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[ES] El Centro I+D+I se ubica en Castellón. Se desarrolla en una planta libre de la que emergen unos volúmenes y se restan otros. El edificio es un semicírculo: la fachada curva acompaña al Riu Sec, y la recta se enfrenta ...[+]
[ES] El Centro I+D+I se ubica en Castellón. Se desarrolla en una planta libre de la que emergen unos volúmenes y se restan otros. El edificio es un semicírculo: la fachada curva acompaña al Riu Sec, y la recta se enfrenta al SERVEF, marcando la calle. Se presta máxima atención al entorno. La fachada es de vidrio y necesita elementos (no solo vegetales) para la protección solar.
El acceso es público, y se limita visualmente con cajas cerradas y mobiliario dentro de la planta libre. Los patios, el mobiliario y plano de techo serán clave para definir el interior del edificio.
El sistema constructivo se compone de pilares metálicos de espesor variable, sobre una retícula de luz 6 m (varía de 3 a 18 m). El forjado Bubbledeck permite grandes luces para dimensiones de pilares mínimas.
Se ha seguido la obra de Sanaa, Norman Foster y Junya Ishigami.
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[EN] This I+D+I Complex, located in Castellón, a semicircle building, spreads itself on a ground floor from which some volumes emerge and others subtract so they can become inner yards. The curved façade stands in front ...[+]
[EN] This I+D+I Complex, located in Castellón, a semicircle building, spreads itself on a ground floor from which some volumes emerge and others subtract so they can become inner yards. The curved façade stands in front of the Riu Sec, and the straight one ¿challenges¿ the SERVEF building, following the road. The glass façade asks for a sollution regarding the solar protection.
There is free access, nevertheless there is are visual boundaries using a series of enclosed boxes and different types of furniture. The inner yards, furniture, and ceiling plan are the key of defining the project itself.
Regarding the constructive system, it consists of thin pillars following a mesh of an initial size of 6x6 meters (it varies from 3 to 18 meters). The Bubbledeck slab is as thinnest and lightest as possible.
Sanaa¿s, Norman Foster¿s and Junya Ishigami¿s works were taken as reference.
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