ANA MEDINA GAVILANES
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ANA MEDINA GAVILANES
MASTER IN COLLECTIVE HOUSING 2012 ANA MEDINA GAVILANES ANA MEDINA GAVILANES MCH 2012 PORTAFOLIO ETSAM-UPM The following publication is a resume, an archive recording non-linear process of RESEARCH and EXPERIMENT of selected works made during the Master in Collective Housing edition 7th in Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid (ETSAM). AM na edina architect Ana Medina Gavilanes Quito - Ecuador 1985 Architect ANA MEDINA MADRID pag 07 pag 09 pag 23 pag 41 pag 57 pag 71 pag 81 pag 95 pag 105 pag 115 pag 127 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 Preface Hrovje NJIRIC WORKSHOP Landscape and Residential URBAN DESIGN SPECIALITY Anne LACATON WORKSHOP Low Cost & EMERGENCY HOUSING SPECIALITY Dietmar EBERLE WORKSHOP Juan HERREROS WORKSHOP Andrea DEPLAZES WORKSHOP Energy & SUSTAINABILITY SPECIALITY BURGOS & GARRIDO WORKSHOP Wiel ARETS WORKSHOP PREFACE Housing is not only a place to live in, it is a complete environment where each person develops his own world. The Master in Collective Housing evolves all the topics related to this studio. Concepts, strategies, models, exercises, all these tools allow us to have a complete and deeply knowledge in housing to use in different societies, realities, and places. The continuous information and dynamic used in this program from the different workshops and specialties, give us the approaches to the term inhabit. The ideas, studios, and exercises thought in this Master LAB face the lack of housing research to the changes produced in our societies in the last century. As a final result, there is a publication that shows all the opportunities that housing could have in any place at any time. 07 Master in Collective Housing 2012_WORKSHOP 01 Hrovje NJIRIC + Nerea CALVILLO 5 days workshop 09 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Theme ORDINARY LUXURY Workshop Leader Hrvoje Njiric Assistant Nerea Calvillo Team Nicola Acquafreda_Italy Bianca Barducci_Italy Ana Medina_Ecuador The first approach was a romantic view of living spaces, LUXURY as quality to define frames, to design freedom. Our understood of luxury is not a condition for rich people; it is about a condition of THINKING. Therefore, the character of places gives identity to have a UNIQUE feeling into the space, to look for the essence, to understand what is a space for. 10 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 luxury 11 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 LUXURY movement - dancing BATHROOM What is a bathroom for? Toilette Washbasin Bidet Shower Bath tub How Who Look in the mirror Naked Sleep Sing Masturbate clean intimacy the bathroom is probable the only place where we can be alone Light The bath as a temple, the bath as a dance floor Synchronized Pause - intensity int The rain is the entrance to the personal-secret space Plan 12 Plan Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 BEDROOM LIVING ROOM filter - mistery - clarity stay - open more than create (imagine) spaces, is the capacity of imagine the quality of life entrance dressing l i g h t l i g h t dressing entrance l i g h t d r e s s i n g e n t r a n c e e n t r a n c e d g l r ie sgs ih n t plan KITCHEN cooking + eating + sharing section KITCHEN + DINING ROOM plan section 13 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 tttrrtransluxury aarnnslluuxxuurrryyy 14 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 luxury for a transgender prostitute as . splitting private life & work . enjoy the management of his/her lifestyle . the control of space outdoor sex voyeur darkroom workspace sauna dress gloryhole sex machines lap dance big bed steam shower make up sleep private space rest relax body care collections 15 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Private space 16 Working space plan plan Trans luxury apartment A Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 A Transection A-A’ 17 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 18 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 19 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 20 Hrovje NJIRIC_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 21 Master in Collective Housing 2012_SPECIALITY 02 Landscape & residential URBAN DESIGN SPECIALITY * Bernardo YNZENGA 23 Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 Theme VALLECAS INTERVENTION Speciality Leader Bernardo Ynzenga Team Nicola Acquafreda_Italy Bianca Barducci_Italy Diana Espinosa_Ecuador Ana Medina_Ecuador Matteo Pacce_Italy View the city as a SYSTEM. We are introduced in a Urban Residential project where residential components and city projects are not indenpendent nor neutral.In this direction, we need to PROVIDE organization, use, perception, entertainment and appropiation to both, domestic scale and city space. The theory and practice will project the joint as a collective proposal, the stage, a city. 24 VALLECAS, a place to prepare Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 LINK as common ground urban tissue grid / network topology 25 Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 sistem 1 sistem 2 sistem 3 references congosto, madrid 110x30m blocks and streets 7m wide barcelona 110x110m blocks and streets 20m wide refrigerated city, cordoba ecological reconfiguration, philadelphia manhattan, new york 250x60m blocks and streets 16-25m wide toledo the strip, las vegas gran via, madrid 26 vallecas, madrid Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 Our group was evolved in the design of a link located in the south-east area of Madrid called Vallecas. This place is a mirror of the most recent urban development here in Spain: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Huge amount of new blocks Large streets crossing the area The use of the ground floor belongs to the dwellings The relation between the buildings and the streets is not related to the urban scale Low density Consumption of soil The commercial activities are located mainly in the malls Public spaces are huge in relation to the private plots, so they are empty and unkempt. 