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Sumit Singhal
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.

Cultural Centre and the New City Hall of Archidona in Spain by Ramón Fernández-Alonso y Asociados

 
April 3rd, 2012 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Ramón Fernández-Alonso y Asociados

The project, called administratively “Rehabilitation of the Old School Square Minor of Archidona ” located between the Plaza Ochavada and the street San José combines two distinct types of intervention, consisting on one hand, in acting on the heritage building that gives face to the square consisting primarily of a conceptual re-definition of its functioning and enhancer of its structural features and, at the same time, the approach of a new building facing the street frontage of the Street San Jose with its own capacity and specificity.

Exterior view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

  • Architects: Ramón Fernández-Alonso y Asociados
  • Project: Cultural Centre and the New City Hall of Archidona
  • Location: Archidona, Malaga, Spain
  • Client:  Junta de Andalucía
  • Year of Completion: 2011
  • Photographer: Fernando Alda

Facade (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

The project uses order the requested program making it compatible with existing space capabilities into the historic building and also proposes a new volume for those parts of the program that require larger (cultural program). To this end we propose two types of interventions, on one side, to recover, as much as possible ,the building of the XVIII century, we located the areas dedicated to the representative room and the city hall, and on other hand on the new part to accommodate the program cultural: hall, exhibition hall, restaurant on the ground floor and offices on upper floors. Attached to the historic building, this new volume is a prism carving glass of marked independence in configuration and materials, in which a ‘curtain of glass’ designed to control the light, solve the transition between the old and new, obscuring the line of intersection of their respective planes of the facade.

Auditorium (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Auditorium (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Interior view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Interior view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Interior view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Interior view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

 

Far view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Hall (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Interior view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Interior view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

Night view (Image Courtesy Fernando Alda)

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Categories: Auditorium, Cultural Center




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