- Editorial:
- GUSTAVO GILI
- ISBN:
- 978-84-252-1934-4
- Páginas:
- 144
- Encuadernación:
- Rústica
- Colección:
- ARQUITECTURA
2G 27 MANSILLA-TUÑON
RECENT WORK
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Contents: Rafael Moneo Mansilla + Tuñón: A Declaration of Intent David Cohn Reason and Form MEMORY AND THE CITY Provincial Museum, Zamora Municipal Auditorium, León Royal Collections Museum, Madrid SYSTEM AND CONSTRAINTS Luis Diaz-Mauriño An Approximation to Mansilla + Tuñón: The Monte Carlo Method Indoor swimming pool, San Fernando de Henares, Madrid Extension to the Reina Sofía Museum, Madrid Community of Madrid Documentation Center, Madrid SAMENESS AND DIFFERENCE Carles Muro Anagrammatical Architecture Fine Arts Museum, Castellón Housing, Sarriguren, Navarre Civic Center, Sabadell, Barcelona EXPRESSIVE SYSTEMS Luis Rojo de Castro Monuments and Anti-monuments Castile and León Museum of Contemporary Art (MUSAC), León Municipal Library, Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz Museum of Cantabria, Santander TRACE AND LANDSCAPE Amanda Schachter From Landmark to Land-Marking: A Response to Urban Largesse Multi-use building, Teruel Sports complex for the Grand Slam Tennis Tournament, Madrid Science Park, Granada Cultural complex, Logroño Biography nexus Kette Glas - Circus Rings Mansilla + Tuñón - Travel Conversations |
Known until recently for such public facilities as the Zamora Municipal Museum, the Castellón Fine Arts Museum and the León Auditorium, over the last few years Mansilla + Tuñón have developed a number of projects in which urban scale and the problems of inhabiting in the contemporary city assume more and more importance.
In this issue of 2G we present the (almost) complete works of these Madrid architects, works grouped around the basic ideas which define their projects, namely memory and the city, system and restrictions, sameness and difference, and lastly trace and landscape. These concepts are not watertight entities, however, but are present in each and every one of their designs as intersecting references, and they enable us to dissect the architects' way of thinking and influencing reality. Similarly, the articles accompanying the presentation of their buildings scrutinise in kaleidoscopic form the modus operandi of their work.