27 Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 Lenght 28 Building Height Street Width Barcelona Rambla de Sant Joseph 1.6 km 12 m 30 m Roma Via del Corso 1.7 km 15 m 10 m Los Angeles Sunset Bulevard 4.8 km 6 m 30 m New York Broadway 3.5 km 18 m 20 m Density Level Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 117 100 30 100 12 a) 23 floors 84 100 30 31 12 2a) 23 foors 84 30 12 43 12 12 70 70 62 12 34 12 b) 12 floors 70 12 34 12 12 34 12 a+b) 12 floors 53 53 53 112 112 12 17 12 112 12 17 12 12 17 12 a+c) 7 floors 44 44 134 44 134 134 d) 3 floors 12 8 12 a+d) 3 floors 84 62 62 c) 7 floors 53 12 8 12 12 8 12 29 Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 Buildings Tower 24x24m 75m high 368 people 3000 m2 = 0,30 ha 1 tower+ 1 bars 1960 people/ha Bar 1 12x50m 37m high 220 people Bar 2 12x90m 22m high 240 people 4500 m2 = 0,45 ha 2 bars 1066 people/ha Plots 1 a a= 100m b= 30m b a 2 a= 100m b= 45m b a 3 a= 100m b= 75m b 30 7500 m2 = 0,75 ha 2 bars + 1 bar + 1 tower 1424 people/ha LINK Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 : building a SEGMENT OF CITY M40 0,4 km Vallecas M45 4,7 km Congosto Vallecas M50 Vallecas Existing streets Railway Metro Station Railway Station Existent Tissues: Boundaries Connections -the urban tissue of the Congosto development is compact and dense, it defines rectangular blocks 115x28 mt -the urban tissue of the new Vallecas development is regular and defines sqare blocks 75x75 mt the is defined as a straight stripe that will be broken to allows connections and to create a dynamic city model CITY-NATURE The link is between the end of the city blocks and the nature, so is going to be a permeable tissue in the EAST-WEST axis New streets the Speed Metro ligera: the Stops the Density PEDESTRIAN+CYCLE CAR+CYCLE is decreasing, going along the shape and the use of the streets the solid back bone of the Metro ligero work as ‘magnets’ that attracts density and activities is polarized in compact clusters 31 Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 LAYERS Nodes. Pedestrian Path VALLECAS DISTRICT Buildings Cars lane Blocks Vallecas district is the symbol of the dehumanization of the contemporary city: low density, tissue and function omogeneity, wrong proportion and undefined spaces. The project area is a stripe located in the West side of Vallecas, where the urban tissue meets the nature, and it runs from the M40 (North) to the M50 (South). 32 The project is a LINK and it is meant to be a SEGMENT OF a CITY characterized by INTENSE ACTIVITIES, DENSITY, SPEED, DIVERTSITY. The high density is concentraded in clustered mixed use building. The plot size variation, the different uses of the buildings and the dominance of collectivity over territory create a mixed used urban environment. LINK plan for Vallecas Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 33 Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 MODEL PICTURE 34 Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 our purpose is to activate the neighborhood by designing a segment of a new city. The main features of our proposal is the creation of two types of connections: a longitudinal from the M40 to the M50 and a transversal trough new typologies of blocks. Along the first one, we concentrate some magnetic points that attract people and activities, these points are in one side, stops of a new tramway and in the other side, a pedestrian path. Therefore, in order to link the new piece of city and the existing one we decided to consider the length of the “Vallecas plot” and create different plot sizes (100m x 30/45/75m). Moreover, not all the streets in-between are for cars but most of them are pedestrian. The building’s typologies are two: tower and apartment block. They are different in height, length, and depth due to the necessity to improve the variety in use, density, and image. Inside the plot, the area is semipublic and the ground floor is a system of different uses that could infect upper and downer floors of the buildings. The streets designed are narrower than the existing ones and they are thought not only for cars but for different users and uses. 35 36 public equipment public equipment public equipment pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian bike line + pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + tram line + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + bike line + equipment + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian a pedestrian + tram line + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian bike line + pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 a magnetism section a-a public equipment pedestrian + tram line+ pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian bike line + pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + bike line + equipment + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian bike line + pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + tram line + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + bike line + equipment + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian green park pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 public equipment 37 main street 38 c section c-c pedestrian + vehicle + tram line + pedestrian b pedestrian + bike line + equipment + pedestrian c pedestrian + vehicle + tram line + pedestrian b pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + bike line + vehicle + pedestrian Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 section b-b public equipment pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + bike line + equipment + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + vehicle + pedestrian pedestrian + bike line + equipment + pedestrian Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 public space public equipment public equipment semi public space 39 Urban DESIGN_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 master plan 40 Master in Collective Housing 2012_WORKSHOP 03 Anne LACATON + Diego García SETIEN 5 days workshop 41 Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Theme PLUS Workshop Leader Anne Lacaton Assistant Diego García Setién Team Pramitha Bale_India Jesus Barranco_Spain Linda Delmedico_Italy Addler Edizalde_Mexico Marco Mazzotta_Italy Ana Medina_Ecuador Ana Redondo_Spain THREE contexts, ONE strategy, PLUS is the topic of the workshop. It faces three different situations of a built environment, each of them refers to a different context and problem, which need to be reflected as different exercises. These 3 cases will have different TACTICS deployed but finally complementary. This period of crisis, opens the way of changing something, taking TIME to think, to be clear with the aims and the priorities, and also to give more value to our work. 42 SESEÑA, Madrid THE GHOST TOWN Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 area: 72.68 km2 inhabitants: 18.504 (2011) density: 254.6 hab/km2 foundation: XII century Awfull. The big amount of empty dwellings, appears as a very disturbing disaster. According to its scale and to this totally unknown situation, it is an opportunity for open and innovative ideas, to critique this way of thinking urban planning as well as architecture, sweet home SESEÑA you need to live as a society 5 cores - sesena viejo - la estación - sesena nuevo - valle grande - EL QUIÑON: urban development 7500 built dwellings (13500 plan dwellings) called “manhattan” madrid made specially for young people 5.100 of 13.000 dwellings are built supossed to live there 30.000 people we need markets here you can eat here you can make up here you can sleep here you can drink here you can practice sports island let´s go inside! HORTALEZA, Madrid social 1300 unhealth dwellings 650 families need to be removed mantain the buildings as a component of memory change the social image passive action of authoritie the social movement asks for answers, the politicians “promised” to resolve this unfair situation borders should embrace this “island” which needs to be re-used memory is important, to preserve and reinforce the actual situation, activate 43 Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 madrid rio rehabilitation international prices 4.2 km of the M30 underground direct link with both sides of the city reactivated the area, but the façades of buildings need to be changed is it the façade or also the borders? in this situation, it is necesary to work on the walls, the windows, the openings and the voids, to make it part of madrid rio as a whole prjoect and not as different pieces. it is important the floor, 44 ground in connection with the street. A.Lacaton workshop Madrid Rio Student: MarcoMazzotta Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 madrid rio The opportunity that the buildings on the border of Madrid Rio’s project are enormous. The facade will have an importance of interface between the linear park and the buildings. As the project works with subproject, I think that also the buildings in the surrounding should work in the same way, creating their own identity in 1 relation with the project and why not, working in the same natural condi_ tion. The facade of the buildings could be an extention of the park with the topic of the “green” that could have different functions according to the need of the user (could be used for sun protection, for planting vegetable etc.) or simply they can have the same rule as the graffiti of the street, art in this context, not in terms of artwork or decoration but in terms of identification of iconic element among this long linear park. 45 Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 - - 6 5 1 7 2 4 46 3 Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 1 1 4 3 2 2 3 4 5 6 5 6 7 5 1 4 2 6 3 47 Anne LACATON_WORKWHOP_MCH2012 A B1 ACCESS 48 CULTURAL COMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL C B B2 Z1 Z1 STRATEGY OF GROUNDFLOOR USE Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 BANDS GREEN AREA CIRCULATION CIRCULATION GREEN AREA PARKING AREA SEMI-PRIVAT GARDEN PRIVAT STREET PRIVAT GARDEN GR RIA ST PARQUE DE MANZANARES DE MADRID RIO STREET PE PEDESTRIAN STREET MA RIVE DR R ID CO RIO ME RC IAL N- EE N AR ST EA R PA EET RK AR EA EN AR EA GRE 49 Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 STUDY POSSIBILITIES strategic sections BEFORE AFTER BEFORE 50 AFTER Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 A B C 51 Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 HOUSING BLOCK1 block type ACTIVITIES original block erasing dwelling on the first floor + 52 outdoor spaces housing spaces addition 2 1 Dwelling typology before 103 sqm after 137 sqm actual situation moving the dwelling to the topfloor erasing old facade 3 + new interaction DWELLINGS BLOCK 1 ACTUAL SITUATION Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 proposal1 proposal2 proposal3 proposal4 proposal5 proposal6 block type proposal7 53 Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 HOUSING BLOCK2 ACTIVITIES block type original block erasing dwelling on the first floor moving the dwelling to the topfloor housing spaces addition 1 Dwelling typology before 75 sqm after 90 sqm protection + actual situation 54 outdoor spaces 2 space flexibility erasing old facade 3 housing extencion + new interaction Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 block type 2 1 original type proposal2 activities 3 proposal1 proposal3 proposal4 55 Anne LACATON_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 HOUSING BLOCK1 D2 D D1 Section_Facade type2 Section_Facade type1 D2 D1 HOUSING BLOCK2 D3 D4 Section_Facade type4 Section_Facade type3 56 D3 D4 Master in Collective Housing 2012_SPECIALITY 04 Low cost & EMERGENCY HOUSING * María Teresa DINIZ 57 Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 Theme REDEVELOPMENT OF FAVELAS, SAO PAULO-BRAZIL Speciality Leader María Teresa Diniz Team Bianca Barducci_Italy Pramitha Bale_India Ana Medina_Ecuador This approach is based on a real FAVELA in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The studio was combined with theory, real cases studios and design PROCESS.The social impact is very important for the studio, and the need to improve the quality of life of people. 58 Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 Redevelopment of Favelas Sao Paulo-Brazil 59 Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 ANALYSIS 60 ANALYSIS Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 FAMILY HOUSES 61 Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 FAMILY HOUSES 62 B A Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 765 1 1 765 760 780 785 785 760 785 780 780 785 2 770 775 2 775 765 780 785 775 765 770 780 785 780 A B section 1 section 2 section 3 section 4 63 master plan Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 64 Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 DESIGN CONCEPT SECTION A-A SECTION B-B SECTION D-D SECTION E-E SECTION C-C 65 Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 NEW HOUSES DEVELOPMENT 300 FAMILIES RELOCATED PLOT AREA 31.500 sqm F.A.R. 2,5 66 Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 foot-bridge apartment 1 - 51m2 foot-bridge N+3.50 apartment 1 - 50m2 N+4.00 N+3.00 apartment 2 - 52.5m2 common terrace 36m2 N±0.00 N+0.54 TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN 67 Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 THREE FLOORS HIGH BLOCK 68 CLUSTER HOUSING FIVE FLOORS HIGH BLOCK Low COST_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 69 Master in Collective Housing 2012_WORKSHOP 05 Dietmar EBERLE + Victor OLMOS 5 days workshop 71 Dietmar EBERLE_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Theme FROM CITY TO HOUSE Workshop Leader Dietmar Eberle Assistant Victor Olmos Team Ana Medina_Ecuador How do people’s life easier? How to answer this SIMPLE question? The strategies to create buildings are focused on the differences of QUALITIES (in us) for designing. The theory approach is for this workshop the method of research. We develop three studios in different places in Madrid, which their own and different 72 CONDITIONS. Dietmar EBERLE_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 ROSALES The conditions of the place emphasises the corner. Two elements, memory and technology - solid and light - the architectonic element should be higher than the surrounding, it enriches the quality of the public, semi-public, and private space. 