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38 VPO . SAN JUST DESVERN

pyo . rueda . 38 VPO . SAN JUST DESVERN (1)

pyo arquitectos . césar rueda boné

En un contexto de límite como el que se plantea, las pautas que el planeamiento establece parecen insuficientes para dar respuesta a la multitud de realidades que rodean el emplazamiento. A modo de herramienta, superponemos sobre nuestra parcela un nuevo patrón, una visión diagonal manteniendo criterios espaciales y estructurales regulares. Continue reading pyo . rueda

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Museum of Natural History Extension . Geneva

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Implanté sur un terrain en pente, le Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle bénéficie d’une position remarquable. Dominant le carrefour et la rue de Villereuse, ses bâtiments apparaissent comme posés sur un piédestal et leur disposition profite de la forte déclivité du terrain. La parcelle contient une végétation importante, en particulier de nombreux beaux arbres de diverses essences. S’appuyant sur le caractère du paysage urbain environnant, l’implantation stratégique du nouvel édifice poursuit et respecte l’identité relative au lieu et aux éléments préexistants. Continue reading PYO

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PYO . NOMOS

CORRALA . Genève

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PYO arquitectos . NOMOS Groupement . renders: © PLAY-TIME architectonic image

This residential building for elderly people is located in Les Grands Esserts new neighbourhood in Geneva, in continuity with an urban structure formed of large blocks. The project proposes a building defined by the intersection of two slightly staggered volumes with squared proportions, which intertwine to form a unitary whole and define a high density complex. Two inner courts of different sizes articulate the building. Continue reading PYO . NOMOS

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CASA TMOLO . Granda de Abajo

PYO arquitectos . CASA TMOLO . Granda de Abajo (1)

PYO arquitectos . photos: © Miguel de Guzmán

Before its conversion, the farmhouse was untouched for over five decades and needed a complete renovation to be adapted for contemporary needs. There were two construction sites: the main house and a stable. The main house was in a very bad condition, overgrown with vegetation, and numerous repairs had to be made to make it livable. The stone and timber structure of the stable was significantly deteriorated and most of the walls had to be replaced. Continue reading PYO arquitectos