Sunday, January 24, 2010
Youth House in Rivas Vaciamadrid| Spain/ MI5 Architects
Architects: Architects MI5 - Manuel Collado, Nacho Martín Arpia Assumption
Contributors: Eider Holgado, Richard and Diego Barajas
Location: Rivas-Vaciamadrid, Madrid, Spain
Project Year: 2006
Work completed: November 2009
Engineer: John Travesí (Structures)
Area: 1.834m2
Budget: € 2,344,502
Construction: Dredging
Photographs: Miguel de Guzman
Signs of identity
The project started with the need to cover a historical claim of youth teams in the old town of Rivas-Vaciamadrid. To this end there is a rectangular plot within a space for a future park to build a new plant envelope and height. From these dimensions volumetric begins a process of participation from which to establish agreed strategies of appropriation and construction of any signs of collective identity from the lexicon of youth culture.
Communication and public processes
From youth participation workshops derive several shared decision:
It defines a programmatic content for the center from the user demand.
Topologically fits this program depending on the possibilities of building volume. From the first moment arises the desire to transfer and dilute the boundaries of the original parallelepiped identitiaria expression of groups of youth.
Identity vs. volume capable
The space is shaped into a catalyst of energy from the participatory process, becoming the main configuration uses bursts of activity that allow the opening and decomposition of the "box" initial. Ample room vaulted interior space structure generating breaks in the skin expressive exterior and colorful topography on the cover.
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