The City Council of Villanueva de la Serena gave on the Diputación de Badajoz a plot for the construction of a Mobile Park headquarters with workshop and Promedio headquarters for the Central Zone of the province of Badajoz. The project, carried out by Estudio de Arquitectura Hago, was designed with the operation of the programs independently (access to plot, interior circulations, plot closure, connections...) although from the outside they are perceived as the same unit.

The building is located in the Industrial Estate of Montepozuelo, east of the urban center, on a plot of 7,010.00 m², practically horizontal, which facilitates the implementation of uses.
The proposal projected by Estudio de Arquitectura Hago, reorganizes the uses in a continuous building, of diverse heights, as if it were a cluster of buildings.

This decision allows them to recreate a set of urban facades, in an industrial and rural environment, which recalls the volumetric wealth of the city and the multiple scales of its gaps.
 

Project description by Estudio Arquitectura Hago

Sited along the northern side of a big plot, in an industrial area located on the outskirts of the city, this building takes the program as an opportunity to develop an urban liked volumetry.

The client was seeking two industrial buildings. The program of both was very similar: a series of specific open spaces, an office space and a double-height storage area.

The proposal solves the whole in the same formal unit, with paired typology, but within the same strategy. The uses are distributed consecutively: in the south side all industrial uses and in the north one the offices and warehouses (these in first floor) Each of the parts are adapted continuously from east to west, to the needs of the program: each use has a specific surface and each volume arises from the needs of the use it houses.

The proposal breaks with the formal monotony of the rest of the surrounding buildings. Seen from a distance, it manifests itself as a unit and from the closeness it shows a diverse volumetry, as if it were a cluster of buildings.

Its wealth of scales, reverberated in light-laden interiors, generate an open and dynamic proposal in direct relation to the landscape.

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Estudio Arquitectura Hago SL. Architect.- Antonio Álvarez-Cienfuegos Rubio.
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Project Team
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Cristina Barajas and Nuria Pérez.
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Quantity surveyor .- Carlos Rubio Manso and José Joaquín Escribano. Engineer.- Luis Fernández Conejero. Structures.- Eliseo Pérez and Juan Ruiz.
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Developer
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Diputación de Badajoz.
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Builder
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Senpa SA.
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€1,293,838.77.
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2017-2019.
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First prize - contest.
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Estudio Arquitectura HAGO is a spanish office based in Madrid, practicing contemporary architecture, urbanism and design. The practice is a partnership led by Emilio Delgado-Martos and Antonio Álvarez-Cienfuegos Rubio. Emilio y Antonio established their office in Madrid in 2005, employing engineers, industrial designers, graphic designers, researchers and architects in close collaboration, intimately involved from the beginning of the design process.

Antonio Álvarez-Cienfuegos Rubio is architect since 2001 (ETSA-Sevilla). He has work in several offices such as Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos (Sevilla) and Alberto Campo Baeza (Madrid) In 2002 he joined Nuñez Ribot Arquitectos Asociados (Madrid) improving his personal knowledge in construction. In 2006 he developed an investigation about cities mastered by chairman Juan Herreros.

Emilio Delgado Martos is architect (2001, ETS Arquitectura, Madrid). He serves as lecturer in Graduate School of Architecture and Faculty of Fine Arts&Design (since 2006, UFV, Madrid).

In 2005 both founded Estudio Arquitectura Hago where they works on projects and competitions. After nearly 10 years of work and more than 90 projects, they are specialists in restoration, cultural spaces and heritage.

Collaborators since 2005.-

Fernando Alda (photographer), Jorge Almena (structures), Javier Bachiller Alonso, Javier Callejas Sevilla (photo), Javier Celaya Morón, Borja Fernández Florez, Pablo González Jiménez, Adriana Hernández García, Ignacio Herrero Frutos, Brigitte & Daniel Hollegha, Pablo Jiménez Gil, Rosa León Pérez, Graciano Macarrón Stamp, Javier Martínez Moronta, Carlos Pesqueira Calvo (photo), Alejandro Rico (structures), Carlos Rubio Manso (quantity surveyor), Andrés Rubio Morán (structures), Juan Pablo Ruiz Menéndez, Álvaro Sáez O'Farrell, Iago Sánchez Besteiro, Stefan Strohmeier, Andrés Toledo Domínguez, Rafael Úrculo Aramburu & Carlos Úrculo Cámara (facilities management).
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Published on: November 27, 2019
Cite: "Industrial Building for Brigadas & Promedio Center by Estudio Arquitectura Hago" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/industrial-building-brigadas-promedio-center-estudio-arquitectura-hago> ISSN 1139-6415
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