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MVRDV & Blanca Lleó. Mirador building. Circulations

Patricia García - February 8, 2016. 08:00

Drawing by a+t research group. Published in the book Why Density?

The Mirador building by MVRDV & Blanca Lleó contains an extensive patchwork of situations and dwelling types in order to lodge the contemporary diversity and individuality. It’s about integrating different lifestyles. The large lookout point gives a privileged public space and also a global identity.

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Archived in: Collective housing Density Madrid MVRDV Lleó, Blanca Why Density?

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Alejandro de la Sota. Extension of the Maravillas School. Madrid, 1960-62

Patricia García - November 16, 2015. 09:19

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Archived in: Civic Facilities Madrid Alejandro de la Sota

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Jump Studios. Campus Madrid. Madrid, 2015

Patricia García - October 21, 2015. 09:02

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Archived in: Madrid Offices / Workspaces

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Carlos Ferrater. 22 dwellings in Madrid. Spain

Patricia García - June 30, 2015. 08:45

Photo: Alejo Bagué

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Archived in: Collective housing Density Madrid Ferrater, Carlos DBOOK Pdf

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Arquitectura de taller. Stall in progress. San Fernando Market. Madrid. Spain

Patricia García - June 26, 2015. 09:55

This project was launched as a result of the aim of several collectives to revitalize markets as vital hubs in neighbourhoods while also finding a space in which to carry out collaborative work. They chose one of the vacant stalls in San Fernando Market in Lavapiés, Madrid. The work was based on reusing materials and furniture and on participation and self-building by future users. On sourcing the reclaimed materials both the proximity and the life cycle of each material were taken int.
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Archived in: Madrid a+t 43 WORKFORCE A Better Place to Work Offices / Workspaces Arquitectura de taller Stall in progress

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Carlos de Riaño. Collective housing in Madrid. Spain

Patricia García - June 24, 2015. 10:35

Photo: Miguel de Guzmán

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Archived in: Collective housing Density Riaño, Carlos Madrid DBOOK Pdf

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Carlos Arroyo. Unstable office. Madrid. Spain

Patricia García - June 10, 2015. 09:33

"The brief required flexible workspace for a creative agency, mutable into an events area, turning into a school of design for certain months in the year, or a place to have fun –with a very limited budget. We needed a simple and light way to transform spatial arrangements. We proposed a system by which a team could develop ideas on a mood-wall and then take the wall to the meeting room for presentations". Taken from the project report.

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Archived in: Madrid Carlos Arroyo a+t 43 WORKFORCE A Better Place to Work Offices / Workspaces

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Catalogue of urban forms. Perforated urban block

Patricia García - May 17, 2015. 11:04

1. Access to the underground car park 2. High-rise patios 3. Courtyard 4. Slopped plinth

This project is an alternative solution to the city block. It is proposed as more of a building system than as an individual building. The lattice-like set intersperses 30 built volumes and 30 empty spaces. These empty spaces are high-rise patios for neighbourhood life, open to cross views.

Celosía MVRDV, BLANCA LLEÓ Madrid (Spain) 2009

Plot area: 6,021 m2 Floor Area: 13,800 m2 Coverage: 0.35 Floor Area Ratio: 2.29 Dwellings: 146 Parking places: 162 Other.
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Archived in: Collective housing Density Madrid MVRDV Blanca Lleó Why Density?

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Catalogue of urban forms. Towers + slabs

Patricia García - May 11, 2015. 12:14

1. Plazas 2. Underground car park 3. Access to the car park

The two five-storey blocks create two open public spaces which serve as small-scale, easily-maintained plazas which the buildings centre on. The twelve-storey tower emerges from a three-storey block. Roads are located on the outer limits of the plot.

Pradolongo development PAREDES PEDROSA Madrid (Spain) 2006

Plot area: 10,413 m2 Floor Area: 15,603 m2 Coverage: 0.24 Floor Area Ratio:1.50 Dwellings: 146 Parking places: 146 Other uses: -

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Archived in: Collective housing Density Madrid Paredes & Pedrosa Why Density?

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Arango Arquitectos. Collective housing in Carabachel. Madrid. Spain

Patricia García - April 16, 2015. 09:37