ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Huesca’Pukkel Huesca in Spain by MasquespacioThursday, June 3rd, 2021Article source: Masquespacio Masquespacio presents its last project for Pukkel, a fine dining healthy food restaurant in the city of Huesca, Spain. The project starts when Jorge and Mikel got the idea to open a restaurant in the city of Huesca and contacted Masquespacio with the aim to offer above signature healthy food, a sensorial experience beyond the gastronomy.  Image Courtesy © Masquespacio
A rammed earth house in Huesca, Spain by Edra arquitectura km0Friday, July 22nd, 2016Article source: Edra arquitectura km0 This modern rammed earth house is located in Ayerbe, a little village in the Spanish Pyrenees. Rural migration in the region during middle 20th century led to the disappearance of traditional architecture techniques. This house attempts to awaken the interest of the community and the curiosity about this type of sustainable buildings that are strongly linked to the territory. The project has been inspired by old local earthen buildings regarding their orientation, morphology and the use of local materials.  Image Courtesy © Doblestudio (Xavier d’Arquer)
The House of the Beams in Huesca, Spain by CSLS ArquitectesThursday, April 4th, 2013Article source: CSLS Arquitectes An attic built in Huesca city in 1965 was the object of the study. The need of living and working simultaneously in the same space and solving the difficult relation between the different programmes is an exercice that connects perfectly with the nowadays social needs.  Image courtesy CSLS arquitectes
Refurbishment of the West Tower in Huesca, Spain by ACXTWednesday, October 3rd, 2012Article source: ACXT The project deals with the Refurbishment of the West Tower of the Huesca City Hall in order to turn it into City Archives.
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Building for the Underground Laboratory in Huesca, Spain by Basilio Tobias ArchitectWednesday, February 29th, 2012Article source: Basilio Tobias Architect The building is crossed by a transverse axis with two main entrances: one from the west at the level of Ayerbe’s walkway (through the second floor) and the other from the east (through the ground floor). From this axis, including the staircase and the lift, start, in the three upper floors, corridors parallel to the façade.  Image Courtesy Pedro Pegenaute
Palace of Justice of Huesca in SpainSunday, January 8th, 2012Article source: Sergio Sebastian Arquitecto The building reflects a new image of justice justice strict but nearby, a rigid but close to the citizen, embodied in a building that clearly shows the nature of both concepts, the image of a strict, transparent element and emphatic and simple geometry that is justice, wrapped in its lower level by a public socket that receives people and is integrated into the urban landscape is folding and opening up to the city through a system courtyards and plazas.  Acceso
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