
Proyectos Ajenos
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Proyecto Fin de Carrera Arquitectura » Escuela de Arquitectura
Te presentamos una selección de los proyectos realizados por los alumnos de esta Facultad. Una selección de los trabajos presentados más originales a lo largo de los últimos años.Nuevo Parque Monte Igueldo | Proyecto Fin de Carrera de Ander Cia
Network City | the network architecture lab
“Cities are communications systems.” – Ronald Abler Network City explores how key urban areas have developed as ecosystems of competing networks. Networks of capital, transportation infrastructures, and telecommunications systems have simultaneously centralized cities while dispersing them into larger posturban fields such as the Northeastern seaboard or Southern California.Free Association Design FAD
Pabellón de lectura. madrid retiro _ sinSEMILLA /08
TRIANGULATION BLOG
My good friend the young architect Borja Abellán presents the Antartic Observatory, this project was his Dissertation of Architecture at the University of Alicante. The project consists in a observatory to control the icebergs in Antarctica,the main ideas are the aerodynamics form, to resist the push hard the wind, for his great speeds. The form of the observatory can allow snow provide thermal insulation and water supply, leaving half-buried.El BulliFoundation | edgargonzalez.com
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Lost in the Line | Léopold Lambert
Léopold Lambert is an architecture student in Pratt Institute Graduate School of Architecture and also editor of the fantastic blog boiteaoutils . We have published before onother student project by Léopold called Kili No Nara and this time we have Lost in the Line , a project presented as a comic book that analyzes the relationship of the lines that we all are used to draw on paper with other ways of using metaphorically the reference to drawed lines as means of control and power. As requested by Léopold , we’re going to use the integral version of the article he sent, as this is a project that can be interpreted in many ways, he would like to explain his position:borderline
Utopia London
"Have no fear that our energetic London children will let themselves be railroaded into a conveyor-belt, computerized uniformity". Ashley Bramall, Leader, Inner London Education Authority, October 1970 Photo: Pimlico School before demolition. © Utopia London/Tom Cordell“When the earth was last four degrees warmer, there was no ice at either pole.” Mark Lynas, Six Degrees Both the intergovernmental panel of climate change and the Met Office Hadley Centre predict a possible temperature rise of four degrees in the next millennium.
Port of London Authority (The Rise and Fall of the Icon)
Diploma 7 Start Stop (4) New Architecture, New Century: The AA School 2010

