AIXOPLUC, ARQUITECTURIA and HARQUITECTES
15/05/2012.
ESARQ-UIC [BCN] Spain 15/05/2012. 19,00 h. Free access
metalocus, PEDRO NAVARRO
metalocus, PEDRO NAVARRO
Today in the Aula Magna ESARQ-UIC. Barcelona. Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 4:00 pm
Poster
Within the program of the conference cycle "Forums Esarq 2012: Ways of seeing" organized by the School of Architecture of the International University of Catalonia, ESARQ-UIC, the Catalan architecture firms Aixopluc (David Tapias), Arquitecturia (Olga Felip and Josep Camps) and HArquitectes (David Lorente, Josep Ricart, Xavier Ros and Roger), formed by young architects, will give a lecture under the title "Latest locations."
The event will serve to reflect on the architecture of our times, from the vision of local and young architecture firms with works built in Catalonia and recognized with various awards, which will explain first hand their positioning in front of the issues raised by architecture at present.
- Aixopluc (David Tapias, ETSAB 1999)
http://www.aixopluc.net/
- Arquitecturia (se inicia en el 2006 con Josep Camps y Olga Felip )
http://arquitecturia.net/
- HArquitectes (David Lorente (Granollers, 1972), Josep Ricart (Cerdanyola del Vallès, 1973), Xavier Ros (Sabadell, 1972) y Roger Tudó (Terrassa, 1973). ETSA Vallès 1998-2000)
http://www.harquitectes.com/
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Llorente/Ricart/Ros/Tudó. Harquitectes
Harquitectes is a team of architects which include David Llorente (ETSAV-UPC, 2000), Xavier Ros (ETSAV-UPC, 1998), Josep Ricart (ETSAV-UPC, 1999) and Roger Tudó (ETSAV-UPC, 1999). They combine professional practice and university teaching in national schools. Their work has been exhibited in many expositions and lectures both in Spain and abroad.
Awards.-
2018.- Premio ‘Detail Prize 2018’
2018.- Premio ‘XII Premios NAN’
2018.- Premiado en la ‘XIV BEAU’ Bienal Española de Arquitectura y Urbanismo.
2018.- ‘Premio Ciudad de Barcelona 2017’
2018.- Premio ex aequo de ‘Arquitectura de Ladrillo Hispalyt XIV’
2017.- Premio ‘Mapei a la edificación sostenible’
2017.- Premio ‘BB Construmat 2017’
2017.- Premio AD 2017 Architects of the year
2016.- Premio ‘Mostra Arquitectura Vallès’
2016.- Premio ‘Wienerberger Brick Award 2016’.
2016.- Premiado en la ‘X BIAU’ Bienal Iberoamericana de Arquitectura y Urbanismo.
2016.- Premiado en la ‘XIII BEAU’ Biennal Espanyola d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme.
2016.- Premio de Arquitectura de Ladrillo Hispalyt XIII Edició.
2016.- Premio ‘Catalunya Construcció’ 2016.
2015.- 1r ‘Premio Ugo Rivolta’ 2015.
2015.- Premio FAD de la opinión 2015.
2015.- Premio ‘Catalunya Construcció’ 2015.
2014.- Premio ‘Archmarathon’ 2014.
2014.- Premio de Arquitectura de Cerámica ‘Fritz Höger Preis’ categoría de vivienda Winner Gold
2013.- 1er ‘Premio A+’ al Mejor Proyecto de Arquitectura Sostenible.
2013.- ‘Premio A+ Extraordinario al Estudio Joven más Prometedor’
2012.- Sacyr Innovación Award for ICTA-ICP Building 1102.
2012.- AJAC 2012 Award for university dwellings in Sant Cugat dle Vallès.
2012.- Hise 2012 excelencia a la innovación Award, for 712 house.
2012.- FAD 2012 Award, 712 house.
2011.- ENOR Arquitectura Joven Award for 704 Gimnasium.
JOSEP CAMPS ARQUITECTURIA
Josep Camps (1975) studied architecture at the Superior School of Architecture of Barcelona (00) | Worked for Atelier AO2 of Paris (1998) and Javier Sanjosé Office (2000-2003). He has received scholarship for taking part into different exchange programs and workshops including the Intercampus Scholarship at the Universidade Caixa du Sul and the program for ‘kashbes rehabilitation’ at Marocco by the UNESCO | Camps has been professor at the Superior School of Architecture of Barcelona –UPC where he taught Studio Project V-VI and since 2005 he is profesor at the University of Girona where he is the director of Studio Project I-II together with Josep Fuses and Elisabet Capdeferro. He has been visiting professor at the Master of Cultural Heritage Managment of the University of Girona and member of the Final. Review Jury at the School of Architecture of Alicante. Besides his teaching work he develops her thesis project. ‘Intertwining Architecture’ for the research area of Theory and Practice of Architectural Design –UPC Barcelona-. Cofounder of curatorial and design group MA!O and co-founder of the architectural studio ARQUITECTURIA.
