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Javier Sánchez Sánchez

Javier Sanchez

http://www.sanchezterioarquitectos.com

Avda. Virgen de Guadalupe 20,ssot 1, dpcho. 14-15, 10001, Cáceres, Spain
Javier Sánchez cofounded the architecture office Sanchez Terio Arquitectos to study the relationship between architecture, history and landscape in economically depressed areas and buid with reduced resources, fighting formal excesses not sustainable. He is a PhD candidate at Extremadura University, where he was also Professor of Civil Engineer. He was graduated at the ETSAM in Madrid. He was awarded the Coello prize by the University of Jaen in 2015 for research in architecture.

Call for ideas 2016

New Past-Present for an Uncertain Future


The preexistence - The necessary - The aesthetic

New Past-Present for an Uncertain Future


The preexistence - The necessary - The aesthetic
A symbiosis between landscape, cities and heritage. Fuzzy boundaries is necessary
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In the time of economic crisis we are living, cities has developed without worrying about the landscape or heritage. In many cases population has emigrated making greater inequalities. The joining of the city and the countryside is necessary for their survival and growth. The joining between cities and heritage is necessary for the creation of urban centers in contact with their past and without ghettos. In small towns where heritage is in contact with landscape, the link between them is essential. That´s the reason why an ARCHITECTURE OF FUZZY BOUNDARIES IS NECESSARY.
The connection between different urban areas should be rethink, eliminating edges and barriers and making hybrid urban fabric. Furthermore, these actions should realize a social function trying to revitalize abandoned areas and contributing to their occupation. This ethical work of linking the necessary and the preexistence, must be developed from an aesthetic point of view.


A bridge to new reality. Connection modules in primary school

Nexus to landscape. Gateway to residential area

Remembering Gordon Matta-Clark. Looking for the place between new and old architecture

A bridge joining past architecture to present. Extension and connection with nursing

New Past-Present for an Uncertain Future


The preexistence - The necessary - The aesthetic

New Past-Present for an Uncertain Future


The preexistence - The necessary - The aesthetic
A symbiosis between landscape, cities and heritage. Fuzzy boundaries is necessary
File under

In the time of economic crisis we are living, cities has developed without worrying about the landscape or heritage. In many cases population has emigrated making greater inequalities. The joining of the city and the countryside is necessary for their survival and growth. The joining between cities and heritage is necessary for the creation of urban centers in contact with their past and without ghettos. In small towns where heritage is in contact with landscape, the link between them is essential. That´s the reason why an ARCHITECTURE OF FUZZY BOUNDARIES IS NECESSARY.
The connection between different urban areas should be rethink, eliminating edges and barriers and making hybrid urban fabric. Furthermore, these actions should realize a social function trying to revitalize abandoned areas and contributing to their occupation. This ethical work of linking the necessary and the preexistence, must be developed from an aesthetic point of view.


A bridge to new reality. Connection modules in primary school

Nexus to landscape. Gateway to residential area

Remembering Gordon Matta-Clark. Looking for the place between new and old architecture

A bridge joining past architecture to present. Extension and connection with nursing


Idea by

Javier Sánchez Sánchez
Javier Sanchez
Avda. Virgen de Guadalupe 20,ssot 1, dpcho. 14-15, 10001
Cáceres
Spain
Javier Sánchez cofounded the architecture office Sanchez Terio Arquitectos to study the relationship between architecture, history and landscape in economically depressed areas and buid with reduced resources, fighting formal excesses not sustainable. He is a PhD candidate at Extremadura University, where he was also Professor of Civil Engineer. He was graduated at the ETSAM in Madrid. He was awarded the Coello prize by the University of Jaen in 2015 for research in architecture.