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.
San Jorge University Rectory in Zaragoza, Spain by Taller básico de arquitectura s.l.
September 29th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Taller básico de arquitectura s.l.
Behind the lineal road, the plateau as a balcony over the meadow is converted into a platform. This landscape appears unprecedented and unexpected: the ochre colors and cracked land are transformed into the intense green and yellow colors of the agriculture possible thanks to the river hidden by the topography. Is in this frame, long platform, the place where San Jorge University buildings inhabit.
The Rectory building is conceived as a series of parallelepiped pieces that emerge and rise from the interior of a rectangular concrete block. The building has its main access facing the open roof terrace over the alluvial plain of Gállego river. We propose a central diaphanous space, illuminated overhead: a distributor of light to all the different spaces. The first floor sets back regarding the ground floor, searching for the optimal light for each room, like a flower coming out of its pot and opening up to the sky. This way, the “pot”, understood from the exterior as that mentioned concrete block, contains in its interior a series of patios that provide light to the rooms.
The program of needs of The Rectory building of San Jorge University is the result of the social needs in the university field. The project contains common areas: control (20 m2), a big entrance hall (344 m2), general offices (177 m2), chapel (93 m2), assembly hall (95 m2), cafeteria and rest areas, teaching areas: classrooms (196 m2), workshops (216 m2), a department (48 m2), professors’ offices (89 m2) and reprography and the characteristics areas of the rectory: offices, secretary area and institutional communication departments (99 m2) and human resources (99 m2) and service spaces (toilets, cleaning rooms, storage rooms and engine rooms).
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