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House in Puntiró, Palma, Spain - RipollTizon

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Viviendas en calle Galdent RipollTizon Mallorca, Spain, 2004

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what would you say about architecture in the balearic islands?

The architecture of the Balearic Islands is an eclectic collection of different regional influences. It includes within its small territory Roman ruin, Arab baths, Spanish castles and terraced white houses that seem to better belong in a Greek island. 

Here are some examples including some recent projects that seem more connected to Spanish contemporary architecture than to any of the other influences found:

La Seu

Polideportivo en Sa Indiotería Jordi Herrero & Sebastián Escanellas

Castell de Bellver

Consell Kindergarten RipollTizon Estudio de arquitectura

Pollentia

Hotel Castell dels Hams A2arquitectos

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Toni Catany International Photography Centre

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Mallorca, Llucmajor Building Design, Balearic Islands Property Photos

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor

17 December 2021

Architect: Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura

Location: Llucmajor, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Photos by Aldo Amoretti unless stated otherwise

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor Building

In the old town of Llucmajor (Mallorca), occupying part of the house where the photographer Toni Catany was born, Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura built the International Photography Centre, based on the work and the collection of this great artist.

The place, the history, the remains, the scale, the classic typology of houses closed to the outside and open onto courtyards… all of this obviously forms the base for the project.

They are phantoms or realities that accompany us, though we have to control them.

However, we did not forget that our mission here was to build a contemporary museographic centre of reference as a suitable setting for exceptional works.

photo : Gabriel Ramon

We conserved remains, rebuilding some, we primitively restored the façades with care… But the space is new, open, flexible, large, available, with very controlled light, sometimes shadowy…

photo : Gabriel Ramon

Some singular elements appear: a staircase that takes flight, another that recreates the chromatic world of the artist in question…

Constructing (2019-2021) Chronicle: Toni Catany Internation Photography Centre from mateoarquitectura on Vimeo.

Though the protagonist is always the space with an accompanying detail at hand that is both radical and approachable.

Epilogue

This is a building constructed during the COVID-19 pandemic, with its different moments of isolation, distance and digitality.

Though here we had to produce something that was concrete, close, manual, in a distant and sometimes desperately archaic world.

It was not easy.

Josep Lluís Mateo

Toni Catany International Photography Centre – Guided Visit from mateoarquitectura on Vimeo.

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor, Mallorca – Building Information

Project name: Toni Catany International Photography Centre In Llucmajor, Mallorca

1st Prize (by unanimity): National Project Competition 2018

Architecture practice: Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura Website: https://ift.tt/30v2kZj

Lead architect: Josep Lluís Mateo Location (street, commune, town/city, country): Llucmajor (Mallorca) Client: Government of the Balearic Islands (Department of Culture) and Spanish Ministry of Culture Design date: 2018-2019 Construction date: November 2019 – September 2021 Built surface area (m2): 1,200 m2

Photographs / Website: Gabriel Ramon (https://ift.tt/3FasOhQ) / Aldo Amoretti (https://ift.tt/3F6kIqd) Video-maker: Dan Barreri (http://danbarreri.com/)

Other participants: Contractor: Obras y Pavimentos MAN Technical architect: Biel Garcies Structures: BAC Engineering Consultancy Group Installations and sustainability: DEERNS Bill of quantities: Arrevolt

Mateo Arquitectura / Josep Lluis Mateo

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor, Mallorca images / information from architects Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura

Location: Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Balearic Islands Buildings

Balearic Islands Building News – selection:

Casa Bauzà, Mallorca Design: Miquel Àngel Lacomba photo : Miquel Lacomba Casa Bauzà

Siau Ibiza Hotel, Carrer de ses Oliveres, Puerto de San Miguel Design: AIA (Activitats Instal.lacions Arquitectòniques) photograph © Simon Garcia | arqfoto.com Siau Ibiza Hotel, Puerto de San Miguel

Cultural Center Casal Balaguer in Palma de Mallorca

Consell Kindergarten, Mallorca Architect: RipollTizon Estudio de arquitectura photo : José Hevia Consell Kindergarten

Hotel Castell dels Hams, Porto Cristo, Majorca – pool & spa Architect: A2arquitectos photograph : Laura Torres Roa / Antonio Benito Amengual Balearic Islands Hotel

Bar in a Cave, Porto Cristo, Mallorca, Balearic Islands Architect: A2arquitectos Balearic Islands Bar

Establiments Cultural Center, Palma, Mallorca Design: Jordi Herrero Establiments Cultural Center

Sports Center Sa Indiotería, Palma de Mallorca Architect: Jordi Herrero – Arquitecto Sports Center Sa Indiotería

