New images Temporary pavilion ¡Qué faena(r)! by Óscar Cruz and Pablo Paradinas
02/07/2024.
[Vigo] Spain > 14.07.2024
metalocus, ANTONIO CORREDERA
metalocus, ANTONIO CORREDERA
An idea that began inspired by other actions carried out beyond the seas, and of which not everyone was sure (it even began timidly with the realization of a single proposal), has been consolidated, gaining strength and presented an extraordinary level of pavilions (they are already beginning to awards arrive), carried out by young Spanish architects in different cities of the country.
In this third edition, the hosting site for the temporary pavilion ¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job! by architects Óscar Cruz and Pablo Paradinas is in La Porta do Sol in the vital city of Vigo where it can be visited until July 14.
In this third edition, the hosting site for the temporary pavilion ¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job! by architects Óscar Cruz and Pablo Paradinas is in La Porta do Sol in the vital city of Vigo where it can be visited until July 14.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
Site plans. ¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre.
Building process. ¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre.
Concept. ¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre.
Floor plan and elevations. ¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre.
Details. ¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre.
The proposal by Óscar Cruz and Pablo Paradinas was the winner in the ideas contest of the third edition of TAC! Urban Architecture Festival promoted by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda (MIVAU) and the Arquia Foundation, TAC! counting on the collaboration of the City Council of Vigo.
"En Galicia hai o Mar de dentro e o Mar de fóra". The first translates into the peaceful calm that comes with arriving home; The second, unlimited in extension and dangerous in condition, but of great beauty, is the place from which everyone wishes to return.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.The project presents an intelligent reference to the typical punts that are anchored in the Vigo estuary; traditional wooden platforms that are installed in the sea for fishing, and an element closely linked to the territory and its local economy. The proposal unites tradition and innovation through the involvement of local producers and artisans in the process: the carpentry team of Fran Millán and Frouma Atlantic Wood has built the structure of the pavilion, with wood from the rafts themselves, accompanied by a cover made with fishing nets whose idea was developed by the Galician designer Amalia Puga supported by the invaluable hands of the women of the Redeiras "Atalaia" association of A Guarda.
¡Qué faena(r)! / What a job(r)!, TAC Festival winning project! 2024 for Vigo, by Óscar Cruz García and Pablo Paradinas Sastre. Photograph by Franzisco González.TAC! shows us a timely reflection on the resilience and regeneration of urban centres. A reflection that will continue with the construction of the temporary pavilion La Sal, in the city of San Fernando.
The festival is thus consolidated after its third edition and, until September 10, keeps the call open for the selection of host cities for 2025.
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Architects
Óscar Cruz García, Pablo Paradinas.
Dates
Until July 14 at the Porta do Sol in Vigo.
Venue / Localitation
TAC! Urban Architecture Festival. Porta do Sol, Vigo, Spain.
Manufacturers
Carpentry equipment.- Fran Millán, Frouma Atlantic Wood.
Elaboration of the network cover.- Amalia Puga (designer) with the network association «Atalaia» of A Guarda.
Elaboration of the network cover.- Amalia Puga (designer) with the network association «Atalaia» of A Guarda.
Photography
Franzisco González.
Pablo Paradinas Sastre
Pablo Paradinas Sastre is an Architect graduated from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid (ETSAM outstanding 2020). He is currently studying for a PhD in Architecture and Urbanism. He has worked as an Assistant Professor at the Madrid Ceramics Chair and at the Aparicio Teaching Unit since 2020, belonging to the Polytechnic University of Madrid.
Since 2016 he has worked in important architecture studios such as Linazasoro Sánchez Arquitectos, Donaire Milans Arquitectos, Franklin Azzi Architectes, Vírseda Vila Arquitectos, Abestudio Arquitectura, Aparicio Estudio de Arquitectura in which he obtained, among others, the First Prize for Rehabilitation and Expansion of the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome (2022).
Since 2016 he has worked in important architecture studios such as Linazasoro Sánchez Arquitectos, Donaire Milans Arquitectos, Franklin Azzi Architectes, Vírseda Vila Arquitectos, Abestudio Arquitectura, Aparicio Estudio de Arquitectura in which he obtained, among others, the First Prize for Rehabilitation and Expansion of the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome (2022).
Óscar Cruz García
Óscar Cruz García is an architect from the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM) since 2019 and a technical architect from the University School of Technical Architecture of Madrid (EUATM) since 2013, Master in Advanced Architectural Projects MPAA14 (2023). He established cruz.atelier in 2019, a small architecture collective dedicated to the simultaneous development of architectural practice, dissemination and research.
Since 2019 he has been an architect at the Jesús Aparicio Architecture Studio, where he is part of the team in charge of the Rehabilitation and Extension of the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome, and has collaborated in the studios of Héctor Fernández Elorza and Federico Soriano in Madrid, in addition to doing independent work. He has also served as a mentor teacher at ETSAM in the Architectural Projects department.
Among his most recent recognitions, he has been a finalist in the competition for the curatorship of the XVI BEAU; First runner-up in the competition to curate the Spanish Pavilion at the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale; Special Mention in the latest edition of Europan E16; Special Mention in the Competition for the “Minus 35 COAM Curatorship”, awarded at the XV BEAU Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism; Second Prize COAM 2020; Finalist in the IV edition of the “Microespacios Santander” Ideas Contest; Special Mention COAM Award 2019; Second Prize in the Competition for the Renovation of the M-30 Funeral Home and awarded by ASCER in the 18th edition of the Ceramic Awards with First Prize.
Since 2019 he has been an architect at the Jesús Aparicio Architecture Studio, where he is part of the team in charge of the Rehabilitation and Extension of the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome, and has collaborated in the studios of Héctor Fernández Elorza and Federico Soriano in Madrid, in addition to doing independent work. He has also served as a mentor teacher at ETSAM in the Architectural Projects department.
Among his most recent recognitions, he has been a finalist in the competition for the curatorship of the XVI BEAU; First runner-up in the competition to curate the Spanish Pavilion at the 18th Venice Architecture Biennale; Special Mention in the latest edition of Europan E16; Special Mention in the Competition for the “Minus 35 COAM Curatorship”, awarded at the XV BEAU Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism; Second Prize COAM 2020; Finalist in the IV edition of the “Microespacios Santander” Ideas Contest; Special Mention COAM Award 2019; Second Prize in the Competition for the Renovation of the M-30 Funeral Home and awarded by ASCER in the 18th edition of the Ceramic Awards with First Prize.
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