The pavillion is actually the prototype of a multi-scale construction system. A facade composed by modular components, like solar brick, that respond to photovoltaic gaining, solar protection, insulation, ventilation, lighting ... The same parametric logic adapt façade geometries to the specific environmental requirements for each point of the building.
From “form follows function” (classic XX century statement) to “form follows energy”. The facade opens reacting to the solar path, being active and becoming permeable towards south, while becoming closed and protective towards north. The behavior of this skin makes visible the environmental and climatic processes that surrounds the prototype.
Constructive elements:
- Modular structure formed by of porticos of laminated wood preassembled in factory and assembled on site.
- Closings formed by modular wood caissons preassembled in factory and installed in situ on the structure.
- Joinery of holes in laminated wood and double glass integrated into the caissons of enclosures.
- Photovoltaic roof.
CREDITS:
Main architect: Rodrigo Rubio, IAAC.
Team collaborators: Miguel Guerrero, Visoren (Promoter), Ignasi Caus, Fupicsa (Builder), Finnforest (Wood), Pere Segú, COMSA (Engineering), Oscar Aceves, TFM (Solar installation), Azimut 360 (Installers), Schott (Solar panels), Philips (Lighting).
Date project: Home Mounting: 17/10/2011. End of dismounting: 15/11/2012.
Project: Diaphanous modular pavilion , lightweight and removable.
Surface: 138 m2 (Useful area), 154 m2 (Building area).
Site: Muelle de la Marina. Barcelona, Spain.
