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MANSILLA+TUÑÓN ARCHITECTS: (83) LALÍN TOWN HALL. 2004-2011.
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83) LALÍN TOWN HALL. 2004-2011. In the heart of this transformation, architecture widens its vision, regarding the definition of space as only a small part of its assignment: the construction of artificial environments, of the atmosphere in which the actions of mankind unfold. This is a kind of mobilization of the world in which the main tool is the negotiation between the parts, and the aim is the creation of scenarios of wills that will encourage collective identity. All in all, this is a matter of con...
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MANSILLA+TUÑÓN ARCHITECTS: (43) MUSEU. 1999.
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43) MUSEU. 1999. The first of July 1999. Five trucks transported five letters from. To Castellón. The five letters had been built in white reinforced concrete, in the city of. The language of the particular. The language of the universal. The continuous and accelerating frictions between. The language of the particular. The language of the universal. TECHNICAL DATA. Photographer: Luis Asín.
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MANSILLA+TUÑÓN ARCHITECTS: (50) CASTILLA AND LEÓN MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART (MUSAC). 2001-2004.
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50) CASTILLA AND LEÓN MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART (MUSAC). 2001-2004. Proportionally to its size, that of a single storey building with white concrete walls and large coloured glazing, MUSAC strives to be a space where art is at ease and helps to erase the boundaries between private and public, between work and leisure and ultimately, between art and life. Construction manager: Luis M. Mansilla, Emilio Tuñón and Andrés Regueiro.
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MANSILLA+TUÑÓN ARCHITECTS: (23) ZAMORA MUSEUM. 1992-1996.
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23) ZAMORA MUSEUM. 1992-1996. TECHNICAL DATA. Location: Plaza de Santa Lucía, Zamora, Spain. Architects: Luis M. Mansilla and Emilio Tuñón. Client: Ministry of Culture. Collaborators: Andrés Regueiro, María Linares, Fernando García-Pino, Josefa Blanco y María Ochoa. Structural engineers: Alfonso Gómez Gaite. Mechanical engineers: J.G. Asociados. Quantity Surveyor/Technical Architect: Santiago Hernán. Completion date: 1996. Built area: 3.000 m. Main contractor: FCC Construcción.
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MANSILLA+TUÑÓN ARCHITECTS: (39) ROYAL COLLECTIONS MUSEUM. 2000-...
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39) ROYAL COLLECTIONS MUSEUM. 2000-. The three exhibition levels –again equal yet different- hold three differentiated collections: tapestries, paintings and carriages. Each space is organised like a warehouse measuring one hundred and fifty by twenty metres, flanked by the remains of the Arab wall to the east and a monumental lattice composed of massive granite pillars to the west, opening to views above the Campo del Moro Royal Gardens.
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MANSILLA+TUÑÓN ARCHITECTS: (58) BARRIÉ DE LA MAZA FOUNDATION. 2003-2005.
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58) BARRIÉ DE LA MAZA FOUNDATION. 2003-2005. The Pedro Barrié de la Maza Foundation is housed behind the façade of a building designed by Vigo architect Manuel Gómez Román in 1919. The project is a modern, balanced and precise response to the existing container. The fenestration arrangement both conditions and facilitates the resolution of the new office brief using criteria of 'functional flexibility and versatility'. General contractor: Constructora San José S.A. Photographer: Luis Asín.
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MANSILLA+TUÑÓN ARCHITECTS: (101) TWIN HOUSES IN TARIFA. 2006-2009.
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101) TWIN HOUSES IN TARIFA. 2006-2009. The proposal departs from the will to construct a building that would suit the dimensions of the site, avoiding oversized volumes, and would take advantage of the optimal qualities of the given situation, topography and natural vegetation. The access to the plot takes place through a single garage, which is common to the two houses. This concrete porch frames the view and produces the first instant of shadow. From there a path leads to the house. TECHNICAL DATA....
