The spanish firm MADE IN was proclamated last Tuesday, 18 of January, winner of the internacional architecture competition Maritime Cultural and Popular Music Center wich will be due to construction in the next few years in the taiwanese city of Kaohsiung.

The project turns out to be one the most important, developed by an spanish team in the internacional sphere, with a surface of 100.000 square meters and a budget of 100 million of euros. It contains two auditoriums, one exterior wich will acomódate 12,000 people and an interior one with 3.500 seats.

Also in addition a marine museum, a music museum, a 24/7 open market and finally 8 smaller auditoriums of polivalent use. This creates an heterogenic proposal where different buildings and public spaces articulates the bay area of the Love River, integrating the essential aspects of taiwanese culture.

The Kaohsiung Maritime Cultural & Pop Music Center, Taiwan

This project proposes a responsible urbanism based on the heterogeneity of the program, on the urban porosity and on the adaptability to the different situations and events.

We didn´t want an intervention that was working only in moments of concerts and festivals, we wanted a fabric that was forming a part of the day after day of the city offering daily spaces to the habitants of Kaohsiung.

The project develops along a bay in an extension of more than 11 hectares, meeting different situations of contour, which do that the action divides in three differentiated zones:


. Zone 1: in this zone there is articulated the Outdoor Performance Area (for 12 000 persons) the Large Performance Hall (5000) and the Pop Music Exhibit Area that is a continuous element that finished off by two towers, one of 113 meters of height and the other one of 83 meters.

. Zone 2: in this area we implement the stipulated program by the organization placing a night market, who supposes the form of leisure most extended in Taiwan, and that guarantees the activity in the bay during every day of the year. The Marine Culture exhibit area goes through this zone to 6 meters of heights, and is conceived as a "promenade" between the different pavilions and with the sea always present in the skyline.

. Zone 3: this zone of longitudinal character connect to two important poles of attraction, the new station of ferrys in the southern part, and the new night market in the northern part. In this area, we create different streets: a gallery covered with cultural activity, from which you access  to 8 Small Performance Halls (200-400 persons), a maritime walk to level +8 that has a different gardens of water, and a great walk of 10 meters rail bicycle.

The symbolic nature of this project isn´t in  the fact that the towers could look like a  waves, or that the intervention remember a seascape,no, we want that  the project gets this character  for the use that the people of Kaohsiung does of him, and for how  the projects gradually gradually is incorporated  in to  the city as a place full of life and of possibilities of use and enjoyment.

Manuel A. Monteserín Lahoz (www.manu-facturas.com) MADE IN.

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Manuel Álvarez-Monteserin, de manu-facturas y leon11 (www.manufacturas.com, www.leon11.com)
-Beatriz Pachón (www.lapice.eu)
-Antonio Alejandro (www.superglueinc.blogspot.com)
-Javier Simó (www.javiersimo.com)
-Lain Satrustegui , de Zira02 (www.zira02.com)
-Antonio Corona y Arsenio P. Amaral, ,de Corona y P. Amaral arquitectos (www.coronaypamaral.com)
-Guiomar Contreras, de 6+1 (www.6mas1.es)
-Sara Pérez
-Andrés Infantes, de gyra arquitectos (www.gyrarquitectos.com)
-Jorge López, de Leon11

Incorporaciones en la 2da fase:
-Maria Mallo, de Leon11
-Teresa Santás
-Ignacio Álvarez-Monteserín, de Leon11
-Jaime López, de Leon11
-Angel J. Abruña
-Javier Gutierrez, de Leon11
-Beatriz Crespo, de Leon11
-Laura Martín, de Leon11
-Alicia Domingo Medrano, de Leon11
-Ismael García Abad, de Leon11
-Luis Marcos Nieto, de Leon11
-Pablo Salvador, de Leon11
-Javier Aguirre, de Estudio Apodaca (www.apodacaestudio.com)

Renderings.-
-Manuel Alvarez-Monteserín, de manu-facturas (www.manu-facturas.com)
-Ignacio Alvarez-Monteserín de poliedro estudio (www.poliedroestudio.com)
-Javier Gutierrez, de Leon11
-Maria Mallo, de Leon11
-Jaime Lopez, de Leon11

Video.-
-Jaime López
-Pablo Salvador (pablosalvador.com)
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Local team
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Consultings internationals in competition.
Acústica, Xu acoustique, Paris.
Estructuras, BOMA, Barcelona.
Escenografía, Theatre Projects Consultants, Londres.
Instalaciones, ARUP, Hong Kong.

