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- New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca \ Cerrejon architects
- Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities “La Camisera” \ Cerrejon architects
- Museum and Archaeological Park “Cabezo de la Almagra” \ Cerrejon architects
- Call for Artists: It’s LIQUID International Contest – First Edition 2012
| New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca \ Cerrejon architects Posted: 22 Nov 2011 07:24 AM PST
The Casablanca Stadium in Zaragoza is a sports club and social club founded in 1948, currently has some 25,000 members and covers an approximate area of ten hectares on the southern edge of town, next to the Imperial Canal of Aragon and the natural place Pinares of Venice.  New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca, image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Jesús Granada  New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca, image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Jesús Granada The facilities can be grouped into two types: those dedicated to sports, and those for social area and bar / restaurant. The project approaches the reform and extension of the social zone and the bar – restaurant, which one organizes about the central square, which constitutes a paved space, terrace – viewing-point, towards that the existing buildings are orientated, formalizing a place of access, meeting and relation in prolongation of the headquarters and open to the natural landscape which looks out.  New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca, image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Jesús Granada The relation between the program that is demanded and the place conditions, as well as the convenience of the execution of the intervention for phases, that it allows to support always in functioning the bar – restaurant, approachs towards a conceptual very clear, functional and organizationally very structured.  New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca, image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Jesús Granada The proposal, therefore, contemplates two phases of execution: a first phase approaches the construction of a new building, gazebo, ampliation of bar-restaurant, occupying part of an existing road, and solving the uneveness taking the horizontal plane of the square towards the edge of the zones of tracks. This new platform provides possibilities, both at a level of square as a lower level to accommodate new uses: sportive offices, press room, and polyvalent spaces… allowing other hand, solve, and organize routs and pedestrian access to the different levels (square and track zone)  New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca - Skylight detail, drawing courtesy Cerrejon architects On this platform and utilizing advantage the conditions of orientation and views, will elevate the volume of the new restaurant. It is conceived as an open space the landscape enabling a direct relationship with that surrounds nature by introducing her in his interior. The light controlled by large structural ribs of the wavy facades that are oriented to the forest of pines, the suspended ceiling folded of wood, and the cracked skylight, creates an atmosphere that blurs the boundaries of interior space with the exterior.  New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca - Cross section, drawing courtesy Cerrejon architects Once executed this first phase that is completed by a new building in the later court and that contains all the services, kitchens in different plants, cores of communications, facilities … to solving service access, loading and unloading of the new bar – restaurant, it undertakes the second phase of recovery and adjustment of both existing buildings for complementary spaces of the social activities of the Club. The idea of wanting to endow to the set of a certain entity and representation with a formal significant and unitary image leads us to doing a transformation of absorption of the existing thing with architectural solutions that answer to the new uses and that give place to new situations, promoting the idea of unit, formalization and integration of the already existing space, of the square.  New Social Buildings in Stadium Casablanca, image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Jesús Granada The construction is solved with an right choice of materials: aluminum for the facades, in trays or lattice, glass and wood for carpentry, and in-situ concrete for the plinth and square. + Project factsWork: New Social Buildings in the Stadium Casablanca of Zaragoza Architects: Sebastián Cerrejón Hidalgo and Jaime Magén Pardo Sponsor: Stadium Casablanca Canon Fundation + All images and drawings courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Jesús Granada                           |
| Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities “La Camisera” \ Cerrejon architects Posted: 22 Nov 2011 06:43 AM PST
The origins of this Project lie in the relationship between the sports placed at the facilities and the features of the site: a 25,226 m2 plot of land with a sep downward slope and marked drops in height towards the west and towards the neighbouring green space to the north.  Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities "La Camisera", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe  Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities "La Camisera", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe This proposal meets the needs established in the list of requirements, particularly those concerning the acommodation of the three playing fields, with the necessary north-south orientation, on the site. Thus the porposal includes three large, horizontal, tiered platforms, adapted to the relief of the land, containing the main entrance and the multi-sports court; the 11-a-side football pitch; and the 7-a-side football pitch, respectively. The location of the main entrance in the south-east of the premises, the internal movement and the layout of the various buildings and playing fields are also in line with other urban considerations concerning the plot's location between the Oliver anf Miralbueno districts, and between the built-up area in the south and the park in the north.  Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities "La Camisera", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe  Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities "La Camisera", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe On the basis of these initial considerations, the proposal is for an open-plan system, with isolated buildings between the lawn of the playing fields and the vegetation, seeking a suitable relationship between the premises and the landscape. The inner routes and urban spaces created (entrance area, porches, shelters, viewing areas, etc.) are functional items which also act to unite the premises as a whole.  Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities "La Camisera", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe The project aims to provide the facilities with a certain unifying, formal, constructive quality by using only two materials, concrete and galvanised steel, both in the buildings and in the constructed items which define the inner spaces, establishing a close relationship between the facilities and their components.  Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities "La Camisera" - Site plan, drawing courtesy Cerrejon architects The layout of the buildings is based on a highly linear, horizontal structure, with long porches marking the transit areas. In the general service and changing-room buildings, the prefabricated concrete panels covering the external, facades, and the galvanised steel panels in the interior and the porch ceiling, denote a systematic, modular character, in line with the appearance of pavilions which these buildings strive for. The changing-room building has a certain prototypical character, repeated in different positions and with different relationships for each of the playing fields.  Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities "La Camisera" - Pavilion A floor plan, drawing courtesy Cerrejon architects The general service pavilion is a linear building which folds over itself, from the entrance to the overhanging area overlooking the park, creating various inner spaces (entrance area, porch, green space, viewing area), housing cafeteria, lockers, officers, halls and a gymnasium. A polycarbonate mass over the entrance lends character to this space, and allows it to be lit up at night.  Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities "La Camisera" - Pavilion B floor plan, drawing courtesy Cerrejon architects The shelters covering the stands and entrance conceal the structural mechanisms supporting these major overhanging areas. This allows a more abstract, direct interpretation of these items, as they were desingned, as galvanised steel planes of a certain thickness, resting on a row of pillars (in the case of the stands) or concrete walls (in the case of the entrance shelter). + Project factsWork: Facilities for Children and Youth Sport Activities “La Camisera” in the Oliver Neighborhood of Zaragoza Architects: Sebastián Cerrejón Hidalgo and Jaime Magén Pardo + All images and drawings courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe                |
| Museum and Archaeological Park “Cabezo de la Almagra” \ Cerrejon architects Posted: 22 Nov 2011 06:07 AM PST
As a result of a series of contests promoted by the Town hall of Huelva for the arrangement of a series of free spaces of the City. Appears this project which poses to value the archeological patrimony of the city, ordering a space which will enhance the image from the new highway access and at the same time, it will become the gateway to the campus “Carmen” of the University of Huelva.  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe The Cabezo of the Almagra is a natural is a natural promontory, watchtower and place of agricultural accession, along the history to the present day, of stages as the Roman, Muslim, the implantation of the farmhouse in modern age, and the process of destruction of great part of the archaeological set with the construction of the current highway. Show the history of Huelva and explain the place across the archeological discoveries is the aim of the Cabezo of the Almagra's park, with which is put in value the patrimony of the city.  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe The park contemplates on top of this hill a lookout interpretive center, which will be the generator, recognizable and element of reference, focal point of the network of roads and articulator of the museum outdoors, an informative support of the contents of the space. In this building the visitor will be informed about the archeological set, as well as of the importance of the finds and the interpretation of the same ones inside the context where they were located, related to Onuba’s city and with the road which leads to Híspalis.  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe It is developed in two lifted floors and a basement in which will be stayed the area of workshops and the laboratory. The ground-level floor will be the explanatory area. It will be conceived as a large room communicated with the outside world through hollows and ramps which leads the visitor towards the archeological remains. It is structured as an internal extension of the find, offering an opened and visible itinerary across him, from where you can capture the finds in-situ of the site.  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe Through this plant and promoting the idea of continuous movement, the interpretation center turns into a great lookout, from where it will be possible admire the landscape of the archelogical park, the city, the university campus and the marshes of the Tinto river.  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe Since the flag will depart roads like a cobweb on the Cabezo, fitting out between them areas to rest and landscaped areas. The project tries to recover the image of cabezo and contemplates the planting of autochthonous and spontaneous species, ornamental plants and trees which were populating the hill in historical ages, as well as credited the remains found.  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra", image courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe A few materials define formally the performance. A covered structure with opaque surfaces is raised and seems to float on the soil. The iron is capable of reflecting the passage of time of a recognizable way and durable, is expressing of multiple ways. The iron's oxide melts past and present, and evidences our cultural identity, which is associated with characteristic colour of the Tinto river and its marshes.  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra" - Location plan, drawing courtesy Cerrejon architects  Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra" - Longitudinal Section, drawing courtesy Cerrejon architects + Project factsWork: Museum and Archaeological Park "Cabezo de la Almagra" in the Campus of the University of Huelva Architect: Sebastián Cerrejón Hidalgo | http://cerrejonarquitectos.wordpress.com/ Sponsors: Municipal Management of Urbanism Town Hall of Huelva + All images and drawings courtesy Cerrejon architects | Photo by Roland Halbe                       |
| Call for Artists: It’s LIQUID International Contest – First Edition 2012 Posted: 22 Nov 2011 04:31 AM PST
Call for Artists: It's LIQUID International Contest – First Edition 2012 It's LIQUID Group, in collaboration with International ArtExpo, is proud to present "It's LIQUID International Contest – First Edition 2012". The contest is born with the goal of promoting contemporary art, photography and design through all the divulgating tools that the communication platform It's LIQUID has used for years (press release, mailing list with more than 60,000 subscribers, international contemporary art and design events realization). Who can apply? Categories
Awards - A collective exhibition about winner artists of all categories at the Rearte Gallery, Wien (Austria). - The realization of a site-specific artwork set in the context of the city of Venice, for winner artists of sculpture and installation, videoart, product design categories. The prize is offered by Contaminante, an interactive project between planners, artists and territory which carries out site specific shows that become in the end integral part of the heritage of the city. - Prize of the value of 5.000,00 euro consisting in one year of participation to the International Videoart Festivals organized by International ArtExpo Group. - A special about winner artist of videoart category on one of the most important videoart platforms (videoartworld.com). - The participation to International Videoart exhibitions organized by the group "The Palestinian Social Cinema Arts Association", for the winner artist of videoart category. How much is the entry fee? How many artworks can I enter? When will the winners be announced? The winners will be selected following the criteria of quality of the work, originality, uniqueness. The jury reserves the right to nominate a maximum of n.3 honorable mentions for each category that will be communicated through the same press release. + Visit http://www.itsliquid.com for more information.
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