Emilio Tuñón Arquitectos. photos: Luis Asín © Emilio Tuñón Arquitectos
Located in Cáceres, the house is a simple prismatic volumen with a square floor plan of 16-meter sides, and each of the four facades is perforated by three Windows. The stretches of wall have been constructed with local quartzite stone, and the windows are framed with Extremadura granite of warm tones. Continue reading Tuñón Arquitectos
Camps Felip Arquitecturia . Tuñón Arquitectos
Camps Felip Arquitecturia and Tuñón Arquitectos win competition to build a parking building to expand the Verge de la Cinta hospital in Tortosa, Spain. Continue reading camps + felip . Tuñón
La Mesa de Contratación de la Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (UPCT) ha propuesto el trabajo de Emilio Tuñón como ganadora del concurso para la nueva sede de la Escuela de Arquitectura y Edificación en el Campus Alfonso XIII. Continue reading Emilio Tuñón
Within a rectangular perimeter, defined by the precise alignments to Potsdamer Strasse, Matthäikirchplatz, Scharounplatz and Sigismundstrasse, three main elements define the visible volume of the proposal. A big prismatic volume where the highest exhibition rooms are located, another smaller volume which contains the main hall, shop, conference room and educational area and an open arcaded courtyard that enlaces the existing centenarian tree. The space between the two square prisms offers an open and public connection between Potsdamer Strasse and Matthäikirchplatz. A separate element in the northern area houses the restaurant area, completes the ensemble towards the Museum of Decorative Arts and provides a covered passage from Scharounplatz to the atrium with the centenarian tree. Continue reading Tuñón . Ruckstuhl
Tuñón & Ruckstuhl architects . photos: © Luis Asín
Conceived as a prism that serves as an architectural filter between the campus and the landscape, the pavilion is a meeting point for teachers, visitors, workers, and students, besides serving as a reception place for international guests. Open to the campus towards the south and to the views of the beautiful landscape to the north, the building is proposed as an elegant shed of serial wood porticoes, as an open and flexible structure. Continue reading Tuñón . Ruckstuhl
