ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Galicia’Hotel en Cerceda in Galicia, Spain by Alejandro García & Arquitectos SLPFriday, May 31st, 2013Article source: Alejandro García & Arquitectos SLP The project aims to create a new place for lucrative purposes aiming a Hotel building and another building a Spa. It is situated beside the water park of Cerceda – A Coruña.  Image Courtesy Alejandro García & Arquitectos SLP
Oficina de Turismo in Galicia, Spain by Alejandro García & ArquitectosThursday, May 30th, 2013Article source: Alejandro García & Arquitectos A petite small projects have pleasant surprises as the case of the Office of Tourism Arteixo. The intervention is to reform the existing local who once was bus station, to convert Office of Tourism, visitor information point. It was clear from the outset that the result of the action should create an icon in Arteixo that was the center of attraction for tourists and easily detected by the same, forcing the tourist who goes to other places did stop along the way and parase in the tourist office.  Image Courtesy Alejandro García & Arquitectos
Two Family Houses in Redes, Spain by Díaz & Díaz ArquitectosSaturday, October 20th, 2012Article source: Díaz & Díaz Arquitectos Redes is a small fishing village of the early twentieth century, situated on the northern edge of the estuary of Ares located in the Galician Rias Altas. This town was awarded by the College of Architects in the International Day of Architecture 2009 for preserving the original design in the planning. The town is also known as the “Galician Venice” because of the proximity of the buildings to the sea.  Image Courtesy Santos-Diéz
Social & Cultural Centre in Galicia, Spain by XVASaturday, March 31st, 2012Article source: XVA The project starts from an image of a breakwater that represents the relationship between man and sea. The waterfront is the meeting point between the sea and the land. Hence, the man has stones, natural elements, which protect him from nature itself but are of diverse character.  Rendering
La Cros Old Factories in Galicia, Spain by Díaz y Díaz ArchitectsWednesday, February 29th, 2012Article source: Díaz y Díaz Architects REHABILITATION OF THE OLD FACTORIES STRUTURES CROS. PHASE I Faced with the Burgo estuary, along the new promenade stand proud of the old factory Cros structures. The first phase project includes the decontamination of structures and terrain as well as a complete renovation. To undertake this phase structures were settled with pine wooden form work and the roof was recovered ceramic tiles.  Images Courtesy Xoan Piñon
Ourense AVE Station in Galicia, Spain by Foster + Partners, in a joint venture with engineers, G.O.C. and Cabanelas Castelo ArchitectsWednesday, January 4th, 2012Article source: Foster + Partners, in a joint venture with engineers, G.O.C. and Cabanelas Castelo Architects Foster + Partners wins competition to design Ourense AVE Station Foster + Partners, in a joint venture with engineers, G.O.C. and Cabanelas Castelo Architects, has won an international competition to design a new high-speed rail station in the city of Ourense in Galicia, north western Spain. The design combines transport infrastructure with a new park, which will create a major new public space in the city and open up pedestrian links between the districts on each side of the tracks.  Images Courtesy Foster + Partners
La Muñeca in Galicia, Spain by OgloFriday, September 9th, 2011Article source: Oglo Allariz International Garden Festival 2011 1st Jury Prize Whatever culture fashion is part of, whatever time and place it refers to, its essence finds its roots in the characteristics of the human body. Only the being’s dimensions and proportions matter. Its peculiarities, its flaws, its disadvantages are sublimed by creation and become the assets, the basis, the nourishing roots of fashion. They structure its path, define its substance, and guide its function. Static and still when unworn, fashion transforms itself; it evolves in space once inhabited. It also shelters life. It takes over, welcomes and protects it. Once wrapped around the being, fashion, lifeless until then, comes alive.  Panorama 01 (Images Courtesy Oglo (Emmanuel de France & Arnaud Dambrine))
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