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Casa La Calderona in Cantabria, Spain by Héctor Navarro + arkhitekton

Thursday, January 13th, 2022

Article source: Héctor Navarro + arkhitekton

Casa La Calderona is located in Vernejo, a town located on the outskirts of the town of Cabezón de la Sal (Cantabria). The origin of the work is part of an execution project that has little to do with the final result. Actually, that project defined formal and programmatic issues, and it was during its execution that the design was really finalized. The work was managed by its promoters, an active part in an open and collaborative process. In its evolution, issues that have to do with economic and environmental sustainability have prevailed.

Image Courtesy © Subliminal Image (Miguel de Guzmán and Rocío Romero)

  • Architects: Héctor Navarro + arkhitekton
  • Project: Casa La Calderona
  • Location: Cantabria, Spain
  • Photography: Subliminal Image (Miguel de Guzmán and Rocío Romero)
  • Constructed area: 280 m2
  • Construction completion year: 2021

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Impluvium in Cantabria, Spain by Oficina de Arquitectura/ RAW/deAbajoGarcia

Friday, August 11th, 2017

Article source: Oficina de Arquitectura/ RAW/deAbajoGarcia

IMPLUVIUM is a large roof built with a laminated timber structure. Its components were industrialized and assembled on site, replacing a former market demolished after a fire. The roof, together with four boxes that arise from the ground, is the necessary infrastructure that allows many events to happen, both spontaneous and programmed under the same ceiling.

Image Courtesy © deAbajoGarcia

  • Architects: Oficina de Arquitectura/ RAW/deAbajoGarcia (RAW/deAbajoGarcia, Begoña de Abajo Castrillo & Carlos García Fernández)
  • Project: Impluvium
  • Location:Plaza de Abastos S/N Reinosa, Cantabria, Spain
  • Photography: Montse Zamorano
  • Colaborators: Antonio Rincón, architect, Jesús Gangas, quantity surveyor, Miguel A. Palencia, quantity surveyor, Juan F. De la Torre
  • Structure: (EUTECA SL)
  • Mechanical: PROYECTA SL
  • Contractor: Fernández Rosillo SL
  • Built surface: 1500m2
  • Date: 05.2014 – 09.2016

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Hotel Azul in Suances, Cantabria by Zooco Estudio

Thursday, May 18th, 2017

Article source: Zooco Estudio

The Azul Hotel is located in the seaside village of Suances (Cantabria) next to the Playa de la Cocha and close to Playa de Los Locos.
The project to remodel the Hotel Blue Suances (Cantabria) emerged from the proposal to transform the old gastronomic space dedicated to weddings in a multipurpose room place, where they had different spaces: the café, restaurant and even the halldel hotel.

Image Courtesy © Orlando Gutierrez

  • Architects: Zooco Estudio
  • Project: Hotel Azul
  • Location: Suances, Cantabria
  • Photography: Orlando Gutierrez

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Centro de Surf de Somo in Cantabria, Spain by Javier Romero Soto. Architect

Friday, June 14th, 2013

Article source:  Javier Romero Soto. Architect

The Ribamontán al Mar Surf Center is located in the seafront of Somo, a small town in near Santander. It’s essential for this new facility to be located as close as possible to the beach (it would be unthinkable that surfers have to move to change, shower or store the surfboards to some urban area of the town); therefore, in the absence of municipal property plot with the required characteristics, we chose to place the building on the seafront. The venue lacks environmental value; one of the goals of the project is in fact to recover this underused space, situated just 20 meters away from the sealine.

Image Courtesy © Javier Azurmendi

  • Architects: Javier Romero Soto. Architect
  • Project: Centro de Surf de Somo
  • Location: Somo, Cantabria, Spain
  • Photography: Javier Azurmendi
  • Construction Company : ARRUTI SANTANDER S.A.
  • Installations: DISEÑO Y OBRA INDUSTRIAL 2004 SL
  • Estructures: gv408 arquitectos
  • Telecomunications: DISEÑO Y OBRA INDUSTRIAL access control, security and surveillance system SALTOmetal carpentry Jansen
  • Budget: 579.045 € (more…)

Renewal of the Old Main Seminar of Comillas University by Fernandez-Abascal & Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos + Pesquera Ulargui Arquitectos

Thursday, May 23rd, 2013

Article source: Fernandez-Abascal & Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos + Pesquera Ulargui Arquitectos

In the last decades of the nineteenth century, thanks to the Comillas Lord, the town became a hub of the incipient Catalan Modernism. The seminary began with some sketches of Jesuit and Engineer Miguel de Alcolado, later on Joan Martorell and Lluis Domenech i Montaner started to work in the project giving the building the monumental and desired style.

Image Courtesy © Duccio Malagamba 

  • Architects: Fernandez-Abascal & Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos + Pesquera Ulargui Arquitectos
  • Project: Renewal of the Old Main Seminar of Comillas University
  • Location: Comillas, Cantabria, Spain
  • Photography: Duccio Malagamba
  • Client: Sociedad Activos inmobiliarios Campus Comillas
  • Date: 2007-2010
  • Size: 17.484 m2 / Phase 1 8.869 m2
  • Budget: Phase 1 I23.374.825,02 euros
  • M&E: JG inconor
  • Design Team: Alberto Alonso Ortiz, Joaquín Barrientos Barquín, Eduardo Fdez.-Abascal Teira, Floren Muruzábal Sitges, Eduardo Pesquera González, Jesús Ulargui Agurruza
  • Collaborators: Cristina Gómez Abecia, Carlos Gómez Santos
  • Structure: Francisco de la Torre, Estudio de Ingeniería Dýnamis, Miguel Terán Garrido

Unquera Parish Center – Church of the Holy Martyrs in Cantabria, Spain by Fernandez-Abascal y Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos

Sunday, May 12th, 2013

Article source: Fernandez-Abascal y Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos

The center, located in the extension of Unquera, is aligned to a road in the base of the mountain which characterizes and darkens the plot. We projected and elementary volume slightly elevated from the land, like a palafito. Its abstraction and scale facilitate its implantation as primary element in the heterogenous and little qualified urban fabric. Its distance against the ground level avoids the damages caused by the swellings of the Deva river.

Image Courtesy © Pablo Ausucua García and Office Images 

  • Architects: Fernandez-Abascal y Muruzabal + Ortiz y Barrientos
  • Project: Unquera Parish Center – Church of the Holy Martyrs
  • Location: Unquera, Cantabria, Spain
  • Photography: Pablo Ausucua García and Office Images
  • Architects In Charge: Luís Alberto Alonso Ortiz, Joaquín Barrientos Barquín, Eduardo Fdez.-Abascal Teira, Florentina Muruzábal Sitges
  • Collaborating Architect: Carlos Alberto Gómez Santos
  • Area: 444 sqm
  • Year: 2013
  • Structural Engineering: Miguel Terán Garrido
  • Me Engineering: Juan Carcedo Haya
  • Contractor: Juncalmar
  • Technical Architect: Raquel Gómez Gregorio
  • Client: Obispado de Santander
  • Budget: 643,303 €



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