The Popular University of Armilla project harnesses light and climate to create a community environment surrounded by nature. Inspired by the traditional architecture of Andalusian corralas (courtyard buildings) and adapted to contemporary needs, this multi-family building offers a unique alternative of tranquility in the heart of the city.
The space aims to maximize natural light intake and provide spacious, comfortable areas, both within the residential units and the common zones. The facade, a play of volumes and openings, creates a shifting pattern of light and shadow that reflects urban dynamics.
The space aims to maximize natural light intake and provide spacious, comfortable areas, both within the residential units and the common zones. The facade, a play of volumes and openings, creates a shifting pattern of light and shadow that reflects urban dynamics.
Authors:
Berenguer Samos SLP
Miguel Martínez Monedero
Antonio García Bueno
Berenguer Samos SLP
Miguel Martínez Monedero
Antonio García Bueno
