Article source: RAFAEL DE LA-HOZ
A cubic body of glass emerging into view on top of the old theatre
Rafael de La-Hoz has designed a multipurpose box on the rooftop of the classical Teatro Góngora in Cordoba; an innovative and unique new space for the city.
The architect, commissioned to completely refurbish the Teatro Góngora, has recovered the old abandoned building –a project of Luis Gutiérrez Soto (1929-1932)-, which was a reference point for architecture in Cordoba in the twentieth century, and added a visionary multipurpose space contrasting with the current classical model, to ensure a greater variety of uses and promote the cultural life of Cordoba in the twenty first century.
- Architects: RAFAEL DE LA-HOZ
- Project: Refurbishment of the Teatro Gongora in Córdoba and design of a Multipurpose Box
- Location: Calle Jesús y María, Córdoba, Spain
- Photography: Javier Callejas
- Client: Cordoba City Council
- Project Director: Ángel Rolán
- Project Team: Liliana Borges and Lorenza Donati
- Graphic design: Luis Muñoz and Daniel Roris
- Models: Víctor Hugo Coronel and Fernando Mont
- Quantity Surveyor: Rafael Vegas
- Start-end Works: 2009-2013
- Built-up surface: 3,615 sqm
- Use: Theatre and multipurpose Room