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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.

Baltar School in Paredes, Portugal by CNLL

 
September 8th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: CNLL

Located in the middle of a school and sports complex, this building differs from the other schools as it offers a wider programme, catering for primary and middle school children. This exposed concrete building with scattered windows is characterised by a simultaneous­ly sober and contemporary language. It has clear and objective lines, free from superfluous elements, where the careful relationship between solid and empty spac­es creates a pure composition and a symbiotic harmo­ny between the parts and the whole.

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

  • Architects: CNLL
  • Project: Baltar School
  • Location: Baltar, Paredes, Portugal
  • Photography: Nelson Garrido
  • Software Used: Revit, BIM methodologhy
  • Architecture’s Coordination: Nuno Lacerda Lopes
  • Architecture Colaborations: CNLL CNLL, Márcia Areal, Vanessa Tavares, Natália Rocha, Nuna Castro, Hélder Lopes
  • Model: CNLL
  • Client: Câmara Municipal de Paredes
Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

  • 3D Simulations: CNLL
  • Specialties: OHM-E, P2E
  • Lot Area: 19.650 m2
  • Gross Building Area: 10.261 m2
  • Project: 2010_ 2012
Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

On the north side, the main access leads us to the building’s atrium, from which we gain entrance into the central corridor that provides even access to the various spaces. With its generous proportions, this cor­ridor is both a place for meeting and permanence, as well as fulfilling its key role as the main circulation area.

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

The bodies connected to the south side of the corridor house the classrooms; the bodies on the north side are the laboratories. At the extremities of this axis are the exceptions: at one end is the indoor play area, at the other are the sports complex and the social areas.

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

Image Courtesy © Nelson Garrido

These spaces are designed to be autonomous, so they can be used for different purposes. This means the needs of the school will be met over time, as it will have some flexibility, and the building can be used by the community for a number of activities.

Image Courtesy © CNLL

Image Courtesy © CNLL

Image Courtesy © CNLL

Image Courtesy © CNLL

Image Courtesy © CNLL

Image Courtesy © CNLL

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Categories: Revit, School, Sports Complex




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