73 Dietmar EBERLE_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 VALLECAS Vallecas typical block shape Perimeter - buildings Inner public space Block Division Work in the center Plan 74 Section CENTRO Dietmar EBERLE_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 75 Dietmar EBERLE_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 REGULAR PLAN SECTION 7 FAÇADE 76 SECTION 6 Dietmar EBERLE_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 F REGULAR PLAN 77 Dietmar EBERLE_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 FAÇADE PUBLIC SECTION PRIVATE 78 PLAN Dietmar EBERLE_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Searching a geometrical organization through materiality gives importance to regulation. Proportion Input - output - optimize this issue conforms architecture. Fragmentation - joint, memory, work facing different edges. A bridge connects both sides, this horizontal element fells down in a vertical one, dissapearing while reaching the ground floor. The green is the new quality for the entire space. 79 Master in Collective Housing 2012_WORKSHOP 06 Juan HERREROS + María Auxiliadora GALVEZ 7 days workshop 81 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Theme CONTAINERS RE-VISITED Workshop Leader Juan Herreros Assistant María Auxiliadora Gálvez Team Vito Burdi_Italy Javier García_Spain Ana Medina_Ecuador Matteo Pace_Italy This workshop revises the classical designing techniques used in contemporary collective housing in some “AREAS OF OPPORTUNITY” of our cities. This strategy is a tool that gives DIFFERENT opportunities in the current demand of regeneration and requalification of the current urban model. These areas, where the existing city is bravely reworked to keep the zone alive with the new citizens and their new ways of 82 LIVING. Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 EDIFICIO ESPAÑA MADRID 83 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Edificio España is an old hybrid building that was active until 2006 and now awaits an uncertain future, it is empty and was its interior walls have been demolished. These buildings are big enough to offer a wide range of possiblities to be transformed –not because of their capacity to absorb large-scale and complex programs- but because they can influence the surroundings, contributing to build the urban fabric. TYPICAL FLOOR GROUND FLOOR BASAMENT FLOOR 2 ramp 1 stairs 3 elevators COLUMNS 1 area = 4682 m2 vertical circulation area = 48.27 m2 circulation percent = 1% 20x20 34X34 40X40 40X70 60X60 80X80 TOTAL 10 16 102 9 81 16 234 ramp 0 stairs 16 elevators 28 area = 4704 m2 vertical circulation area = 442.13 m2 circulation percent = 9.4% ramp 0 stairs 9 elevators 18 circulation overage 10am 2pm ramp 1 stairs 3 elevators 1 area = 4682 m2 vertical circulation area = 48.27 m2 circulation percent = 1% aprox. facade area = 7850m2 aprox. window area = 2663m2 ramp 0 stairs 9 elevators overage floor/top high = 2.92m e slab = 0.40m window overage = 33.92% 18 area = 4678 m2 vertical circulation area = 219.93 m2 circulation percent = 4.7% 20x20 34X34 40X40 40X70 60X60 80X80 TOTAL 10 16 102 9 81 16 234 ramp 0 stairs 16 elevators spain building circulation overage = 5% FRONTAL FACADE = 5% area = 4678 m2 vertical circulation area = 219.93 m2 circulation percent = 4.7% 28 area = 4704 m2 vertical circulation area = 442.13 m2 circulation percent = 9.4% northest sidewalk street maestro guerrero 84 TRANSVERSAL SECTION southwest footpath gran vía plaza españa Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 gran via & around.. 'La Gran Via is the arena in which are playing two forms of planetary simultaneity: colonialismVScosmopolitanism The first creates an 'us' looking in awe at the 'other', the second takes us into the difference. 'La Gran Via is the gathering of corporate, generic, diaphanous: from the expansive, with back of a fragmented economy, cosmopolitan, specific and Domestic: Endangered . rock big mountain in the city center monumental wall for pedestrian scale,rational.. empty but elevators & stairs conexion 24/7 place by 3 different metro lines noise gran via st. 8-line street and square reference for the southern city ancient ruins of a better time contrast full street & empty building 1st impressions 379.093 m3 building total volume 24.000 m2 plaza espana square surface 2007 when the building went empty 28 number of lifts >95% asked thinks is well comunicated by metro <30min to puerta del sur,pza. castilla, .. 18min walking needed to go all gran via 47% neighbours think that is NOISY 65.000 m2 main facade (south) surface 12th highest building in madrid 350.000.000eu paid by Banco Santander 1953 construction year 286 hab/Ha pop. density of the city center baseline data recycling space uses hybrid 3Dexperience connexion facade ungravity targets secondary connectivity emptiness inside a massive structure voids non private space carved from the solid independent shapes kind of zoomorphic shapes giving different programs newidentity voids elevators creation of a new ave. crossing the building system of escalators and lifts connecting the voids publicspace density carved avenue solid density let's increase the density program the void makes to grow the massivity strategies implication 85 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 rock "What gives value to a clay cup is the vacuum between the walls." Lao-tsé (570 aC-490 aC) callao pza. leganitos red de san luis c/alcala pza. de los mostenses plaza del carmen plaza sto. domingo considering the building as a solid object we have to fill the gaps and understand it as one piece with a simple and recognizable 86 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 callao pza. leganitos red de san luis c/alcala zoning of uses 1953 pza. de los mostenses plaza del carmen carved continuos way plaza sto. domingo Gran Via Inauguración inauguration : Orientation : Width of lane : Distritc : Neighbourhood : : 1924-1929 1,3 km SW-NW 25-35 m Center Palacio/Universidad, Sol/Justicia, pza. espana entrance: 6 4 8 8 8 red de san luis c/alcala plaza del carmen Width = 8m Height = 6m Inclination= 5 % plaza sto. domingo horizontal connections Width = 7m Height = 4m Inclination= 0 % vertical connections 4 callao pza. de los mostenses Width = 7m Height = 4-12m Inclination= 60-100 % leisure widening of way stretch 3 cinemas theaters night clubs american cafes 2012 boulevar stretch 2 department stores insurance companies headquarters hotels luxury av. stretch 1 casinos boutiques