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16/09/14

Estudio.entresitio wins the 2014 FIRST PRIZE COAM # house # 1.130 - Madrid

Roc2c would like to congratulate Estudio.entresitio by winning 2014 FIRST PRIZE COAM (Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Madrid), with #house # 1.130, it was a great pleasure for us to share our paving experience in this special project.

Our work consisted in paving a 106 sqm. driveway and exterior pedestrian areas.

PRIMER PREMIO COAM 2014

El jurado del Premio del Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Madrid, COAM 2014, intagrado por los arquitectos:
D. José Antonio Granero Ramírez, Decano del Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Madrid.
Dña. Mercedes Diez Menéndez
D. Fernando Landecho González-Soto
D. José González Gallegos
D. Álvaro Soto Aguirre, y
D. Emilio Tuñón Álvarez
ha seleccionado como PRIMER PREMIO COAM 2014 la # house#1.130, obra de estudio.entresitio

De ella, José González Gallegos, en nombre del jurado, dice:
"Esta obra es toda una lección de lo que puede ofrecer la Arquitectura a un programa de vivienda unifamiliar habitual en las urbanizaciones residenciales de la comunidad de Madrid.
Es acertada la implantación en el lugar, con una clara ordenación en dos niveles, uno superior de acceso de carácter público, como un pabellón, y uno inferior de carácter privado con las habitaciones y estancias más privadas.
Aprovecha al máximo la ocupación de la edificación y consigue una delicada privacidad de las estancias y patios gracias al uso de una veladura de barras verticales de tubos metálicos.
La claridad estructural conseguida con los muros de hormigón y, sobre todo por las vigas metálicas, permite descomponer de una manera eficaz los cerramientos y los espacios concebidos de una forma más orgánica.
El uso del color blanco como integrador de todo el conjunto y la economía en el uso de los materiales, consiguen aportar rotundidad a la construcción y a la vez una magistral fragilidad y delicadeza en las diversas soluciones del programa de la vivienda.
Estamos ante esa buena arquitectura que es capaz de resolver, aparentemente de forma sencilla, una serie de soluciones tremendamente complejas."

Letter of acknowledgement

More photos of the project:

Photo © Roland Halbe

Take a tour of the house @ Roland Halbe Architectural Photography

archrecord construction House-1-130-Estudio-Entresitio

whatwedoissecret - #HOUSE#1.130 BY ESTUDIO ENTRESITIO

thecoolist - Green Roofed Labyrinth House by Estudio Entresitio

06/05/14

Entry "Quinta da Terrincha / Seixas Pinto" in Vale da Vilariça, Bragança

Pavement granite cobblestone

Information: http://www.quintadaterrincha.com/index.php

Photos May 2014

19/07/12

Our work, granite sidewalk

Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

30/12/10

Street Campo dos Martires da Pátria / Jardim da Cordoaria in Traditional Portuguese Pavement with white stone and granite paved road

Oporto - Campo dos Mártires da Pátria

North and west of the Clérigos church is the broad Campo dos Mártires da Pátria. A part of it is taken up by the Praça de Lisboa, with its market stalls, while another part holds the beautiful Jardim de Joao Chagas (Jardim da Cordoaria). On the south side stands the old prison (18th C.), and at the northwest corner the Hospital de Santo António (begun 1769). On the north side of the Campo is the University (founded in 1911; previously a technical college), which also has a small Natural History Museum.

In the photo, left, better known as Jardim da Cordoaria. Also known as Campo dos Mártires da Pátria, has the official name of João Chagas Garden.

In the Middle Ages this site became the centre of the cord warners. In 1865 it was transformed into a garden following a desing by the German Landscape gardener, Emil David. It became a very popular meeting place for town people utntil the beginning of the XXth century.

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Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

23/12/10

Sá da Bandeira Street - Porto City

Street Sá da Bandeira is a street in the parish of San Ildefonso of Porto, Portugal.

The street was named in honor of Bernardo de Sá Nogueira de Figueiredo, a prominent figure of the Liberal Wars, especially the episode of the Siege of Porto.

Began to be opened in 1836, through land belonging to the priests Gathered aroundabandoned.

The intention of the municipality, to rip this new artery, was to establish a rapid and direct link between the then Square D. Peter Street and Bonjardim. Construction beganin 1836 but only seven years later (1843) have begun to build houses and the first thatrose were those who stayed with the back facing the Viela Congregados.

Eleven years later they turned to the South, because the councilman Elisio de Melodecided to extend the part of Bonjardim Street, between the new Rua de Sá da Bandeira and then called Rua de Santo António.

Once the work was renewed this section considered as a continuation of Rua de Sá da Bandeira and embedded in it and the part that linked Street Bonjardim Square wasgiven the name Bruno Sampaio. The year was 1916. They began the works for the opening of the Avenue of the Aliados.

Photos: Celso Gonçalves Roc2c

http://pt.wikipedia.org

21/12/10

Church Guinfões - Matosinhos

Photos: Celso Gonçalves

29/11/10

Our work - sidewalks in private courtyard house

葡萄牙路面

Roc2c original drawing shapes and lines with different application white limestone and pink granite and blue

Photos: Celso Gonçalves

29/10/10

Our Work

Recovery Work in portuguese pavement

葡萄牙路面

Santa Maria da Feira, Porto - Portugal

Photos: Celso Gonçalves

13/10/10

Our Work - Pink House

葡萄牙路面

Allways doing our best pavements according to the customer taste.

White limestone, blue and pink granite.

Oeste Portugal

08/10/10

"2 squares" Cobblestone artistic pavement

Portuguese pavement driveway

Our latest work, was to pave access to private housing in cobblestone. The major area was made of blue granite, also combined white and pink limestone and black basalt.

With a simple and geometric design, a progression of squares, combining the different stones, their colors and textures, we managed to produce a beautiful aesthetic effect.

Benedita - Portugal

Our work - 2 Squares house

Pavement Portuguese granite

With a simple and geometric design, a progression of squares, combining the different stones, their colors and textures, we managed to produce a beautiful aesthetic effect.