El Chaparral, Albolote, Granada, Spain
Alejandro Muñoz Miranda Architect
Post By:Kitticoon Poopong
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
The project is designed as a variable section of wall and ceiling that involves compressing and decompressing the space accommodates.
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
The change of section depending of the uses (corridor / access-bathrooms / classroom / porch (outside covered corridor) / garden and outside covered playground), the sun's movement and the longitudinal slope of the plot are responsible to design interior spaces that open to garden and outside covered playground.
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
The compression-decompression game makes its effect when changing space both longitudinally and transversely in the sequences: corridor / access-bathrooms / classroom / porch / garden-outside covered playground (across) or classroom / bedroom / classroom (longitudinal).
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
The orientation in space makes the classroom uncompressed glass cracks appear in the upper corners of South tightening diagonal space in the North to the ground facing the interior garden and covered with large windows. These fissures South controlled light will be colored (rainbow color gamut) in dynamic areas of the corridor or in the outside covered playground. Inside the classroom, these cracks will be light South colorless glass.
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
Versatility also arises in the operation of classrooms by level of education (two classrooms for children from 0-1 year with bedroom, two classrooms for children from 1-2 years with bedroom and three classrooms for children from 2-3 years without bedroom). It is proposed that all classrooms in the same level can raise the possibility of creating more space for group activities, show themselves to the spatial continuity of the upper parts of each room separated by glass.
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
Moreover, the idea that everything revolves around outside covered playground, and makes it as the heart of the educational center, which is linked by a continuous covered porch on the garden with all classrooms. Inside, the outside covered playground connects to the classrooms with the corridor on the South side. To the East lie the kitchen and dining areas, administration and gym closely linked to the corridor.
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
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Photo © Courtesy of Fernando Alda |
Outside, the use of white massive volumes makes the integration adequate in El Chaparral, a district of Albolote that emerged as village of colonization in the 50s.
Description from the Architects:
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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Photo © Courtesy of Javier Callejas |
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floor plan--drawing © Courtesy of Alejandro Muñoz Miranda Architect |
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elevation--drawing © Courtesy of Alejandro Muñoz Miranda Architect |
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section 1--drawing © Courtesy of Alejandro Muñoz Miranda Architect |
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section 2--drawing © Courtesy of Alejandro Muñoz Miranda Architect |
Project Data
Project name: Kindergarten in El Chaparral
Location: El Chaparral, Albolote, Granada, Spain
Program: Kindergarten
Built area: 915 m2
Design Year: 2005
Completion Year: 2010
Cost: 617,078.24 €
The people
Client: Cityhall of Albolote
Structure: Jesús Muñoz Miranda
Construction Engineering: Patricia Muñoz Arenas
Industrial Engineering: Antonio Blas Pérez García
Artist: Jose Manuel Darro
Construction: UCOP
Photographs: © Javier Callejas,
Fernando Alda
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