Arena do Morro in Mãe Luiza . Natal
Herzog & de Meuron . photos: © Iwan Baan
Herzog & de Meuron joins celebration of forty years of Centro Sócio in Mãe Luiza. Continue reading Herzog & de Meuron
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Pedro Puertas
centro ciudadano Alhendín . Granada
Pedro Puertas . fotos: © Cecilio Puertas
Granada es una ciudad acrópolis. Las laderas de sus montañas descienden y forman la fertil llanura de su vega. Sobre este tapiz de campos emerge Montevive, el Monte de la Puerta en tiempos árabes, y parte del paisaje actual de Alhendín.
Alhendín está a diez kilómetros de Granada, en los límites de la vega. Y como muchos otros pueblos, ha aumentado su población a golpe de grandes operaciones inmobiliarias donde la conexión entre los viejos habitantes y los nuevos ciudadanos es nula. Continue reading Pedro Puertas
Souto de Moura
Burgo Tower . PORTO
Eduardo Souto de Moura . photos: © Luis Ferreira Alves
The site is located where Boavista avenue breaks into discontinuous sections.
The solution consists in a level platform which incorporates two nearby volumes which re cast in different scales.
A low ribbon-like building allows for the enclosure more closely to approximate the sought-after anonymity. Continue reading Souto de Moura
Campo Baeza
HOUSE OF THE INFINITE | VT HOUSE . Cádiz
Alberto Campo Baeza . photos: © Javier Callejas
On a marvelous place like a piece of earthly paradise, at Cádiz, we have built an infinite plane facing the infinite sea, the most radical house we have ever made. At the very edge of the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, where the sea unites the new and the old continent, emerges a stone platform. At the place where all the ships from the Mediterranean used to pass and still pass by as they head off into the Atlantic. Continue reading Campo Baeza
Anne Holtrop
Temporary Museum (Lake)
Anne Holtrop . Schone Schijn . photo: © Bas Princen
For the art exhibition ‘Schone Schijn’ a temporary museum in a meadow is designed. he flowing form was materialized in poplar ply- wood. The thickness of the floor, the walls and the roof could be minimized, resulting in a wafer-thin line between volume, exterior and interior (RdjK, Dutch Design Yearbook, 2011). Continue reading Anne Holtrop