High Density Residential Building / Solano & Catalán, Elena Saricu
پنجشنبه, ۲۵ فروردين ۱۳۹۰، ۱۲:۰۰ ق.ظ
صنعتی سازی یکی از معایب اصلی‌ش از دست رفتن روح فضا و ملاحت معماریه! این یه حکم نیست ولی خیلی وقت‌ها در پروژه‌های صنعتی این طور می شه.
این ساختمون با وجود تعداد بالای ساکن در اون، مشخصا با روش صنعتی و کارخونه ای ساخته شده، اما گرفته با رنگ آمیزی بدنه، به الگویی تقریبا رندوم سعی کرده این خشکی صنعتی رو تلطیف کنه! دیگه ارزشیابی میزان موفقیت‌ش با خودتون.....
© Andrei Mârgulescu
Architects: Solano & Catalan / Elena Saricu
Location: Bucharest, Romania
Constructor: Hercesa / Virom
Project year: 2007 – 2010
Photographs: Andrei Mârgulescu
Location: Bucharest, Romania
Constructor: Hercesa / Virom
Project year: 2007 – 2010
Photographs: Andrei Mârgulescu
© Andrei Mârgulescu
One of the most immediate impact of the real estate boom experienced in Spain between the years 2000 and 2007 was the expansion abroad of some major companies which, driven by various factors (such as credited specialization, exhaustion of domestic demand, increase in cost of land acquired within the country and experience in the construction and sale of such assets, among others), and having a good knowledge that certain places are in need of dwellings –in particular the countries of Eastern Europe–, the early years of the century witnessed an outstanding landing of the Spanish real estate business abroad.
lower level plan
Later on, because of the global crisis and the collapse of the real estate bubble, many of these colonizing adventures –in numerous cases, purely speculative operations– were abruptly vanished. However, there were other professionally designed developments rooted in the different nationwide realities which came off strongly, to the point that they became innovative references both for their positive result in the domestic market and for collaborating in the housing policy parallel undertook by local governments. It is the case of this development which the Spanish company Hercesa is erecting in phases in a dense popular area of Bucharest.