jewelries car dealers cafes mix of uses the fast changes of current lifestyle force the buildings to adapt theirselves to those changes appearing, suddenly, different uses in spaces non intendet for it. Giving different qualities to the public space becomes the perfect space for each use. 87 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 spaces qualification here width x length height orientation facade connexion your suggestions possibilities of occupation of space 33.510 m3 Ø30m sphere 40m x 25m volume 35m congress planetarium circus theater store disco 49.350 m3 s 5.704 m3 30m x 15m 10m 9m x 15m 7,5m x 15m 25m x 30m (29º) 5m 20m x 30m s pool library court forest boring office 16.200 m3 12m s 15x7,5m (ellipse) x 40m length 88 cinema 6.280 m3 s half pipe fashion week wind test Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 vertical circulation time/distance pza. espana pza. de pza. de los la luna mostenses plaza sto. domingo secondary connectivity callao red de san luis c/alcala vazquez de mella plaza del carmen faster secondary circulation connecting different pieces 89 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 incision typical floor old - new building section old - new building 90 void spacial connectivity Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 pza. espana pza. de pza. de los la luna mostenses callao red de san luis c/alcala vazquez de mella void appearence 97m plaza sto. domingo plaza del carmen 62m void carved out from the solid plan organization spaces defined strictly according to their own logic, independent of each other, of the external envelope and the clasical obstacles of architecture, even, partly gravity. 32m 97m 62m 32m 16m 16m 91 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 façade osmosis 92 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 architectonic references theoric references Damien Hirst Paris Library. OMA gordon matta clark acatama mine (chile) Netherlands Embassy. OMA Down Town Athletic Club Hamburg Philarmonic. Herzog&DeMeuron gran via building 93 Juan HERREROS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 generic space living union of generic spaces non linear relationship section housing section section housing typolgies housing typolgies direction of spaces public - private 94 plan sketch - spacial net connection housing typolgies Master in Collective Housing 2012_WORKSHOP 07 Andrea DEPLAZES + Fernando ALTOZANO 5 days workshop 95 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Theme DEEP PLAN HOUSES Workshop Leader Andrea Deplazes Assistant Fernando Altozano Team Addler Lozano_Mexico Ana Medina_Ecuador The different TYPOLOGIES of dwellings depth is the base of this studio, which tryes to understand the special CONDITIONS that each typology has. 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24 m depth are the only rule that we have for this research. 96 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 21 m depth We have to reach 100sqm, with 21m depth, our maximum wide is 4.76sqm. There are some special conditions in this depth, which the dwellings have to face,light and the narrow distance are the main ones. first plan typ. section a typ. section b typ. 97 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 21 m depth The studio of the depth shows not so many different opportunities, the distribution of the inner space is related to the shape of the external space. In this case, the exterior form guides the interior distribution. 98 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 21 unit P 1 2 3 V + Bike/moto Parking One bedroom unit Two bedrooms unit Three bedrooms unit Void void t1 t2 t3 t4 floor 20 floor 40 floor 60 floor 20 floor 40 floor 60 t5 t6 t7 platform void floor 0 platform + distribution floor 0 99 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 circulation floor 0 in-between floors floor 20 floor 40 floor 60 floor 2 floor 3 floor 4 floor 5 floor 6 floor 7 floor 8 (...) floor 22 floor 23 floor 24 floor 25 floor 26 floor 27 floor 28 (...) floor 42 floor 43 floor 44 floor 45 floor 46 floor 47 floor 48 (...) system first air floor 0 system second air floor 21 system third air floor 41 100 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 P 1 2 3 V Bike/moto Parking One bedroom unit Two bedrooms unit Three bedrooms unit Void floor 20 floor 40 platform floor 60 floor 49 floor 50 floor 51 floor 52 (...) floor 60 101 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 102 plan 1 plan 2 plan 3 plan 4 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 plan 5 plan 6 103 Andrea DEPLAZES_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 104 Master in Collective Housing 2012_SPECIALITY 08 Energy & SUSTAINABILITY SPECIALITY * Javier García GERMAN 105 Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 Theme ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY Speciality Leader Javier García Germán Team Ana Medina_Ecuador Architecture, lends itself admirably to EXAMINA- TION in sustainable terms. Energy that accumulates as information is one of the main tools that we need to take into account while designing. We will see several CONCEPTS and STRATEGIES managed by different people in different places, time, and projects, these studios will help us to understand and plan an architectonic project. This studio refers to an existing building, according to the new conditions of the new place, we will project a sustainable building. 106 Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 EDIFICIO JARAGUA Sao Paulo-Brazil 1984 Paulo Mendez da Rocha 107 Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 green areas exterior walls dining room garden living room vehicle entrance lobby, hall water mirror pedestrian entrance kitchen vehicle entrance shape O 2 5 structure vertical circulation 1Om SITE PLAN laundry bedroom bedroom bedroom shape bedroom TYPICAL FLOOR 48º 27º 108 SECTION transparency wind sun Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 POSITION AND EXTERNAL SHAPE in relation with climate ABU DHABI - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Proportions Proportions (wind - sun) Proportions (2:3) Section Existing (Sao Paulo) Proportions (1:2) Proposal orientation (Abu Dhabi) Proportions (1:3) June 8:00 13:00 18:00 Proportions (1:3) December 8:00 13:00 18:00 109 Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 PASSIVE SYSTEMS ABU DHABI - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES The buildable volume proposed in the regulation impedes the cross venting and the appropiate sun exposure. Systems are configured in centralized net, sensors are arranged to get real data of working according to a protocol. The tenants enter the building. They are informed and involved with the aim of generating a new sustainability culture. The building starts to deal the real climate and use vicissitudes and data obtained is analyzed. Regulation is modified and a volume with the shape of square is proposed to guarantee and optimum orientation. An internal courtyard makes possible the open-ended dwellings. The excavation of the parking area is reused to generate topography (microclimate and acoustics). It is placed perpendicular to the urban axis. The ecological print is brought back in the vegetal roof. The building is raised to allow the passing of the wind and the people flow from the square. The work with the environment creates microclimate that avoids the “heat island” effect. 