Bakpak Architects second prize in ‘Madrid 0,0’
27/04/2015.
Competition, Torrejón de Ardoz [MAD] Spain
metalocus, ALEX DURO
metalocus, ALEX DURO
Bakpak Architect has been awarded with the second prize Ex Aequo for their proposal under the title JANO within the competition ‘Madrid 0,0’ sponsored by Solvia and Colegio de Arquitectos de Madrid.
Outside vision. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Outside vision. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
View from the inner courtyard. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Inside view. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects.
View from the balcony to the inner courtyard. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Ground floor plan. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Sixth floor plan. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Penthouse floor plan. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Basement floor plan. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Housing units. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Flexibility system. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Typical housing units. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Elevations. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Elevations. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Section. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Section, rear elevation. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects.
Constructive section. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects.
Greenhouses. Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
Bakpak Architects second prize Ex Aequo in ‘Madrid 0,0’. Image courtesy of Bakpak Architects. Click above to see larger image.
A few days ago we presented the first prize of the competition 'Madrid 0,0' which had as the main goal the design of a number of dwellings specially focused on climate and energy saving aspects. The team Bakpak Architects won the second prize Ex Aequo for his proposal JANO, making use of a typology of housing which goes from one façade to the other one to achieve optimum results in the interior spaces.
Description of the project by Bakpak Architects
The implementation of the building is made by placing a solid volume between the street alignment and a parallel line to the interior from which two fragments are subtracted, both on ground floor, in order to facilitate access and establish perceptual relationships with the environment.
The type of housing goes from one façade to the other one, in order to enjoy double orientation and avoid the need of using the courtyards lighting or ventilation.
Passive energy strategy is based on a southern façade made by greenhouse terraces and a façade to north with a high degree of isolation.
According to the orientation of the building we organice the day program facing the courtyard, a sort of diaphragmatic space, a terrace whose manipulation by residents provide lighting control, ventilation, sunlight and passivated desired climate. The double skin of movable glazing and the shading system with remote control are the basic elements, in addition to insulation systems, which constitute the climate system setting.
Flexibility system:
The house is equipped with a guiding program which consists on the living room and kitchen with the interactive terrace, as a common social program, in addition to the dressing room, the bathroom and the master bedroom, as the private program area. This core will be functionally isolated from the rest of the housing program, having in common only the gateway and the entrance hall.
The rest of the program will consist on rooms and bathrooms that can have a family use, romos for the children, personal offices, workplace, business... etc. Also you can make use of it in a solidarity, economic, strategic or necessity way as alberge in case of illness or old age.
More information
Architects
Bakpak Architects (Jose M Gonzalez Chamorro, Borja Navarro Ibáñez de Aldecoa, Jose de la Peña Gómez Millán, Jose A Pavón González, Myriam Rego Gómez, Alberto Cabello Morales, Ignacio de la Peña Muñoz)
Consultant
Bernardino Morillo Merino.
Project slogan
JANO.
Competition results
Second prize Ex Aequo.
Client
Solvia and COAM.
Location
Torrejón de Ardoz, Madrid, Spain.
Surface
10,000 sqm.
