Our friends from F451 Arquitectura, a Barcelona-based office have shared with us their design of a ferry terminal that won a competition in Spain. The terminal will be located in the Mahón Port, on the island of Menorca. More images after the break.
London Unfurled / Matteo Pericoli
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Thermally Active Surfaces in Architecture / Kiel Moe
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Even though I can’t really understand what is going on with this project from the plans, images, etc., I can say that I like it a lot. It’s just a compelling form. Exterior renderings are beautiful as well.
Very FOA-esque. I like it
I agree. maybe FOA have created a new language of architecture for water based terminals…i hope not. though i like yokohama, i would be dissapointed to see it repeated.
Uma solução inteligente, fluída e bela!
“in the island of Menorca”, shouldn’t that read “on”?
whats the 2D and 3D software were u using?
i like it.