110 The north side of the building envelops is understood as a layer that accumulates or rejects solar radiation depending on the seasun of the year. The north side of the building envelope protects from or collects fresh wind coming from the south. The houses have open-ended arrangament. The building starts to work at an urban scale. The houses are placed between two collector and protector layers (north and south). For optimizing systems and strategies, the building could be a model (not a type) which could be reproduced. The north envelope is specialized with a blinds constructive solution. The south envelope is specialized with a constructive solution of polycarbonate panels. Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 These two specialized layers, the building can be protected or collect energy throughout the whole year. The excavation casting will enable to generate topography with the trees planting and shade. The building is complemented with volumes wich make venting easier and enable to enrich the volume with public spaces. An air-land exchange system is arranged with an array net of underground piping at an average depth of 6m, collector inlets take the air from the trees shade area. A commercial area is arranged in the ground floor (mix uses). The commercial area is partially perforated. The naturally cooled air is mechanically impelled through the vent fans. This systems led to the dwellings by means of a piping vertical. The net is arranged in columns that pass through the heart of the dwellings and distribute the air though an inside systme of grilles and vent strikes. The basements partial perforated makes the venting and the people flow easier through the public space. The north envelope collects radiation from the solar galleries without letting it to pass into the building, and an air flow that is impelled to the cold areas of the house, while at night keeps a good temperature. In summer, the blinds system protects the glazed galleries from the solar radiation. In summer, during the nights, the underground piping system is off and the building is directly vented through the facade. In summer, during the day, the natural evaporating of the ecological roof dissipates the incident radiation. The photovoltaic and thermosolar panels are arranged in the most exposed areas, integrated in the north facade and the roof. The air extration is supported by a natural system of solar chimneys. 111 Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 first model june 8:00 december 13:00 18:00 8:00 13:00 18:00 13:00 18:00 second model june 8:00 december 13:00 18:00 8:00 ABU DHABI - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES MATERIALITY Blinding concrete Cavity wall Cold storage Exterior layer Interior layer Cavity wall Thermal insulation window Aerated concrete Breathe taking water insulation coat 112 Thermal insulation windows Double glazing windows Low emissivity glass Ventilated façade THERMODYNAMIC CONCEPT Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 ABU DHABI - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES High of stories: for ventilating and refresh therefore, the use of air conditioned could minimize. Through window´s system heating Free ground floor allows air The green roof dissipates Water and vegetation increases energy system decreases,and with a lower use of to enter into the courtyard. the incident radiation. between inner-outdoor spaces. air conditioned, the It also refreshes the floor of building reaches an internal comfort . the stories. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT ABU DHABI - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES FLOOR TYPE 2 b a a b dwellings vertical circulation horizontal circulation FLOOR TYPE 2 a-a b-b seven different typologies of dwellings 113 Energy & SUSTAINABILITY_SPECIALITY_MCH2012 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT ABU DHABI - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES entrance parking GROUND FLOOR SITE PLAN FLOOR TYPE 1 114 Master in Collective Housing 2012_WORKSHOP 09 Francisco BURGOS & Ginés GARRIDO + Javier MALO 5 days workshop 115 BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Theme LANDSCAPE Workshop Leader Ginés Garrido & Francisco Burgos Assistant Javier Malo Team Giacomo Caputo_Italy Addler Edizalde_Mexico Ana Medina_Ecuador The workshop started with the visit to Madrid Rio Park, where the urban mobility, equipment, connection, reactivation and new routes are USED as the main tools for this kind of projects. Colmenar Viejo is the place to study, a town near mountains and Madrid located in the north, the TION 116 MOBILITY and CONNEC- will be the decisive factors to project. BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 band aid BAND-AID 117 BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 highway - trainway - bikeline green areas CONTEXT actual situation built areas 118 BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Before the construction of highways and trainways, this area was an unique space. The actual panorama is two different situations, one, a built side and the other, a non- used green space; it is very difficult to cross to the other side. disconnection ANALYSIS marked points disconnection These mark points show areas where interesting happened are but separated, things unfortunately disconnected, isolated. 119 BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 DISCONNECTION LESS HIGHWAYS MORE BICYCLE PATHS LESS CARS MORE PEDESTRIAN MORE PEOPLE WALKING WAYS TO MAKE CITY healing the city = band aid 120 band aid BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 hill platform landing stage platform BAND-AID protected forest SITE PLAN estacion de cercanias el goloso parque regional “cuenca alta del manzanares” military quarter staple platforms universidad autonoma de madrid psychiatric hospital madrid old people residence high school m40 harbor platform elementary school operacion chamartin parque de valdelatas 121 BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 1 SEW UP different areas 2 CONTINUITY of paths 3 CONCENTRATION of funtion 122 ¿WHY PLATFORM? ¿WHY PLATFORM? 