Emilio Tuñón   Spain   The proposed building is inserted in the assigned site along the Duero’s riverbank like a land art scheme. It takes the repetition of lines in a vineyard as key element, and applies it to the structure and spatial organization of the piece. ‘‘Buildin

Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos   Spain   The volume proposed, with a modular geometry, consists of a structure of prefabricated concrete beams. These U-section beams can accommodate large jardinières, collect water, or become circulation paths of the walkable roof...

RCR Arquitectes   Spain   The buried building is organized around a large dome that stands out in the vineyard landscape. This system suggests a gradual growth, which allows the building to acquire a smaller scale than the required one, and to be enlarged if necessary...

Sauerbruch Hutton   Spain  

Francisco Mangado, Juan Herreros   Spain   Emphasizing the richness and potential of a site that could initially go unnoticed, the proposal reintroduces Spanish agricultural traditions through compositional and landscape criteria in order to reveal an aesthetic quality. The geometry protects

Sancho-Madridejos   Spain   The scheme generates an iconic meeting point, with the exterior spaces as new activation points for the city. Cultural and public venues have been added to the technological and business program of the dome, making it an appealing place for citizens.

es-parks   Spain   The dome is a solar tower that generates electrical energy, social energy and entrepreneurial energy in order to become the main attraction of the Ribera del Duero with an agricultural landscape greenhouse offering a rich potential for use...

OMA - Office for Metropolitan Architecture   France   The proposal by the Dutch studio for the engineering school also deals with the task of redeveloping the Saclay campus. There are already a few institutional buildings there, for both teaching and research, without a unitary urban strategy. The pro

Atelier Barani, AWP | office for territorial reconfiguration   France   The proposal provides the public space with its own identity and intensity through a large ‘playground’ axis. This promenade is defined by a gentle topography and abundant vegetation, and it connects the exterior of the campus with the interiors. The

Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos, Pranlas Descours   France   A set of buildings that adjust themselves to the existing volumes are suggested marking out ‘La Cours Joliot-Curie’. The large 350x44m courtyard serves as a meeting point for the surrounding universities, rearranging the current urban fabric. The dif

Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes   France   The project completes the urban fabric inserting different parts that adapt to the border conditions. The woods will mark the boundary along the south, and the east-west axis will be defined by the water courses that are present in the landscape. The

Dominique Perrault Architecture   France   One of the guidelines of the proposal is to generate a small city around the campus, thus departing from models in which the campus is disconnected and detached from urban life. The aim is to build a model characterized by density and diversity of us

Ecosistema urbano   Netherlands   Ten European teams were invited by the Visual Arts Center in Dordrecht – in collaboration with the Amsterdam team Carve –, to present their design proposals for creative and inventive play objects for children of different ages, with the purpose of c

Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos   Spain   The project for the new Barceló Market is in fact the sum of different interventions: a new urban compound of pieces of different scale and program that will significantly transform this central and very dense area of the city of Madrid. The starting

‘Brief History of Lines’ offers an unusual approach to drawing and the trace since 1925 up to our days, exploring the line not only as a part of the drawing but also as a component of everyday life and the environment. Lines are present everywhere: t

The conflict between the advance of civilization and the destruction of natural space is the central theme of the work of the photographer Robert Adams (Orange, New Jersey, 1937), whose pictures, shot over the course of more than forty years, take st