Solar Park South / Jaramillo-Azuero Arquitectos

Dec 2010

By Hank Jarz — Filed under: Design ,Infrastructure ,Sustainability , Italy, Jaramillo/Azuero Arquitectos

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In their entry for the Solar Park South Competition, the Colombian design team, Jaramillo-Azuero Arquitectos proposed education as the means of sustainability for the future and the result of their submission was being awarded third place in the international competition. Additional images of Jaramillo-Azuero Arquitectos submission and their project concept after the break.

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PROJECT CONCEPT

Among all known renewable energies the most efficient and the only one of its kind capable of regenerating infinitely producing “zero environmental harm” is EDUCATION. This type of energy is an inexhaustible supply of knowledge that spreads from person to person covering vast extensions of area resulting in massive social, environmental and economical progress. This is why SOLAR PARK SOUTH should be a worldwide focal point in the development of GREEN EDUCATION.

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By this we mean, to edify a park where civic participation and nature are the main construction materials, as we promote that the A3 Salerno Highway between Scilla and Bagnara Calabra section transform into a Seeding Green Education Research Center. SOLAR PARK SOUTH is a place that encourages inhabitants to play a part in the construction as they have the possibility to transform it, creating an intervention Public space that belongs to everyone as it grows in relation to the appropriation of the individuals who act on it.

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SEEDING GREEN EDUCATION is the attitude which best describes SOLAR PARK SOUTH, for that reason this intervention establishes three main goals to accomplish this purpose. First of all, to set up a connection between Scilla and Bagnara Calabra throughout a multi-mobility circuit that simultaneously will conform and protect what is established as natural reserve.

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Secondly to enhance progress in a very big extension of territory within simple overpowering approaches as civic education and the implementation of native vegetation reproduction as the main design strategy. Finally utilize this old highway as a detonator for the development of a larger extension of territory combining conflicting topics as renewable energy technologies, new mobility systems and economic development, all at once.

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Cite:
Jarz , Hank . "Solar Park South / Jaramillo-Azuero Arquitectos" 05 Dec 2010. ArchDaily. Accessed 26 May 2012. <http://www.archdaily.com/93766>

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fokt says:

Hi, I’d like to point out that they are from Colombia, a country in South America which is not the same as say, Columbia University, the District of Columbia, the Columbia River, Columbia, South Carolina, etc.

# December 6, 2010 at 07:59

Maria Teresa says:

I am very proud of being Colombian and also Tomas Jaramillo’s friend.MT

# December 6, 2010 at 12:28

Holcim Awards says:

Wow, what an inspirational concept and design. This is exactly what the Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction is looking for. This would be the perfect entry!

http://on.fb.me/holcim-awards

# December 6, 2010 at 15:18

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