New Spanish Buildings

Contemporary Spanish Architecture

Spanish Architecture Designs – chronological list

Spanish Architecture – Selection

Spanish Architect Studios

Comments / photos for the Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor, Mallorca – Spanish Architecture design by Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura page welcome

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Дом в Son Puig / RipollTizon Estudio de Arquitectura Дом в Son Puig / RipollTizon Estudio de ArquitecturaДом расположен в районе, состоящем в основном из отдельно стоящих домов на одну семью. Участок, на котором расположен дом, расположен на более высоком уровне по отношению к остальной части жилой ули... Подробнее: https://decor.design/dom-v-son-puig-ripolltizon-estudio-de-arquitectura/ #Архитектура #Дома #ЖилаяАрхитектура #НаФейсбуке #Пальма #decordesign

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La Oficina de Arquia situada en el centro de Palma de Mallorca es el proyecto desarrollado por el estudio RipollTizon. El encargo consistía en la reforma y adaptación de un local existente para su adecuación como oficina bancaria de esta entidad.

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Social Housing in Sa Pobla, Majorca - RIPOLLTIZON

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Seven buildings that prove beige doesn't have to be boring

Architect Jürgen Mayer H and historian Philip Ursprung are presenting a manifesto championing beige buildings, titled Cosmic Latte, at this year's Chicago Architecture Biennial. We've chosen eight projects from the pages of Dezeen that fit the bill.

Museo Jumex by David Chipperfield, Mexico City, Mexico

The striking sawtooth form of this Mexico City gallery, by British architect David Chipperfield in collaboration with local studio TAAU, is designed to host one of the largest modern art collections in Latin America.

Completed in 2013 in the city's Nuevo Polanco district, Museo Jumex is set on a platform and raised above a plaza on 14 broad columns, and its distinctive roof and walls are made from concrete and white travertine.

Find out more about Mueso Jumex ›

Los Limoneros by Gus Wüstemann

This off-white house in Spain by Swiss architect Gus Wüstemann features a largely windowless exterior, but an internal courtyard surrounded by perforated walls ensures that light permeates the building all year round.

The two-storey home was designed as a second home for a family, who asked for a property where they could enjoy southern Spain's warm climate in privacy.

Find out more about Los Limoneros ›

National Museum Zurich extension by Christ & Gantenbein, Zurich, Switzerland

Christ & Gantenbein's angular extension to the National Museum Zurich provides new galleries, an auditorium and a library for the institution, which houses the largest collection of cultural and historical items in Switzerland.

The Basel architecture practice selected raw concrete for the extension, which opened summer 2016, to juxtapose the stonework of the existing museum building planned by Swiss architect Gustav Gull in the late 19th century.

Find out more about the National Museum Zurich extension ›

Ferriol House by RipollTizon, Mallorca, Spain

Spanish studio Ripolltizon added this family home covered in pale stucco onto the end of a row of traditional houses in Mallorca, Spain.

The house has small street-facing windows to respect the existing streetscape. It matches the height of its neighbour on one side and rises an extra half-storey on the other, where it borders an empty plot.

Find out more about Ferriol House ›

Museum of Islamic Art by IM Pei, Doha, Qatar

The monumental form of IM Pei's Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar, was completed on an artificial island on the Arabian Gulf in 2009.

The Pritzker Prize-winning architect used geometric patterns found in Islamic design to inform the building's angular stacked volumes, which are made from light stone and cast changing shadows throughout the day.

Find out more about the Museum of Islamic Art ›

Bay House by Leroy Street Studio, The Hamptons, USA

This cedar-clad villa in the Hamptons designed by New York City architects Leroy Street Studio is raised on timber pilotis to anticipate flooding.

Named Bay House, the six-bedroom residence is comprised of two angled wings that open out towards the ocean. The two halves of the home join at its centre, above a ground-level breezeway that frames views of the water.

Find out more about Bay House ›

Metrapol Parasol by J Mayer H, Seville, Spain

Jürgen Mayer H's own studio completed this giant latticed timber canopy as part of its redevelopment of the Plaza de la Encarnacíon in Seville, Spain.

The Metropol Parasol scheme includes an archaeological museum, a farmers market, an elevated plaza, and bars and restaurants, all contained beneath and within the parasol structure.

Find out more about Metropol Parasol ›

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Jürgen Mayer H and Philip Ursprung champion beige buildings with Cosmic Latte manifesto

The post Seven buildings that prove beige doesn't have to be boring appeared first on Dezeen.

from ifttt-furniture https://www.dezeen.com/2017/10/03/beige-buildings-roundup-cosmic-latte-manifesto-chicago-architecture-biennial/

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Ferriol House / Ripolltizon

http://www.dezeen.com/2012/09/19/ferriol-house-by-ripolltizon/

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