1 HILL BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 working with TOPOGRAPHY 2 LANDING STAGE 3 STAPLE 123 BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 SEPARATED PATH BIKERS AND PEDESTRIAN BICYCLES PEDESTRIAN RUNNERS PEDESTRIAN RUNNERS PEDESTRIAN BICYCLES BICYCLES PEDESTRIAN BICYCLES BICYCLES PEDESTRIAN RUNNERS URBAN PATH GREEN PATH URBAN PATH GREEN PATH 124 URBAN PATH GREEN PATH pedestrian - bike paths inside the platforms intersection of levels BURGOS & GARRIDO_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 walking - biking (living) in platforms 125 Master in Collective Housing 2012_WORKSHOP 10 Wiel ARETS + Lena WIEMER 5 days workshop 127 Wiel ARETS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 Theme TOKYO UTOPIA 2085 Workshop Leader Wiel Arets Assistant Lena Wiemer Team Ana Medina_Ecuador The global and local societies and their metropolitan areas will change because of current developments. We will focus on TOKYO as 'battle-ground', and its ability to function as an example for a new UTOPIAN SOCIETY. We will challenge the idea of a supermodern-metropolis and how it could stimulate a new LIVE/LIFE, production COMMON place. Utopia in which of working are 128 and new ways i s l a n d s h o m o g e n e o u s i s l a n d s h o m o g e n e o u s h o m o g e n e o u s i s l a n d s Wiel ARETS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 AGENDA - Waking up - Fair of reality - Look back to history - Memory - Identity - Living its old-new culture - Process to the future - Give the stage in 2085 - Strategy: everything is resolved, so, the world would be for people having concerns about their identity, there would be an identity crisis in Japan. They have many light periods in their history; however, their obedience makes them having this crisis. Samurai, fansab, music, beauty, bulling, happiness, homogeneity, difference, wars, proud, sex, west, island, identity. MAKE ISLANDS OF IDENTITY, TIME, MEMORY, but connected. 129 Wiel ARETS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 MANIFESTO HOMOGENEOUS ISLANDS I WOKE UP in an unknown place where I had never been before, I was afraid so, I tried to remember what happened for so long, I thought I was in my aeroar talking with my friend and after, I was not sure, I could not remember. I realized that for the moment I would not have been able to remember, then I decided to go out. What I have seen was incredible, actually, I thought it would have been worse that my reality, especially because I remembered some stories from my grand mother. I was flying in my aeroar and what I saw first were shining points everywhere, the sky was full of tiny transparent cables that drove solar energy to every human body, that was the reason why everybody was shining in the sky. Suddenly, a cable put into my stomach and I started to be brilliant, SHINING like the sun, but what was more surprising was to feel that quantity of energy surrounding my entire body, I felt powerful and invincible, I felt alive, however, there were also people in aeroar but they were not shining, of course, they were grush . I felt curious because when I looked around, nobody was laughing, even smiling, in fact, every person I saw was almost one, their facial expressions, their clothing, the structure of their body, women and men, children and teenagers, all same. Then I compared them with the building spread over the land, were the same, the same aspect, the same order, the it was like the buildings were copy of people, or people be COPY of buildings, as a serial production like the aeroar. I felt scared of asking anything to anybody, my first impression was to be distanced or avoiding any visual contact, I for other place and I went to the lower level. 130 a copy of another of them were the same repetition, For this reason, decided to look Wiel ARETS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 When I the ground, I decided to walk. Abruptly, I could have look at one wall screen ad, I was totally paralyzed when I read it, it said Tokyo. How could I have been in Tokyo? I knew I was not in my place, I knew I was far from home, but being in Tokyo was not an option, it was not possible, Tokyo was on the other side of my place. I felt more afraid than I was before, I wanted to be in contact with somebody from home, but at the same time, I was so curious to discover how was that city, that alpha-city of the world. Then, many images came to my mind, Tokyo´s sounds, crow, bay, everything I have seen in my wall screen at home but all I had in my mind was different from what I was looking or listening. I kept on walking afraid, but as the time went out, I felt more comfortable with Tokyo. While I was walking, I saw many groups of people walking around, adults, young, old people, teenagers, everybody were walking by the sidewalks in groups or alone, but something was different from the upper levels, they were really smiling, laughing, fighting, showing human expressions the whole time, in that moment I decided not to go in any specific direction, just walked around. The more I walked on, the more I liked that place, even it was the same everywhere as buildings or people BEHAVIOR, I liked it more than the upper level. For sure it was due to the opened places, the empty area, the void above the surface, the weather, everything was nice, even the wall screen ads. After walking so long, the streets changed into water, I noticed it was Tokyo´s bay, the big bay but I could not have seen it, there were buildings, islands as parks, actually the bay was an extension of the city, it was in fact Tokyo city, the only difference was that the streets were canals, as the disappeared Venice. It was not a bay anymore, so I did not know where the city finished, or where the sea started. I kept on walking towards the “bay-city”, through the sidewalks, which were solid, and unexpectedly there appeared a hundred of samurais in front of me. They were FIGHTING among them, they were killing each other, I was petrified, my entire body was paralyzed, I could not move one centimeter, it was like Tokugawa´s age, I really felt their energy and spirit, their clothing, their hair, their swords, the amazing sound of their swords and something very impressive was that their bodies were shining too, they were real people back to three hundred years. Then, a lady appeared in front of me and started to talk so quick and fast but obviously, I did not understand any word she said, I thought she was angry due to my non-reaction and she leaved me, after thinking a while, I decided to leave that place too. Ten minutes later, I was wandering why I leaved that battle, why I did it, and I tried to go back but it was