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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. Colegio Nuestra Señora de Lourdes in Madrid, Spain by Picado-de BlasDecember 7th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Picado-de Blas This project has been carried out thanks to the Torrelodones municipality initiative which seeks to improve the current conditions of the most degraded public schools in the area by introducing a small architectural intervention network of new constructions. This gives the opportunity to introduce ecological concepts in schools with very low cost. In this case, a small pavilion was required for a sports activity next to the existing school. Breaking up with the traditional concept of this type of spaces, which are usually very closed to the outside, a large window opened to east appears, offering a view of the sky.  Image Courtesy © Estudio Picado-de Blas
 Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores The project approach is to set up the pavilion as a removable architectural piece, quickly erected, sustainable and innovative. We thought at this point in removable refrigeration panel self-supporting structure, a typical material used in the industry, which is lightness and has a high energy efficiency that facilitates its quick assembly and keeps safely the possibility of reuse in the future. This panels have a 10 cm thickness, weighing the whole building less than a quarter of what would weight a traditional construction.  Image Courtesy © Estudio Picado-de Blas  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores The wood used as the final floor finishing is an industrial oak recycled wood, which is made with the remains of other woods. This material will provide warmth and facilitates the indoor sports performance. We understand as innovative this proposal, not only for the introduction of industrial panel systems, but also because of the acoustic absorption achieved in the interior space. The impact absorption on the ground was ensured by superimposing several special absorbent sheets under the pavement, while echoes and reverberations on the walls were counteracted by a 3D textile material specially designed for this project.  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Alberto Amores  Image Courtesy © Estudio Picado-de Blas  Image Courtesy © Estudio Picado-de Blas  Image Courtesy © Picado-de Blas  Image Courtesy © Picado-de Blas  Image Courtesy © Picado-de Blas  Image Courtesy © Picado-de Blas  Image Courtesy © Picado-de Blas
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