ARQUITECTURIA has worked on residential, sanitary, educational and cultural projects for both public and private sectors. The studio members studied in different European universities, still holding engagement with them, and are involved in research programmes and being in contact with innovation and research applied in the professional area.
Olga Felip Ordis
Olga Felip Ordis (1980) studied architecture at the Superior School of Architecture of Barcelona (2005). During her degree, she received a scholarship for taking part in different exchange programs and workshops including the IDSA+U workshop at the School of Architecture of Edinburgh, the European exchange program EAEN working at the School of Architecture of Belleville–Paris and at UCLA University -California- and the International Laboratory of Architecture and Urban Design ILAUD at UIAV – Venice | She received a scholarship for taking part at the International Congress of the Sixties Spanish Architecture and assisted at V DOCOMOMO Ibérico Congress about The GATPAC: Politics, culture and architecture on the thirties. In 2001 she assisted at the Summer School of the Architectural Association School of London. Co-founder of curatorial and design group MA!O, and co-founder of the architectural studio ARQUITECTURIA. Besides her professional career, she develops her thesis project for the research area of Theory and History of Architecture, at UPC Barcelona.
ARQUITECTURIA has worked on residential, sanitary, educational and cultural projects for both public and private sectors. The studio members studied in different European universities, still holding engagement with them, and are involved in research programmes and being in contact with innovation and research applied in the professional area.
David Tapias, Ricard Pau. Aixopluc
Aixopluc is an architecture firm based in Reus and led by David Tapias (founder and director) and Ricard Pau (Associate architect). Aixopluc is the Catalan word for shelter.
David Tapias is the founder and director of Aixopluc. He graduated from ETSAB (Barcelona) in 1999, and obtained his PhD at the Department of Architectonic Projects in the same institution in 2013 with his dissertation on the Maison Prouvé, with the collaboration of the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. David is an Associate Professor in Architectural Design and Building Components at the Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark. He has been Assistant Professor at the ETSAR (Reus), Visiting Teaching Fellow at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Taliesin West, and Lecturer in Architectural Design and Industrialised Building at the School of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney, Australia. He is author of the book Pequeñas cabañas BIY (Editorial Gustavo Gili).
Ricard Pau is an Associate Architect and BIM manager. He graduated from ETSAR (Reus) in 2016. In Aixopluc since 2009, Ricard is proficient in open system design strategies, BIM management, digital modelling, and rigorous detailing. He was granted an Autodesk Authorised Training Center Certification with the ‘Autodesk Revit Professional Certificate’ and is currently developing a Master in Digital Building for 3D Modeling and Construction in UPC (Barcelona), learning new techniques such as BIM collaboration, VR & AR, Dynamo, MEP systems and wood, steel and concrete structures. He is our building project leader. Among his previous experience, he worked in an Engineering & Consulting company, as a site manager assistant in a local construction company, and ISO & OHSAS supervisor.
David Tapias is the founder and director of Aixopluc. He graduated from ETSAB (Barcelona) in 1999, and obtained his PhD at the Department of Architectonic Projects in the same institution in 2013 with his dissertation on the Maison Prouvé, with the collaboration of the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris. David is an Associate Professor in Architectural Design and Building Components at the Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark. He has been Assistant Professor at the ETSAR (Reus), Visiting Teaching Fellow at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Taliesin West, and Lecturer in Architectural Design and Industrialised Building at the School of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney, Australia. He is author of the book Pequeñas cabañas BIY (Editorial Gustavo Gili).
Ricard Pau is an Associate Architect and BIM manager. He graduated from ETSAR (Reus) in 2016. In Aixopluc since 2009, Ricard is proficient in open system design strategies, BIM management, digital modelling, and rigorous detailing. He was granted an Autodesk Authorised Training Center Certification with the ‘Autodesk Revit Professional Certificate’ and is currently developing a Master in Digital Building for 3D Modeling and Construction in UPC (Barcelona), learning new techniques such as BIM collaboration, VR & AR, Dynamo, MEP systems and wood, steel and concrete structures. He is our building project leader. Among his previous experience, he worked in an Engineering & Consulting company, as a site manager assistant in a local construction company, and ISO & OHSAS supervisor.
