Zuloark . photos: © Lourdes Cabrera – IG
The new central offices of Digital Art Studio is a project conceived as a storytelling piece, starting from the initial conversations and sketches, our desire was to translate the corporate identity of the company into an architecture that would represent the people who are part of it. Continue reading Zuloark
Zuloark . photos: © Lourdes Cabrera
Little Brick House is a renovation project we did in 2019 on a Persiceto rural house, a typical sample of the of the mid-twentieth century Bolognese countryside house typology. The clients are Ellen, Michele, Tommaso and Nicola, a young family who decided to move away from the historic center of Bologna and build a house to suit them in a quieter area of the city. A project as such is a type of commission that an architect may face several times in their professional life, when building a project for a member of their family. Seems simple, but actually a process of great responsibility and involves a deep reflection on issues intrinsic to the profession. Continue reading Zuloark
Zuloark . photos: © Lourdes Cabrera
How do you measure the quality of a piece of architecture? What parameters could establish whether a building is a good example of architectural practice?
The “Casa delle arti di Comacchio” has been a perfect case study in the analysis of these questions—a public work, of significant social importance, made with a reduced budget and the need to satisfy highly-technical acoustic standards, while also being located in a context of great historical and monumental value— a true commitment to low-profile local architecture with a high impact on the community. Continue reading Zuloark
David Cárdenas . EEEstudio (Enrique Espinosa) . Juanito Jones . Maria Mallo . Lys Villalba . Zuloark . photos: © Javier de Paz
Identical, reusable and sustainable furniture made from obsolete materials from the municipal warehouses of the Madrid City Council. Continue reading Zuloark et al
ZULOARK . fotos: © Nacho Correa
La primera edición del Festival de la madera, organizado por CampoAbierto en Rivera, Uruguay, tenía claramente marcados dos objetivos:
Por un lado, el desarrollo de un taller para que un grupo heterogéneo de personas con distinta formación y procedencia, pudiera diseñar un invernadero de mudas de manera colaborativa, haciendo que todos los miembros definieran tanto el proceso de diseño como la construcción. Continue reading ZULOARK
