응급센터는 단일건축물 안에 경찰서, 도시보호기관, 앰뷸런스 서비스가 복합된 건축물로
시외곽순환도로에 접한 산업공원 내에 위치한다.
건축물의 디자인 컨셉은 산업단지의 특성을 반영한 기능적 공간 창출을
기본으로 작은 공용공간 확보와 아이텐티한 건축환경 구축에 목적이 있다.
광장으로 열린 주출입구로 면한 거대한 캔틸레버 스페이스는
지면으로 부터 들려져 센터의 건축이미지를 구축하는 한편
저층부에 위치한 리셉션 스페이스와 그 넘어 안쪽에 위치한 중정을
외부환경으로 부터 보호하는 기능을 수반한다.
또한 더블스킨으로 계획된 파사드는 외부로 유입되는
태양빛을 적절히 차양하는 동시에 뷰를 확보하는 장치로
내부환경의 쾌적성을 유지하는데 도움을 준다.
reviewed by SJ
The Emergency Station houses in a single building the Alboraya Emergency
services (Police, Civil Protection and Ambulance service). The site is
somewhat hidden, located between property walls of an industrial park –
Polígono de la Mar – close to the city ring road. The proposal aims,
therefore, to make the installation more visible while creating a small
public space that provides it with identity, kindness, a “place”. On
this basis, we configured a functional building with industrial
aesthetics.
Architects: OMBRA Arquitectos
Location: Alboraya, Spain
Architects In Charge: Pablo Peñín Llobell, Diego Carratalá Collado, Francisco Miravete Martín y Carmen Mellado Vera
Area: 2,200 sqm
Year: 2008
Photographs: Courtesy of OMBRA Arquitectos
Construction Company: Secopsa Construcción S.A.
Property: EGUSA.S.L.
Budget: 2.580.863,00 €
The large cantilevered volume marks the main access from the entrance
square. On the ground floor the large glazed surface invites the user in
to the reception area. The building is structured around an interior
courtyard of 10 x 7 m which provides light and ventilation to the
different spaces. The stairwell and wet areas are located to the sides,
thus liberating the rest of the floor plan and allowing a flexible
distribution with the use of screens.
The public scale is solved via the double façade. The large glazed windows are protected by a perforated steel sheet that enables the views from the inside out, while providing sun protection and a good degree of privacy from the exterior. This kind of façade turns the building into a giant lantern at night. The back façade, facing south, consists also of two layers, but in this case separated enough to form a patio between the façade itself, and the protection skin.
from archdaily