Moncloa Studio is a collaboration I created in 2012 together with 3 other young architects from Lecce (Italy), Panama and Uruguay. We share and work on different projects distributed around Europe and Latin America
SPORT SPOTS Project proposed to the Municipality for Brindisi European City of Sport AWARDED at Premio IQU 2014 (Innovazione e QualitĂ Urbana) Place: Brindisi (IT) Program: Pubblic space, sport facilities Status: Client:
The Sport Spots are a network of public spaces that want to convert and improve, through the Sport , the quality of the disused public spaces in the city of Brindisi. The idea came from the candidacy of the City of Brindisi as Sport City in the year 2014 and it’s based on a simple concept; instead of creating sport structures outside the city that are totally disconnected with the rest of the urban fabric, the sport spots are injected into the city as micro intervention of the urban context. All of this will have different impacts into the city: 1- First of all will recover public spaces no longer in use. 2- Will give the possibility to the children to play away in a safety place. 3- Give to people the possibility to approach to sports.
SPORT SPOTS Project proposed to the Municipality for Brindisi European City of Sport AWARDED at Premio IQU 2014 (Innovazione e QualitĂ Urbana) Place: Brindisi (IT) Program: Pubblic space, sport facilities Status: Client:
EUROPAN 12 Project proposed to the Municipality for Brindisi European City of Sport AWARDED at Premio IQU 2014 (Innovazione e QualitĂ Urbana) Place: Brindisi (IT) Program: Pubblic space, sport facilities Status: Client:
Archivio Pavillon
Competition for agsg iuhkgdfs kugkgfsrdfju uguguyg
Type: Competition, place: Mexico City, year: 2013 group: Moncloa Studio: Antonio De Castro + Marco Mazzotta [IT] + Servando Juliao [PA] + Alejandro Zimet [UY]
fragmentation
What happens when a big building, a landmark, a symbol for a big city, is emptied and remains has an empty shell? A building that in his past life represented many things for the city and now is searching for a new identity in a contemporary world? Container Re-Visited, the first workshop we had, leaded by the architect Juan Herreros tried to give an answer to this question, taking as study case Edificio Espa単a, a huge building
permeability
view and reflections
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What happens when a big building, a landmark, a symbol for a big city, is emptied and remains has an empty shell? A building that in his past life represented many things for the city and now is searching for a new identity in a contemporary world? Container Re-Visited, the first workshop we had, leaded by the architect Juan Herreros tried to give an answer to this question, taking as study case Edificio Espa単a, a huge building
reflective aluminium composite panels tot. 84x647cm
The vertical elements integrate architecture and design with movable forniture made by wood frames (55x75x46cm) and poufs of different sizes that can work as tables, sits, bases for expositions, etc.
Masisa HR panels tot. 84x647cm glass panels tot. 84x647cm vertical shading system translucent textile sheet 84x647cm
the lighting elements and the power plugs are placed in the cavity of the pillars
kids workshop
H shaped wood beams 40x636x12 cm H shaped wood pilars 60x245x12 cm
conference
relax
reflective aluminium composite panel 84x285cm sliding glass panel 84x285cm
exposition
Rail to allow glass sliding
rain drainage pipes MasisaHR panel 60x245cm infrastructures placed under the pallets in order to be easily distribute
pallets 125x130cm wood battens 12x636 cm
food and beverage
CONSTRUCTIVE SYSTEMS
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Archivio Pavillon
Competition for agsg iuhkgdfs kugkgfsrdfju uguguyg Type: Competition, place: Mexico City, year: 2013 group: Moncloa Studio: Antonio De Castro + Marco Mazzotta [IT] + Servando Juliao [PA] + Alejandro Zimet [UY]
What happens when a big building, a landmark, a symbol for a big city, is emptied and remains has an empty shell? A building that in his past life represented many things for the city and now is searching for a new identity in a contemporary world? Container Re-Visited, the first workshop we had, leaded by the architect Juan Herreros tried to give an answer to this question, taking as study case Edificio Espa単a, a huge building in the heart of Madrid with 25 storeys and a total height of 117mt. It was built in 1984 and used as a multi-functional building, with an hotel, residences, of-
What happens when a big building, a landmark, a symbol for a big city, is emptied and remains has an empty shell? A building that in his past life represented many things for the city and now is searching for a new identity in a contemporary world? Container Re-Visited, the first workshop we had, leaded by the architect Juan Herreros tried to give an answer to this question, taking as study case Edificio Espa単a, a huge building in the heart of Madrid with 25 storeys and a total height of 117mt. It was built in 1984 and used as a multi-functional building, with an hotel, residences, of-
Archivio Pavillon
Competition for agsg iuhkgdfs kugkgfsrdfju uguguyg
Type: Competition, place: Mexico City, year: 2013 group: Moncloa Studio: Antonio De Castro + Marco Mazzotta [IT] + Servando Juliao [PA] + Alejandro Zimet [UY] What happens when a big building, a landmark, a symbol for a big city, is emptied and remains has an empty shell? A building that in his past life represented many things for the city and now is searching for a new identity in a contemporary world? Container Re-Visited, the first workshop we had, leaded by the architect Juan Herreros
What happens when a big building, a landmark, a symbol for a big city, is emptied and remains has an empty shell? A building that in his past life represented many things for the city and now is searching for a new identity in a contemporary world? Container Re-Visited, the first workshop we had, leaded by the architect Juan Herreros