ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Spain’S.V. House in Sevilla, Spain by A-CERO ARCHITECTSThursday, June 9th, 2016Article source: A-CERO ARCHITECTS A-cero presents a new single-family house located in the south of Spain. A recent work designed this time in more orthogonal shapes but following the criteria of the architectural studio.  Image Courtesy © Victor Sajara
House R+ in Mora, Spain by OOIIO ArchitectureThursday, June 9th, 2016Article source: OOIIO Architecture Press This is a Single Family housing project designed as a work of spaces crystallization. The site is on a narrow and quiet street on the center of Mora, a village in La Mancha, in central Spain. This location, a bit hide for the city inhabitants, will determine the project concept.  Image Courtesy © Eugenio H. Vegue y Francisco Sepúlveda
SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE in Murcia, Spain by Mariano Molina and Sergio CarrilloTuesday, June 7th, 2016Article source: Mariano Molina and Sergio Carrillo A couple that had just moved to Lorca decided to build a house in the countryside as their permanent residence. We met them through another client with whom we did not have a good relationship, so the first meetings were not easy. They did not like our first schemes and we were not confident about accomplishing what they demanded. However, some of their requirements were appealing for us: a house with no doors (at least at first glance), a fluid space, visual continuity throughout the different interior spaces, and between them and the surroundings, and a covered patio from which they could see the stars.  Image Courtesy © Mariano Molina and Sergio Carrillo
Entrepreneur Offices in Madridejos, Spain by OOIIO ArchitectureSaturday, June 4th, 2016Article source: OOIIO Architecture OOIIO wins 1st Prize in the public competition for the construction of the new Business Incubator Office Building in Madridejos, Toledo. The municipality of Madridejos wanted to rehabilitate a former health center that had been abandoned in this “Manchega” locality and organized the ideas competition for it.  Image Courtesy © OOIIO Architecture
Detached House in LA GARRIGA, SPAIN by blancafort-reus arquitecturaThursday, June 2nd, 2016Article source: blancafort-reus arquitectura This house located on a large terrace on the south side of a hill in La Garriga, Barcelona; with views over the village, it is distinguished by its two porches: – The porch to south, allows a solar control, protecting the large windows of the room, and offering an extension area of the living room in transition to the garden. – The porch to north, is used to park vehicles comfortably outside.  Image Courtesy © blancafort-reus arquitectura
New Access and Columbarium in Robregordo, Spain by Muka ArquitecturaWednesday, June 1st, 2016Article source: Muka Arquitectura The project located at Robregordo´s cemetery, in Madrid´s mountain range, satisfies the need of a new adition. The access to the cemetery, since its last intervention, does not have any cover place to wait for the arrival of neither coffin or ashes. The preexisting access consists in three main elements: the gate of entrance, the perimetral wall made of irregular granite blocks as a limit between outside and inside, and two cypresses symmetrically placed at the entrance to the cemetery.  Image Courtesy © Muka Arquitectura
Tobogan House in Madrid, Spain by Z4Z4 AAATuesday, May 31st, 2016Article source: Z4Z4 AAA A family is looking for a new home able to represent their trips around the globe, their desire to live in a garden and to embody the cinematic diversity of domestic life. The result is the design of two different houses on the same plot.
 Image Courtesy © Imagen Subliminal (Miguel de Guzmán / Rocío Romero)
Cehegín Wine School in Murcia, Spain by INMAT ARQUITECTURASaturday, May 28th, 2016Article source: INMAT ARQUITECTURA The old cellar where we developed this project, funded by the European Union, belongs to a landmark building called “Casa de la Tercia”, constructed in the 7th century and located in the small town of Cehegín in Murcia´s hilly interior. The cellar is located on the semi basement of the building.  Image Courtesy © David Frutos
Double house in Zaragoza, Spain by Langarita NavarroSaturday, May 28th, 2016Article source: Langarita Navarro Moving their home to the outer limits of a small town in the province of Zaragoza is the wish of a newly married couple about to retire. Embodied in their decision lies the conviction that it is possible to both undergo a radical change and still enjoy the comforts of their previous life. To explore this dual situation a project has been designed which attempts to evade its usual position as a solution at the end of a process and to take positions as starting point or state previous to the development.  Image Courtesy © Luis Diaz Diaz
ÒPTICA CLARÀ OLOT in Catalonia, Spain by arnau estudi d’arquitecturaThursday, May 26th, 2016Article source: arnau estudi d’arquitectura “It’s when I sleep that I can see clearly”, the poet said. However, all of us want to see clearly also when we are awake. When we receive a commission to redesign an optic centre, we imagine a clear, bright, intelligent and rational space. We leave out any confusion or ambiguity, being conscious of the functions that are to be developed through the activity that we undertake.  Image Courtesy © Marc Torra Ferrer
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