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Office and Service Building in Almería, Spain by Donaire Arquitectos

Thursday, June 16th, 2011

Article source: Donaire Arquitectos

The building is located in the Port of Roquetas de Mar, in Almería, Spain. The projects objectives were to integrate the building into the surroundings and creating a new area the responds to a landscape dominated by different levels and materials. A landscape of great value with the Mediterranean as the background.

Night View (Images Courtesy Fernando Alda.)

Architect: Donaire Arquitectos
Name of Project: Office and Service Building
Location: Roquetas de Mar, Almería, Spain
Construction: 2007-2009
Client: E.P.P.A. y Consejería de Obras Públicas de la Junta de Andalucía
Photographs: Fernando Alda., Enrique Bejines M.

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Kindergarten 8 Units in Almeria, Spain by Los del Desierto Architect

Tuesday, May 17th, 2011

At an early age and instinctively, children identify the pitched roof with the house, hence their drawings: the roof, the box and, last, the doors and windows. A nursery is but a “big – house” in which they spend most of their time.

Kindergarten 8 units

Architects:Los del Desierto Architect
Project: Kindergarten 8Units
Location: Almeria, Spain
Dates: BASIC PROJECT 2004 / CONSTRUCTION PROJECT 2006 / END OF WORK 2009
Project Collaborators
Structure: ALEJANDRO PASCUAL SOLER (ENGINEER)
Mechanical System: SECOAL SL (ENGINEERS)
Site Collaborators: TECHNICIANS OF THE CITY OF VELEZ-RUBIO: ELENA RODRÍGUEZ VICO, JOAQUÍN MARTÍNEZ GARCÍA, PEDRO SÁNCHEZ BENAVENTE (quantity surveyors). RAFAEL FRANCO CARRUESCO (architect)
Software used: Design Software program: AutoCad; Render Software program: SketchUp Pro

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Single house in “El Alquián”, Almería by vora arquitectura

Tuesday, February 15th, 2011

At an urban level, the building is situated on the corner of two very narrow streets, but avoids a direct relationship with them, closing the first two levels of the house around an enclosed external courtyard, which is both controlled and thermally benficial. In contrast, the top floor opens fully onto an open terrace above the street that allows distant views over the church towards the sea.