ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Madrid’C181 in Madrid, Spain by Zooco StudioTuesday, November 7th, 2017Article source: Zooco Studio C181 is the new housing located in Paseo de las Castellana (Madrid) designed by Zooco Studio. It is a comprehensive reform of 230 m2, which implies a total change of the space and the way of living. The client expresses to us the importance of the kitchen for him.  Image Courtesy © Subliminal Image
Algo Bonito Showroom in Madrid, Spain by GARCIAGERMAN ArquitectosTuesday, November 7th, 2017Article source: GARCIAGERMAN Arquitectos The new Algo Bonito Showroom is the second renovation in the same neighborhood undertaken by our office for this dynamic fashion firm. The blend of activities that characterize the everyday office work includes frequent presentations and catwalk private events, together with constant meetings and informal lunches, all which demand a flexible open space capable of instant transformations typified by a young, casual character.  Image Courtesy © Jorge López Conde
Co-working utopic_US Conde de Casal in Madrid, Spain by Izaskun ChinchillaThursday, October 26th, 2017Article source: Izaskun Chinchilla  Image Courtesy © Miguel de Guzman and Imagensubliminal
Moon – Christmas Lights 14/15 in Madrid, Spain by Brut DeluxeMonday, September 11th, 2017Article source: Brut Deluxe Our installation, called Moon, was designed specifically for Gran Via by commission of the City of Madrid. It consists of 31 different light motives that, as a whole, acts like a flip book at urban scale of 31 images. Instead of flipping through the pages with the thumb to produce a primitive cinematographic illusion of motion or animated pictures, with Moon it is the spectator itself that creates this effect by moving himself along the street.
 Image Courtesy © Miguel de Guzmán
UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE VITORIA SPORTS CENTER in Madrid, Spain by ESTUDIO ARQUITECTURA CAMPO BAEZAFriday, September 1st, 2017Article source: ESTUDIO ARQUITECTURA CAMPO BAEZA Designed for the campus of the Francisco de Vitoria University in Pozuelo (Madrid), the building houses a sports center and classroom complex. It includes the use of sports halls, multi-purpose rooms, a gymnasium, swimming pool, physiotherapy, etc. The sports complex can also be used as a large multi-purpose area and meeting hall, facilitating a range of university activities.  Image Courtesy © Javier Callejas
The Pavilion in Madrid, Spain by THE NORMAN FOSTER FOUNDATIONSunday, August 13th, 2017Article source: THE NORMAN FOSTER FOUNDATION Norman Foster and the Trustees of the non-profit Norman Foster Foundation today announced that this new independent institution for interdisciplinary research, education, and projects in the fields of architecture, design, and urbanism will open its headquarters in Madrid in June 2017.  Image Courtesy © Luis Asín
Google Campus Madrid in Spain by Jump StudiosSunday, June 25th, 2017Article source: Jump Studios Google has chosen Madrid as home to its sixth co-working Campus. The task to deliver the 27,000 sq ft scheme in the Madrid Río area of Spain’s capital city was awarded to London-based architecture and interiors practice Jump Studios (a Populous Company), which had previously worked with Google on its first venture in shared workspace, Campus London, in 2012.  Image Courtesy © Gareth Gardner
Pharmacy Don Bosco in Madrid, Spain by Héctor Fernández ElorzaSunday, June 18th, 2017Article source: Héctor Fernández Elorza Carlos, the client told me: “the aim is, essentially, to make a simple pharmacy with a nice economic façade with personality and that it won’t give many problems with graffiti”. The interior was painted white -so were the wooden shelves- and some thin fluorescent tube fixtures were placed in line hanged from the ceiling with thin wires.  Image Courtesy © Montse Zamorano
Studio in the Woods in Madrid, Spain by selgascanoFriday, June 2nd, 2017Article source: selgascano What is being sought with this studio is quite simple: work under the trees. To do so, we need a roof that is as transparent as possible. Also, at the same time, we need to isolate the desk zone from direct sunlight. Hence the transparent northern part. The part that is covered with a bent sheet of 20mm colourless plexiglass on the north side. The south side, where the desks are, has to be closed in much more, but not completely, so there is double sheet of fibreglass and polyester in its natural colour on the south side, with translucent insulation in the middle. All three form a 110 mm thick sandwich.  Image Courtesy © Iwan Baan
Redondeado in Madrid, Spain by Ojo de Pez, ArquitecturaFriday, May 26th, 2017Article source: Ojo de Pez, Arquitectura The body in motion activates the space, introduces a relative order of extent, weight and density, volume. With its trajectory linking different fragments. It shows how can be occupied. The architecture provides information to the body. As a stage, introduces specific codes, set the game board. It promotes certain attitudes, stimulates positions and movements among other less related. Interferences between both establish a more complete sphere, a micro cosmos.
 Image Courtesy © Miguel de Guzmán, Imagen Subliminal
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