Architecture and Design
Articles, reports, and interviews showcasing case studies relevant to the world of current architecture and design.
Biophilic design represents an architectural approach based on the biophilia hypothesis, proposed by Edward O. Wilson in 1984, which posits the existence of an inherent connection between human beings and natural systems. This architectural approach seeks to strengthen the person-nature bond through the integration of natural elements into built spaces, both directly and indirectly.
The SFJ6 project in the Puente de Vallecas eco-neighborhood is known for its sustainable approach to affordable housing. Wood in ceilings and facades, combined with responsible materials, creates warm spaces and promotes social interaction, enhancing the quality of life in this groundbreaking urban development.
The faceted facade of the Tianjin Juilliard School provides a perfect example of how natural wood panels can be integrated into facades with complex geometries. Expansion joints and other key factors are essential for achieving precision that accounts for material expansion and contraction.
We interviewed Marina del Mármol and Mauro Bravo about their SFJ6 project, which reimagines the construction of affordable housing in response to the pandemic. The design emphasizes well-being in both indoor and outdoor spaces, encouraging social interaction and strengthening the connection between the homes and the city.
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