Award / Auszeichnung | 08/2014
The International Architecture Awards 2014
©Javier Callejas
The offices of the Castilla León Junta
Auszeichnung
ESTUDIO ARQUITECTURA CAMPO BAEZA
Architektur
R. URCULO Ingenieros Consultores S.A.
TGA-Fachplanung
Consejo Consultivo de Castilla y León
Bauherren
Projektdaten
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Gebäudetyp:
Büro-, Verwaltungsbauten
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Projektgröße:
keine Angabe
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Status:
Realisiert
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Termine:
Fertigstellung: 01/2012
Projektbeschreibung
To build with air, the abiding dream of every architect:
Facing the cathedral and following the outline of the former convent’s kitchen garden, we erect a strong stone wall box open to the sky. Its walls and floors entirely made of stone. The very same stone as the Cathedral. A real Hortus Conclusus. In the corner facing the cathedral, a massive stone measuring 250x150x50, a veritable Cornerstone. And chiselled on that stone:
HIC LAPIS ANGULARIS MAIO MMXII POSITO
Within the stone box, a glass box, only glass. Like a greenhouse. With a double facade similar to a Trombe wall. The external skin of the facade is made of glass, each single sheet measuring 600x300x12 and all joined together simply with structural silicone and hardly anything else. As if entirely made of air.
The trihedral upper angles of the box are made completely with glass, thus even further accentuating the effect of transparency. Precisely what Mies was looking for in his Friedrichstrasse tower. The trihedron built with air, a true Glass Corner. And engraved in acid on the glass:
HOC VITRUM ANGULARIS MAIO MMXII POSITO
The stone box made from Memory. With its Cornerstone deeply rooted in the soil.
The glass box made for the Future. With its Glass Corner blending into the sky.
To build with air, the abiding dream of every architect.
In collaboration with Pablo Fernández Lorenzo, Pablo Redondo Díez, Alfonso González Gaisán and Francisco Blanco Velasco
Arquitectos: Alberto Campo Baeza
Pablo Fernández Lorenzo
Pablo Redondo Díez
Alfonso González Gaisán
Francisco Blanco Velasco
Situación: Obispo Manso, 1. ZAMORA
Promotor: Junta de Castilla y León. Consejería de Hacienda
Fecha de proyecto: 2007
Fecha de construcción: 2012
Superficie: 12.100 m2
Arquitectos colaboradores: Ignacio Aguirre López
Miguel Ciria Hernández
Otros colaboradores: Alejandro Cervilla García
Emilio Delgado Martos
Petter Palander
Sergio Sánchez Muñoz
Estructura: Eduardo Díez - IDEEE
Instalaciones: Úrculo Ingenieros
Aparejador: Juan José Bueno Crespo
Consultor vidrios: José Pablo Calvo Busello
Contratista: UTE Edificio Consejo Consultivo: Dragados - San Gregorio
Industriales:
Piedra: Areniscas de los Pinares
Fachadas/Vidrio: PROINLLER
Cubiertas: Intemper
Metalistería: DACIN
Solado hormigón: ARGAPREF
Pavimento resina: Rinol Rocland Suesco, S.L.
Tabiquería/falsos techos: Zamorana de Aislamientos Termo-acústicos
Ebanistería: Hnos. García Santiago, S.A.
Ascensores: Schindler
Climatización: Atil Cobra
Electricidad: Agosa
Mobiliario: NUAR (Sellex), DACIN, Ciprés (Formica)
Jardinería: Viveros Gimeno Salamanca S.l.
Toldos: Ladis Protección Solar S.l.
Control de calidad: Incosa
Fotografía: Javier Callejas Sevilla
Facing the cathedral and following the outline of the former convent’s kitchen garden, we erect a strong stone wall box open to the sky. Its walls and floors entirely made of stone. The very same stone as the Cathedral. A real Hortus Conclusus. In the corner facing the cathedral, a massive stone measuring 250x150x50, a veritable Cornerstone. And chiselled on that stone:
HIC LAPIS ANGULARIS MAIO MMXII POSITO
Within the stone box, a glass box, only glass. Like a greenhouse. With a double facade similar to a Trombe wall. The external skin of the facade is made of glass, each single sheet measuring 600x300x12 and all joined together simply with structural silicone and hardly anything else. As if entirely made of air.
The trihedral upper angles of the box are made completely with glass, thus even further accentuating the effect of transparency. Precisely what Mies was looking for in his Friedrichstrasse tower. The trihedron built with air, a true Glass Corner. And engraved in acid on the glass:
HOC VITRUM ANGULARIS MAIO MMXII POSITO
The stone box made from Memory. With its Cornerstone deeply rooted in the soil.
The glass box made for the Future. With its Glass Corner blending into the sky.
To build with air, the abiding dream of every architect.
In collaboration with Pablo Fernández Lorenzo, Pablo Redondo Díez, Alfonso González Gaisán and Francisco Blanco Velasco
Arquitectos: Alberto Campo Baeza
Pablo Fernández Lorenzo
Pablo Redondo Díez
Alfonso González Gaisán
Francisco Blanco Velasco
Situación: Obispo Manso, 1. ZAMORA
Promotor: Junta de Castilla y León. Consejería de Hacienda
Fecha de proyecto: 2007
Fecha de construcción: 2012
Superficie: 12.100 m2
Arquitectos colaboradores: Ignacio Aguirre López
Miguel Ciria Hernández
Otros colaboradores: Alejandro Cervilla García
Emilio Delgado Martos
Petter Palander
Sergio Sánchez Muñoz
Estructura: Eduardo Díez - IDEEE
Instalaciones: Úrculo Ingenieros
Aparejador: Juan José Bueno Crespo
Consultor vidrios: José Pablo Calvo Busello
Contratista: UTE Edificio Consejo Consultivo: Dragados - San Gregorio
Industriales:
Piedra: Areniscas de los Pinares
Fachadas/Vidrio: PROINLLER
Cubiertas: Intemper
Metalistería: DACIN
Solado hormigón: ARGAPREF
Pavimento resina: Rinol Rocland Suesco, S.L.
Tabiquería/falsos techos: Zamorana de Aislamientos Termo-acústicos
Ebanistería: Hnos. García Santiago, S.A.
Ascensores: Schindler
Climatización: Atil Cobra
Electricidad: Agosa
Mobiliario: NUAR (Sellex), DACIN, Ciprés (Formica)
Jardinería: Viveros Gimeno Salamanca S.l.
Toldos: Ladis Protección Solar S.l.
Control de calidad: Incosa
Fotografía: Javier Callejas Sevilla
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site plan
urban section
ground floor
first floor
roof floor
long section
cross section