Architect: MiAS Arquitectes / Josep Miàs
Location: Girona, Spain
Project Year: 2006
Project Area: 2,500 sqm
Photographs: Adrià Goula, Toni Cumella
Structure Consultant: Miquel Llorens
Technical Architect: Alfonso Cerdá
Project team: Marta Cases, Joan Poca, Orlando Melo, Horacio Arias, Marco Chirdel, Alejandra Vázquez, Thomas Stellmach, Inés Moreira, José Ulloa, Solange Delanais, Julie Nicaise, Lara Lupi
The building is well integrated into the landscape. Thanks to construction techniques, special materials, camouflage and the typography, the building seems to belong to the site.
The project insists on integrating with the surroundings by subjecting the built to the topographic and climatic setting conditions and by using traditional materials along with constructive techniques. Some qualities of the environment have also been brought into the interior and vice versa.
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There is some exuberant exteriorization of structural form there.
Remind me of Enric Miralles’s (EMBT) & Carme Pinos’s style of layout / form but not the materiality.
He did work a few years for Enric Miralles.
Yes the snowy landscape looks stunning, however it is still a golf course so why have half the photos in winter?
This is spectacular.
yes, clearly miralles geometry. However i see some sverre fehn sensitivity in the materiallity
nice project in any case
This project reminds me of some key features seen in the works of the modernist Alvar Aalto. The mood, atmosphere, and intensity of life are seen in this project by using habitual materials and constructive methods. A “total work of art” is coherently present by the building’s integration with the landscape, as well as naturalistic qualities seen in the interior.