ppt1-DEVELOPMENT OF TALL BUILDINGS IN BARCELONA
Cavero Lapuerta, Enrique Garau Bezzina, Pere Pau Padilla López, Alberto Tresserras Pujol-Xicoy, Joan Started to build tall buildings in the 90’s. Complicated to get city hall permits. New tall buildings being built, concentrate in Diagonal mar zone. Not a lot of tall buildings being built, city dedicated to tourism. Few population, no need for a lot of tall buildings. BUILDING PROJECT: Promoter: Mapfre Inmuebles, S.A. Architects: Iñigo Ortiz & Enrique León OWNER: Mapfre Corporation OCCUPANT: Mapfre offices, Caja Madrid, Flex advertisement… • Built due to Olympic games on 1992 • 40 floors • 154 meters • Highest helipad in Spain • Central core made of reinforced concrete 26 columns per floor Total area is 44.000 m2 Mirrors which reflect the city in them 154 meters 44 floors 483 room luxury hotel green colored glass surrounded by a perimeter structure completely white iron High-tech architecture BUILDING PROJECT: Promoter: INMOBILIARIA Architects: AJN and b720 Structure: OBIOLS/BRUFAU Builder: Facilities engineering: LAYETANA DRAGADOS/AXIMA/EMITE GEPRO 142m in height 50,500 m2 built area 4,349 openings 4,500 windows 25,000 m3 concrete 250,000 kg steel 59,619 glass sheets Most important and famous building in Barcelona Architect: Antoni Gaudí Commenced in1882 Gothic and curvilinear Art Nouveau forms Less than a quarter completed when Gaudí died 2010 midpoint Private donations Final heigh 170 meters 2010 consecrated and proclaimed a minor basilica by Pope Benedict XVI In 2026 finishes the construction
© Copyright 2024