JC&M House / ALT arquitectura
Architects: ALT arquitectura - Ángel Luis Tendero, Bernardo Cummins
Location: Madrid, Spain
Project area: 217 sqm
Project year: 2008 – 2010
Photographs: Silvio Posada
Martin House / ALT arquitectura
Architects: ALT arquitectura - Ángel Luis Tendero – Bernardo Cummins
Location: Madrid, Spain
Project year: 2010
Photographs: Ángel Luis Tendero
Video: Vallecas Public Housing / Estudio.Entresitio
In September 2010 we featured this social dwellings in Madrid, Spain designed by Estudio.Entresitio. Now they shared with us this HD timelapse video by Diego Hurtado de Mendoza of this project with a total of 132 one and two bedroom apartments, intended to be a first home for young people.
The House On The Hill / Miguel Barahona + PYF Arquitectura
Architects: Miguel Barahona, PYF Arquitectura
Location: Madrid, Spain
Project area: 378 sqm
Project year: 2007 – 2010
Photographs: Estudio Autobombo / Jimena Merino, Marco Villa
Library And Coffee Shop / MYCC
Architects: MYCC – Carmina Casajuana, Beatriz Casares, Marcos
Location: Madrid, Spain
Client: Tipos Infames
Project year: 2010
Photographs: Javier Ortega
Transitory Dwellings In Parla Madrid/ Rueda Pizarro Arquitectos
Architects: Rueda Pizarro Arquitectos SLP - María José Pizarro, Óscar Rueda
Location: Madrid, Spain
Collaborators: Alberto Galindo, Ramiro Losada, Laura Montero, Jesús Muñoz, Daniel Muñoz
Quantity Surveyor: David Herrera
Contractor: Ayuntamiento de Parla, UNIFO S.A.
Structure: PROYTEC
Mechanical Engineering: DPI ingenieros
Photographs: Miguel de Guzmán
Ecopolis Plaza / Ecosistema Urbano
Architects: Ecosistema Urbano
Location: Rivas Vaciamadrid, Madrid, Spain
Client: City Council of Rivas-Vaciamadrid
Building floor Area: 3,000 sqm
Public space: 7,500 sqm
Construction cost: 2,700,000 €
Building cost per sqm: 700 €/sqm
Project Year: 2009-2010
Photographs: Mark Bentley, Emilio P. Doiztua
Film And TV Production Offices / Madland Estudio
Architects: Madland Estudio
Location: Madrid, Spain
Project Team: Cristina Navas Perona, Myriam López Rodero y Javier García-Rivera de la Plaza
Structural Engineering: Javier Cort
Owner: Viva Visión
Contractor: Cal y Canto S.L
Contractor specialized in wood construction: Canexel S.L
Project area: 550 sqm
Project year: 2010
Photographs: Elena Almagro
Madrid RIO / Burgos & Garrido + Porras La Casta + Rubio & Álvarez-Sala + West 8
In 2005, an invited international competition was announced for a design of the reclaimed area above a tunnel holding a section of the M30 ring motorway immediately adjacent to the old city centre. The team proposed to resolve the urban situation exclusively by means of landscape architecture, and were the winning submission. The design is founded on the idea »3 + 30« – a concept which proposes dividing the 80 hectare urban development into a trilogy of initial strategic projects that establish a basic structure which then serves as a solid foundation for a number of further projects, initiated in part by the municipality as well as by private investors and residents.
Project Team: Burgos & Garrido / Porras La Casta / Rubio & Álvarez-Sala / West 8
Location: Madrid, Spain
Project Management: Ginés Garrido Colomero
Client: Madrid City Government
Project Area: 80 hectares
Project Year: 2006–2011
Renderings: Courtesy of West 8
Photographs: Jeroen Musch
Social Housing In Carabanchel / coco arquitectos
Architects: coco arquitectos – Jorge Martínez and Laura Sánchez
Location: Madrid, Spain
Quantity Surveyors: David Gil and Juan Carlos Corona
Structural Advisor: Gogaite SL
Consulting Engineer: Geasyt SA
Project area: 20,000 sqm
Project year: 2007 – 2010
Photographs: Miguel de Guzmán, Ignacio Izquierdo & coco arquitectos
Hub Offices In Madrid / ch+qs arquitectos
Architects: ch+qs arquitectos
Location: Madrid, Spain
Project year: 2009
Photographs: Daniel Torrello
Kiosk m.poli / Brut Deluxe
Architects: Brut Deluxe
Location: Madrid, Spain
Company: Primur, S.A.
