Gabriel Verd Arquitectos + Buró4 Arquitectos designed the Mirador de la Albaida, it is a 4,760 m² block of flats plus a 1,750 m² garage, in an area of ​​residential expansion, west of the city of Córdoba, known for the continuous developments and good access and communications.

A program of 40 multi-family dwellings in an open block typology is projected, with four portals and two intern dwellings per nucleus on the ground floor. In the design of the rooms, maximum comfort and natural lighting prevail.
The configuration of the building, proposed by Gabriel Verd Arquitectos + Buró4 Arquitectos, is highly conditioned by the parameters imposed by urban regulations, with a floor plan of 12 meters wide and 70 meters long.

All the homes have double ventilation and lighting, which guarantees greater climatic comfort of the rooms, as well as the maximum energy efficiency of the whole. The interior distribution of the houses responds to the conditions of the environment, for this the living rooms and kitchens (day area) have been arranged with a continuous terrace of variable width facing the street.
 

Description of project by Gabriel Verd Arquitectos + Buró4 Arquitectos

This residential complex is located in the sector PP-05 “Camino de Turruñuelos”, an area characterized by a strong residential growth and known for the Pontiente complex, with well arranged connections and accessibility.

The project, very influenced by urban planning standards regulations, presents a 12 metres depth and 70 metres long plan where, the only decision to undertake was to choose the main front.

The architectural program includes 40 flats in an open block, with 4 gates and 2 double oriented houses for each cluster. Rooms design is focused on user’s well-being and natural enlightenment. Each apartment is thought as double oriented, with double ventilation and light, to achieve environmental comfort standards reducing energy consumption.

The internal distribution of the apartment reflects surrounding conditions, therefore the sitting room and the kitchen (living area) benefit a common terrace, variable in dimension, facing the street. This is the main facade because of west orientation, with better ventilation in summer and beautiful view towards Trassierra region.

The sleeping area is placed on the opposite side, which enjoys the first light of the day and that is protected by traffic noise being into the inside of the block. The characteristic and distinguishing image of the project is created by the sunscreens placed on the east side. This slide panels are perforated gold sheets which give the building a dynamic and changeable face.

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Project team
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Gabriel Verd Gallego. Ramón Cuevas Rebollo. Jesús Díaz Gómez. Jorge Ferral Seville. Installations.-Suringenieria.-Luis Romero. Pedro Martinez. Zoraida Curiel. Structures.-Calconsa.
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Rosario Rodríguez Cazorla. Antonio Alonso Campaña. Isabel Jiménez López. Ismael Ferral Sevilla. Isabel González Lagos. Ruth Martínez González. Carlos Sánchez Sanabria. Olga Muñoz López. Rafael Jiménez Rodríguez.
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Consultants
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Quantity surveyors José Luis Luque Ruiz.-Construction management. Manuelcansino technical architecture SLP.-Project.
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Client
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METROVACESA.
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Area
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4.760 sqm + 1.750 garage sqm.
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Dates
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Construction completion.-January 2021.
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Cerámicas La Paloma.-facing bricks iceberg and escorial models. Magosa.-metal lattice. Technal.-technal soleal Fy55 and Gy55 model windows. Daixalux.-emergency lights. Porcelanosa.-ceramic wall tiles (floors and walls in kitchens and bathrooms). Roca.-sanitary. Grohe.-taps. Porcelanosa.-laminate flooring. IberPlaco.-dry partition wall. Isover.-isolations. Gecol.-waterproofing mortars.
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José Aguilar de Dios Street. Córdoba. Spain.
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Since the company was founded in 2006, buró4 has been working in the territory and in the urban reality with the capacity to cover the complete cycle of a project, from the definition of objectives, planning and management, to the construction of the architectural object. The company, in turn, has the capacity to work in specific areas of urban planning, urban development, architectural and environmental prevention processes.

Ramón Cuevas Rebollo is the Managing Director and Founding Partner of buró4. The studio is made up of a team of professionals including Jesús Díaz Gómez, Jorge Ferral Sevilla, Gabriel Verd, Isabel Jiménez López, Ismael Ferral Sevilla, Antonio Alonso Campaña and Rosario Rodríguez Cazorla.

Buró4 is characterised by its control of the entire process, from preliminary analysis, strategy design, negotiations and document production, to monitoring and support for administrative procedures, and concluding with all the necessary steps and work until the client's objectives have been achieved.

The differentiating element of bureau4 is the ability to lead teams of specialists, providing the direction and management that coordinates and generates a unique interlocution from the idea to the execution of the project. The experience acquired in full-cycle processes prepares us to preventively detect problems inherent to any process, in such a way that allows us to offer integral solutions that make projects viable and develop them within coherent deadlines, guaranteeing their technical quality and economic and environmental sustainability.

Buró4 carries out its main activity throughout Spain. It also has proven experience in South America, both in municipal and territorial planning, as well as in architectural and environmental works, mainly in Panama and Colombia. Together with its national and international partners it covers countries such as Honduras, Uruguay, Mexico, Argentina, Venezuela, as well as Eastern European countries.
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Gabriel Verd, ( Granada , 1975) Graduated in Architecture at the Technical Superior School of Architecture (ETSA) of Seville in 2001, from 2001 to 2003 collaborated with Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra.

Verd has been invited as visiting professor at the Architecture School of Cagliari (Italy) and participated as professor in the Master of Renewable Energy: Architecture and Urbanism at the International University of Andalusia since 2005. Verd is also counsellor of the College of Architects of Seville (since 2011) and in November 2014, he was invited to join the Foundation for Contemporary Architecture (Fundación de Arquitectura Contemporánea). He has given conferences in Melbourne, Venice, London, Ferrara, Vicenza, Bologna, Madrid, Lucca, Seville, Concepción... In addition, his work has been published in national and international reviews.

 

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Published on: October 4, 2021
Cite: "Climatic comfort for 40 homes. Mirador de la Albaida by Gabriel Verd Arquitectos + Buró4 Arquitectos" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/climatic-comfort-40-homes-mirador-de-la-albaida-gabriel-verd-arquitectos-buro4-arquitectos> ISSN 1139-6415
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