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The new MALBA headquarters in Escobar features architecture with no obvious boundaries, light and transparent. An exhibition hall, a visitable storage, and a pavilion dedicated to the Tucuman artist Gabriel Chaile are complemented by a classroom, café, bookstore, and meeting spaces, all under a large roof that creates three programable covered outdoor spaces. Continue reading estudioHerreros . Torrado
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Colonia de Sant Pere is a magical place that does not respond to the usual patterns of beauty, picturesqueness or quality demanded by tourism governed by the established currents of taste. However, its long-term inhabitants and those who spend just a few weeks a year there, establish a very significant connection with this place. Continue reading estudioHerreros
Two years after the inauguration of the Munch Museum, Estudio Herreros has completed “Trosten”, a small architectural manifesto built on the Oslo´s Fjord. The Floating Sauna commissioned by the non-profit Oslo Sauna Association is aligning with their vision of “bringing sauna to the people.” Following the tradition of architectural follies, the project features a distinct volume and silhouette with a strong, colorful component, serving as a point for both individual and collective use, offering retreat and contemplation at the foot of the Munch Museum. The program is divided into a sauna cabin with direct access to the water and an amphitheater facing the fjord allowing for small events. The construction combines sustainable design through an ambitious energy system that ensures consistent heat at all levels; conscious use of natural and recycled materials; and social inclusion, being the first universally accessible sauna with a steam recirculation system that facilitates heat for convenient use, also when seated in a wheelchair. Continue reading eStudio Herreros
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The complex is a small community of eight apartments in a quiet residential area of Madrid, configured as duplexes stacked on two levels, all of them with two corner orientations. The four lower apartments enjoy a private garden at ground level while each of the upper apartments enjoys an equally private roof garden. In addition, all homes share a garden with children’s play area, a swimming pool with solarium and a communal garage that includes motorcycle spaces and storage rooms. Continue reading estudioHerreros
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Our proposal for the new Joint Research Centre (JRC) promotes a human centered and innovative design concept which aims to set a new benchmark for sustainability and inclusion, contributing positively to the transformation of the urban and social environment on Cartuja Island. Continue reading estudioHerreros
