The
room displays a continuity between the interior and exterior across the sliding
doors that are placed in its shorter front. Arranged between the screens of
concrete, these fixed glass walls help to extend the sensation of the interior
space. In an area without architectural icons, the architect wanted to stamp a
strong character of simplicity and austerity on the new building, using only
three different materials.
Functional
Building Open Orientation Parochial Centre Tenerife 01
Functional
Building Open Orientation Parochial Centre Tenerife 02
Functional Building Open Orientation Parochial Centre Tenerife 03
The
room for meeting and catechizing has a multifunctional vocation, for it
presents an easily divisible space by use of a mobile partition. The programme of
requirements for this parochial centre was solved in a raised floor,
distinguishing two functional building units that are arranged on both sides of
the principal entry. The resultant volume is a prism of 15×9x5 metres, emptied
partially to obtain an open orientation to the southwest, crossing the front of
the building, and shielding the principal access of the building from the sun.
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