impossible, I lost the path. I was so upset with myself for loosing that amazing experience that until now I regret. I entered into a kind of building, but in fact, it was some kind of STRUCTURE connected to others similar. I realized that these structures were made for a specific action or ATMOSPHERE, they did not belong to anybody, actually it belonged to everybody. Every structure of the city was made for this, there were a capsule for each activity for each one as sleeping, eating, working, jumping, any activity that people could do, it was astonishing because nobody needed to have one only space for living, they could live everywhere and did anything at anytime they wanted. When I went downstairs, I wanted to find a place to rest, I asked some people but no one understood what I said, however, they were kindly with me but in fact I did not received any help. So I walked again and a fansub group appeared in front of me, its impression was marvelous, everybody was dressing those colorful attractive sensual clothes that I remembered the samurais battle and I decided not to loose again an opportunity like that, I followed them. They were shouting, singing, dancing and after walking a while, they met hundred of others fansub. You really could do anything at any moment. So, Tokyo did not need housing, its society was so diverse that anybody could chose how to live, and this shining item for each one could reflect their history, their memory, it was a brilliant society of the world, or, it was a society that shouts out for recognition. This understanding depends on Tokyo society, their honor, their history, their customs, and their lives. 131 Wiel ARETS_WORKSHOP_MCH2012 LIVING IN After I was completely adapted to this Tokyo, I realized that it is important to look back to the history in order to have memory. This platform will not be about Tokyo´s but Japan, which has been a country of monoculture. Japan has ONE race origin, long history of an ISLAND country, impartially secure and stable treasuring of their cultural development without experiencing invasion or colonization by other countries, and the causes that form their present situation, HOMOGENEITY. To arrive to this point it might be least effective to change the JAPANESE HEART OF CULTURE, which General Douglas MacArthur occupied for several years. Moreover, the Emperor´s family is originated from invaders from Korea, and ruled all over Japan settling shrines as military bases to control population. Even though these facts are ancient, they might be the initiation of this tendency in Japan to OBEY authorities. However, Japanese people belong to a culture, which is not the topic for this discussion, it will be their IDENTITY CRISIS; this statement is based in the lack of tradition they have in order to thing individually, they think as a member of some group or organization that they belong to. This mono-racial country that has one language standardized by the mass media, shows that unique opinions are contrary to what their holders hesitate in order to express themselves, knowing subsequent discrimination from others. Moreover, self-sacrifice for the common benefit is a characteristic key of the highly educated and should be one of the most important virtues of responsible leaders. But, big knowledge often comes by egoistic personality, further, recent tendency with materialistic prosperity which is called an age of satiation might be a hotbed for hedonism. Back to the past, it is necessary to say that the long time of isolation that Japan had in Tokugawa shogunate had kept them from the exterior world, reinforcing this isolation as a tendency. The shogun close trading except a small amount with China and Holland, and rejected immigration due to the fear of Christianity propagation. Whether the poor shogun´s tendency for foreign language might have come from its closely society, its grammar differences, or education system, it is a fact that Japan absorbs foreign ideas or information in translation. On the other hand, there is a great level of traditional culture accumulation that could not be translated into other languages. Now, bullying or hikikomori effect shows the lack of originality there is. Their traditional education places too much emphasis on listening to teachers and not having a discussion. Teachers have the answer and students memorize it, so they do not have the necessity for thinking by themselves. Then, their education creates similar Japanese student always taking about yesterday´s Tv animation or PlayStation 3, when a student does not watch the same program, he might lose a topic, and could be bullied; their present education must reinforce their identity crisis. And what would happen in the future, they might have failed to introduce free culture in the field of sexual expression. Fortunately or unfortunately, Japan was the only victim of a two nuclear bombs, so they have a strong responsibility to lead their peaceful future. They have grown up from disaster and poverty after war because they are proud of being studios and industrious. After having this sight to history, it is demonstrated they have an identity crisis. But identity is the RELATIONSHIP that maintains only with ONESELF, so, how a society without clear identity for so much time could find one without having the tools necessary to do it? Then, there will be necessary to find the essence in order that this fact is possible. The way would be to reach the eternity, the supremacy, the own, not stolen identity? There is a HORIZON where they separate or join the divine and the mundane, where the man must find his way to reach his identity. Crown, understanding, wisdom, severity, kindness, brilliance, eternity, beauty, foundation and finally kingdom, they are the necessary points to have for managing this supremacy personal point. Nevertheless, each one will be able to remain in any part of the way, some will be able to CHOOSE the first one or only the half of the way, whereas others will want to come at any expense to the superiority. The supreme or low identity will depend in a DECISION AND PERSONAL ACTION, to what it might call X-DIVINE SYSTEM. For it, it is necessary to realize homogeneous islands where every individual will be able to choose his way to come to his identity if it wants it or not. These ISLANDS will be in different levels, on and underground and sea, and also they will be connected by means of cables of light of the Sun that will be the ways chosen by every person. 132 UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE MADRID ESCUELA TÉCNICA SUPERIOR DE ARQUITECTURA Department of Architectural Projects Departamento de Proyectos Arquitectónicos Master´s Degree Director / Director del Máster: José María de Lapuerta