Además de otras consultorías locales en Taiwan.
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Manuel Monteserín is an architect, designer, artist and teacher. He directs the Monteserin Architects office, which focuses mainly on international projects. His latest work "Maritime and Pop Music Center in Kaohsiung" has been recently inaugurated. An 88,000 m2 complex in Taiwan consisting of two towers, two auditoriums, five restaurants, an exhibition center and six multi-purpose pavilions, as well as the entire urban development of the complex.

Monteserin Architects is among the 30 most influential firms in Spain according to The New York Times Style Magazine Spain. At the teaching level, it is worth mentioning his time at the I.E.D. INNOVATION LAB, from where he has promoted many projects, among others, The City on Mars, recently awarded by NASA.

On the artistic level, he works in the production of digital images from a more experimental field such as the Animalario series, or his Gif-Collages, or making final images for other architecture studios. Monteserín was one of the founders of León 11 Collective, from where he developed several projects and competitions with his colleagues.

Later he would create Manu-Facturas (www.manu-facturas.com), a place for digital experimentation of the image from where he develops his most artistic side. In 2011 he would form, along with two other partners from Madrid, the Madein Architects office where they would develop different international projects.

From 2015 he founded his own firm, Monteserin Architects, an independent architecture and design studio that is temporarily associated with different people or companies as a node of a large network of contemporary creation.

Among the recognitions that he has received throughout his professional career are the following:2019. SPECIAL MENTION. Casa de la Felicidad Competition in Bogotá. 2018. FIRST PRIZE UNIVERSITY LEAGUE. Competition for the design of the City of a million inhabitants on Mars. Prize awarded by NASA. Project carried out at the IED INNOVATION LAB.

2018. FIRST PRIZE DESIGN. Competition for the design of City of a million inhabitants on Mars. Prize awarded by NASA. Project carried out at the IED INNOVATION LAB. 2018. THIRD PRIZE. Competition for the design of public space in Tebaida (Colombia). 2018. FINALIST. Competition for the design of exhibitions in CASA MAHOU. Carried out with EMPTY.

2014. THIRD PRIZE. Competition for Feng-Shan station in Kaohsiung. 2012. FIRST PRIZE. Singular stations for the Kaohsiung tramway (Taiwan). Made In Architects together with CAF and EVERGREEN win the competition for the development of the tramway in the city of Kaohsiung. 2012. SPECIAL MENTION. Competition for the urban development of the Port of Helsinki. 2011. FIRST PRIZE.

International competition for the construction of The Maritime and Pop Music Center in Kaohsiung (Taiwan). Budget of 100,000,000 euros and 88,000 square meters of built area. Inaugurated in 2020. 2008. SPECIAL MENTION. Competition for the San Chinarro Market. Madrid. 2008. FIRST PRIZE. Competition for the Avilés Airport Car Park. 2008. SECOND PRIZE. International Urban Planning Competition in Yujiapu District, China.

2007. SPECIAL MENTION. EUROPAN 9 Competition. Lillestrom. Lillestrom. Norway. 2007. SECOND PRIZE. EUROPAN 9 Competition. Loures. Portugal.2007. SECOND PRIZE. EUROPAN 9 Competition. Badajoz. Spain. 2007. SECOND PRIZE. VORES BY. International competition for the City CARLSBERG in Copenhagen. 2004. SPECIAL MENTION. Competition for the Iberoamerican Biennial of Architecture. EMERGING ARCHITECTURE.
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Published on: January 27, 2011
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