood and this established the main line of work.
A fragmented building that responds to the different uses required. A part for services, open all day, an administration area, reception, maintaining between them a covered area leading to the the end of the quay. On the Upper floor there is a private from which the port can be controlled. A band of white concrete wraps around the exterior spaces and unifies the different areas to create a focal point for the port.
Bird Eye View (Images Courtesy Enrique Bejines M.)
Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.
Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.
Images Courtesy Enrique Bejines M.
Exterior View (Images Courtesy Enrique Bejines M.)
Exterior View (Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.)
Night View (Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.)
Exterior View (Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.)
Interior View (Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.)
Interior View (Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.)
Interior View (Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.)
Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.
Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.
Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.
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Night View (Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.)
Images Courtesy Enrique Bejines M.
Images Courtesy Enrique Bejines M.
Bird Eye View (Images Courtesy Enrique Bejines M.)
Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.
Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.
Images Courtesy Enrique Bejines M.
Exterior View (Images Courtesy Enrique Bejines M.)
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