Architects: Carroquino Finner Arquitectos - Santiago Carroquino Larraz, Hans Finner
Location: c/ Antonio Leyva s/n, Zaragoza, Spain
Project year: 2005
Construction year: 2006-2007
Collaborators: Juan José Vera Villamayor /Jeronimo Moya/ Lara Gimenez Albero
Services: TRAGSA / Ingeniería Pilar Peco
Client: Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza, Suelo y Vivienda de Aragón
Contractor: UTE EASA-Ebrosa
Photographs: Jesus Granada, Roland Halbe
Architects: G Ateliers
Design Team: Orlando García M., Hernán Galvis, Luis Eduardo Echeverri, Juan David Botero O.
Location: Guatapé, Antioquia, Colombia
Contractor: Orlando García, Natalia García M.
Collaborator: Maria Fernanda Vasco O
Structural Engineer: Jorge Aristizabal
Photographs: Gustavo Valencia
Architects: NOLASTER - Carmina Casajuana, Beatriz G. Casares, Marcos González, Pablo Oriol, Fernando Rodríguez y Arturo Romero
Location: Loredo, Ribamontán al Mar, Cantabria, España.
Client: Carmen Salgado y José Miguel Oriol
Area: 360sqm
Construction start: 2002
Completion: 2005
General contractors: Construcciones Volga + Ramiro Bra Rivas
Structural Engineer: NOLASTER + Constantino Hurtado
Services: Fernando Rodríguez Cerón
Photos: Jan Bitter
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