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Miguel de Guzman
Vallecas 48 / Auriens Arquitectura
Vallecas 48 was the winner of a contest organized by the EMVS of Madrid. It contains 41 residential units, 41 commercial and storage space, and 42 parking spaces. The study decided to group homes in a single building with an L-shaped plan. The result is two bodies that are joined, one flies over the other and the road below, while the other volume falls behind forming what the architects called a “game of volumes.”
Follow the break for renderings, drawings and more photographs of this project.
Architects: Auriens Arquitectura
Location: Madrid, Spain
Medical Direction: Pablo Iglesias Maldonado
Associates: Enrique Pérez Romero, Cristóbal Díez Sánchez, Daniel Matías González
Collaborators: Álvaro Martínez Casado, Cristina Barbero Castillo, Darío Arévalo Torres, Diana Caballero Obregón, Edurne Armenteros Arza, Macarena Fontán Sánchez
Promoter: Municipal Company for Housing and land in Madrid (EMVS)
Construction: Oca
Project Area: 6,223.66 sqm
Renderings: Courtesy of Auriens Arquitectura
Photographs: Chirstine Barbs
Social Dwellings in Vallecas / Paredes Pino
Architects: Paredes Pino / Fernando G. Pino, Manuel G. de Paredes
Location: Vallecas, Madrid, Spain
Contractor: Construcciones Rubau S.A.
Budget: 2.479.674,51 €
Project area: 5,587 sqm
Project year: 2007
Photographs: Courtesy of Paredes Pino
O’Donnell Garden / Estudio Caballero Colón
Architects: Estudio Caballero Colón
Location: O´Donnell Street, Madrid, Spain
Directors in Charge: Paula Caballero and Diego Colón de Carvajal
Project Area: 1,028 sqm
Project Year: 2009
Photographs: Miguel de Guzmán
Towards Another Architecture: 24 Sustainable Projects exhibition last days
‘Towards Another Architecture: 24 Sustainable Projects’ is an ambitious exhibition showcasing projects by some of Europe’s leading sustainability architects. Now in its final fortnight, this is the last opportunity to see the exhibition being held at the Fundación Canal in Madrid, Spain.
The exhibition offers a detailed analysis of 24 architectural projects – two from each of the 12 participants – to inform and explain what sustainable architecture is, the problems that need to be overcome and the solutions that can be provided.
The exhibition includes projects by Architype, Foster + Partners, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, Ken Yeang, Kirkland Fraser Moor, Emilio Ambasz, Rafael de la Hoz, Mario Cucinella, Antonio Lamela, Iñigo Ortiz and Enrique Leon, and MVRDV. The exhibition will be on display until July 25 and the entry is free.
Serrano Apartments / A-cero
Architects: A-cero Joaquín Torres Architects
Location: Madrid, Spain
Director in Charge: Joaquín Torres
Partner Architect: Rafael Llamazares
Promotor: Grupo VP Hotels
Construction: Tilmon
Project Year: 2009-2010
Photographs: Luis H. Segovia
Polytechnic School / Iñaqui Carnicero
Architect: Iñaqui Carnicero Alonso‐Colmenares
Location: Madrid, Spain
Project Team: Iñaqui Carnicero Alonso‐Colmenares, Alejandro Vírseda Aizpún, Miguel Angel Cámara Mamolar
Technical Architect: Manuel Iglesias
Collaborators: Ignacio Vila Almazán, Luis Fidel Cámara Mamolar
Client: Fundación Universitaria San Pablo CEU & Eduardo Gómez, Director de Patrimonio
Contractor: A.C.S.
Project Year: 2002
Photographs: Roland Halbe
Pitch House / Iñaqui Carnicero
Architect: Iñaqui Carnicero Alonso-Colmenares
Location: Los Peñascales, Madrid, Spain
Technical Architect: Manuel Iglesias
Contractor: Antón Iakobiny Pitch S.L.
Client: Guirao-Carnicero
Project Year: 2005-2009
Photographs: Courtesy of Iñaqui Carnicero
Infomab10 / Kawamura Ganjavian Studio
A cool pavilion by Kawamura Ganjavian Studio houses information about a public arts program in Madrid. Built in record time and within record budget, the pavilion is made with polyester reinforced fiberglass. Two large openings allow users inside the pavilion. 100 circular perforations provide outlets for natural light to reach the interior space during the day, and in the night time, the interior is lit by the street lights. The pavilion is also fit to hold small events along the Paseo de Recoletos. The project was conceived as an experiment on the possibilities of recycling architectural precast fiberglass (polyester reinforced with fiberglass).
More images after the break.
