100 VERSIÓ 2.0
Studies to examine the viability of dividing a Family House into five apartments with common spaces and services.
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The main goal of the research and proposal is to demonstrate the feasibility of the project to ensure a new long life to the owners.
Chandigarn
workshop
URBAN PROPOSAL FOR THE CITY- PORT INTERFACE
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The Barcelona City-Port interface is under continue transformation. The limit between the urban port and the industrial logistic area is under movement and is being continually displaced south, opposite to urban positions, in search for areas where to minimize conflict between urban and port activities. At the same time, physically constrained the city of Barcelona is in search for space to provide houses to new comers.
This proposal link port and urban interest through the creation of a continue slab that facilities logistic activities under while permits urban activities above, provide space to enlarge today’s straitjacketed transport infrastructures and solve the link between the city and the bigger park in town, Montjuïc.
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1000 Versió 2.0
BARCELONA: SMART SALTY SPICY
Location: Riudecanyes
Surface: 7500 m2
Year: 2015
Collaborators: Sònia Lamesa,
Teresa Milián & Carla Lladó
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Location: Port of Barcelona, Spain
Year: 2011
Architects: Carlota Casanova, Daniel Lorenzo
Mamen Domingo, Ernest Ferrè,
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A TREE AND A SHELTER
Location: Unitat Predepartamental d’Arquitectura,
ETSA Universitat Rovira i Virgili
Year: 2014
Professors: J. M. Toldrà; J. Farreny; D. Lorenzo; F. Cifuentes; R. Miralles
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CAN GHALILI
Some projects start with an idea, others with a view. But the most special ones begin with a relationship.
We met Ladon when she was looking for a second home in the city of Barcelona. Through her family, she was emotionally attached to the city, and now was the moment to have her own place for her and her family.
A place to share, enjoy holidays and the city.
CAN GHALILI
Location: Sants Montjuic District, Barcelona
Budget: 80.000 €
Floor Area: 60 m2
Year: 2017
Collaborators: Sònia Lamesa
Photography: Pol Viladoms
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