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    Default Spain is got the Architecture game on lock!

    Man they're killin it over there right now!

    Barcelona Biomedical Research Park / Manel Brullet & Albert de Pineda | Arch Daily





    Architects: Manel Brullet & Albert de Pineda
    Location: Barcelona, Spain
    Project year: 2006
    Client: Grup Agrupació Mutua, Ajuntament de Barcelona y el Consorci (Zona Franca de Barcelona)
    Structural Engineer: Manuel Arguijo, Arq.
    Artists: $42,35M Euro (US $54M)
    Constructed Area: 55,000 sqm


    Vital Building / Mozas Aguirre arquitectos | Arch Daily





    Architects: Mozas Aguirre arquitectos - Javier Mozas & Eduardo Aguirre
    Location: Madrid, Spain
    Project year: 2005
    Construction year: 2007
    Client: Local Savings Bank: Caja Vital Kutxa Headquarters
    Structural Engineer: NB 35, Madrid
    Artists: Javier Perez: two walls and ceiling of the main hall / Miguel Gonzalez de San Román: paintings on the basement
    Site Area: 11,042 sqm
    Constructed Area: 16,578 sqm
    Photographs: Cesar San Millan



    Terrace with a House / Arteks Arquitectura | Arch Daily





    Architect: ARTEKS Arquitectura
    Location: Lleida, Spain
    Architects in charge: Gerard Veciana Membrado & Elisabet Faura Pavia
    Arteks Collaborators: Carlos Cobreros, Gemma Roca, Andrea Furlan
    External Collaborators: Casa O_David Tapias & Nuria Salvador
    Constructed Area: 270 sqm
    Project Year: 2007
    Structural Engineering: Pascual Sandalinas
    Facilities Engineering: Ateci_enginyeria installations
    Photographs: Arteks Arquitectura
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    The first one could be greatly improved. I liked the interior design but the exterior is lacking.
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    IMO, they've gotten weird just for the sake of being weird. They come up with crazy designs then justify them with vague functional elements.

    That said, I don't think that form always needs to follow function, but being nuts for the sake of being nuts is no good today.

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    Very cool concepts... although the first reminds of a decaying building.



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    Stunning view from that balcony.

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    That balcony is ridiculous. Love it. I'll post some of the things I've been sketching recently for my architecture class, my main project would flow with these buildings well.

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    Architecture over there has been cutting edge and controversial for yrs. This complex in valencia is one of my fav spots...consequently its booked for a yr in advance for photoshoots by all sorts of companies and OEM car makers I dont recall the name of the designer these days but he was one of my favorites that I followed at the time when I was last there 8yrs ago when finishing college got in the way of int'l travel lol

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