EN BLANCO. Revista de Arquitectura - Vol 03, No 6 (2011)

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Vivienda en Jardín del Sol; Tacoronte, Tenerife. Islas Canarias
Casa JD. Vivienda de veraneo en la provincia de Buenos Aires. Argentina
Casa Paraty. RJ. Brasil
Casa Camino a Farellones, Santiago. Chile
Casa en Frontenex, Genève. Suiza
Casa en Estoril. Lisboa. Portugal
Casa en Lumino. Suiza
House O en Chiba. Japón
Atelier Katharina Grosse, Berlín. Alemania
Maison du Béton en Zwickau, Cainsdorf. Alemania
Vivienda unifamiliar en Los Peñascales, Torrelodones. Madrid
Vivienda unifamiliar en Motril. Granada

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Atelier Katharina Grosse, Berlín. Alemania
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Augustinundfrankarchitekten, Arquitectos
[EN] If you woke up in Katharina Grösse’s house, you would immediately know that it’s daytime and that, unexpectedly in Berlin, it’s a sunny day. You would know because no sooner than you open your eyes, you would see a translucent space fl ooded by the intensely bright mixture of countless changing colours refl ected by highly polished surfaces.
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Casa en Frontenex, Genève. Suiza
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Charles Pictet Architecte FAS / SIA, Arquitecto
[EN] The single house designed by Charles Pictet in Frontenex (Geneva, Switzerland) is a model example of a project whose value lies in the way environmental challenges are faced. Starting with special conditions, like the inclusion of an old greenhouse in the plan of the residence, have led to the design of a unique and renowned house, where formal construction is key to a genuine tectonic structure which blends into the historic setting. The use of concrete is no way unrelated to these purposes. This study analyses the house and its relevance in the architect’s professional career.
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Vivienda unifamiliar en Motril. Granada
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Ángel Gijón, Arquitecto
[EN] A detached family house in Motril - Costa Tropical de Granada, designed by architect Gijón Angel for himself and his family. The architect has taken advantage of the opportunity to build his own house by emphasising quality. The building, located near the street, features strong volumes of white concrete. The house opens on to a rear garden and so makes the interior-exterior relationship one of the keys to understanding the layout. The architect demonstrates his good knowledge of materials and has ensured that they have been carefully positioned
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House O en Chiba. Japón
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Sou Fujimoto, Arquitecto
[EN] The O House is part of Sou Fujimoto’s 2007 research into a new cave-dwelling concept in Chiba on the southeast coast of Tokyo. This house is a place built of concrete walls, glass panels, a roof and a fl oor that create new distances to its natural surroundings: undulating terrain and the ocean. The outcome is a seamless dwelling-place and one of Sou Fujimoto’s fl agship projects in which he investigates the very meaning of architecture.
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Casa Camino a Farellones, Santiago. Chile
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Max Núñez B., Bernardo Valdés E., Arquitectos
[EN] The house on the Núñez Farellones and Valdés Road is the result of a search for the maximum living space in a natural environment. Located on the side of one of the mountains that surround Santiago de Chile, the architecture is defi ned as a living space on a horizontal platform. The platform provides an artifi cial horizon for the architecture.
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Vivienda unifamiliar en Los Peñascales, Torrelodones. Madrid
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) ICA Arquitectura, S.L., Arquitectos
[EN] The house in Los Peñascales provides food for thought regarding the discipline of architecture based on arithmetic and matter. The project is understood as an arithmetical exercise that confi des in the possibilities of geometry, proportion and order to provide neat solutions to the program of needs. Matter, in its unitary vision as material and construction system, becomes a symbol of identity when it rises out of the landscape. The project is considered as a sum of the measures that together compose a very unusual location on the outskirts of the city.
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Casa en Lumino. Suiza
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Davide Macullo y Marco Strozzi, Arquitectos
[EN] The house in Lumino is one of the most recent works of Davide Macullo, a Swiss architect who lives and works in Lugano. The Lumino house explores the formal constructive possibilities of concrete and represents a building that is deeply rooted in the landscape and engaged in a clear dialogue with the vernacular architecture of Ticino. A careful and exquisite approach makes this house an example of combined structure, form, and material. It also provides a lucid response to issues of sustainability, as understood both from a respect for location, as well as from a commitment to permanence.
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Casa Paraty. RJ. Brasil
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) StudioMK27, Arquitectos
[EN] The Casa Paraty was built on one of the 365 islands – one for each day of the year, according to the legend – between the old colonial city of Paraty and Angra des Reis (between Sao Paulo and Río de Janeiro. The location is a tropical paradise surrounded by crystal-clear waters, white sands and thick vegetation from which emerge the enormous cliffs of the Brazilian coast. From among the trees the two boxes of which the house is composed can be seen rising like two rocks hollowed out by the action of the water, two large pieces of concrete suspended over the sloping ground, leaving a deep shadow at their feet.
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Maison du Béton en Zwickau, Cainsdorf. Alemania
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Atelier st., Arquitectos
[EN] Atelier st is a new studio founded in Leipzig in 2005. In their short career to date, the architects have received several awards and their work has been exhibited in several competitions. Among these awards, the team recently won the Architektur Forum Zwickau 2010 for the Maison du Béton (2006-2009), a detached house built in concrete in Cainsdorf.Cainsdorf is a municipal district to the south of the town of Zwickau, on the left bank of the river Mulde Zwickauer. The neighbourhood is a mixture of residential houses and low density agricultural buildings and farmland, which runs along a promontory with steep slopes and views over the valley.
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Casa en Estoril. Lisboa. Portugal
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Jorge Mealha, Arquitecto
[EN] Distinguishing traits of Jorge Mealha’s work in general, and particularly his detached houses, include his obvious commitment to the location and its topos; his use of clear-cut volumes with geometric effects that create interesting perspectives and spatial relationships; and his contained control of the materials used and his meticulous construction which provides a logical support for the entire syntax of his polished architectural language. The house in Estoril was completed in 2004 and is a clear demonstration of the architectural resources usually employed by the Jorge Mealha studio.
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Casa JD. Vivienda de veraneo en la provincia de Buenos Aires. Argentina
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Bak Arquitectos, Arquitectos
[EN] The JD house is located in Mar Azul, 400 km to the south of Buenos Aires in a splendid natural enclave characterised by the lush woodlands on the southeast mountainside and the proximity of the Atlantic ocean.
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Vivienda en Jardín del Sol; Tacoronte, Tenerife. Islas Canarias
(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Corona y P. Amaral, Arquitectos
[EN] The Casa Jardín del Sol (Sun Garden House) is named after the narrow, winding road that leads to Calle Jara and takes us literally to the edge of a cliff that is almost impossible to describe because of the overwhelming dizziness caused by looking at the ocean waves breaking on the shore far beneath one’s feet or the seemingly endless view when the horizon is so high above the sea. This emotion is precisely the essence of the design and construction of this house.
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(Universitat Politècnica de València, 2011-09-29) Castellanos Gómez, Raúl; Domingo Calabuig, Débora; Departamento de Proyectos Arquitectónicos; Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura; Grupo de Proyecto Arquitectura
[EN] The concrete block fi rst saw the light of day around the middle of the nineteenth century, when it began to be produced both in Great Britain and the United States. Although the fi rst patents for solid blocks date back to the beginnings of this century, the fi rst hollow blocks did not appear until 1850, when they began to be produced by Englishman Joseph Gibbs.1 Other patents followed in quick succession, mostly involving isolated experiments that never became standardised or entered into mass production. The evolution of this new material did not really take off until the arrival of other technologies such as Portland cement at the turn of the century.

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