Showing posts with label REVISTA COAM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label REVISTA COAM. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 1, 2025

TROLE BUILDING /////////////////////////////// MADRID SOUTH ///////// WHITE ATELIERS IN BLACK COAT









One morning a client stopped into our office, he said loved the space we were working in. He and his partners had bought an old coffee factory in the south of Madrid. He wanted us to prepare a project to build office spaces like CAMAROTE in that plot. First we had to demolish the factory and DESIGN a project plan. The plot laws said we could make a 20m high building with no more than 3 floors. So we already knew height was decided, the building had to shrink 3m meters from the neighbouring line and the maximum area to build was about 4000m2, excluding an underground garage and a space for machines.  We drew a building that would be a new icon in the neighbourhood, a new diamond in an ocean of dull brick buildings. In the summer we presented the project for license in the municipality. It took more than a year to fix details and we accepted to do some changes to pass the law filters, especially the fire regulations, which are very strict in offices and factory lofts. 

ARCHITECTURE BY ANTO LLOVERAS & ALBERTO SANCHEZ CABEZUDO

Friday, December 22, 2017

TV SET______ PLATÓ DISNEY CHANNEL____ 360 º _________________ REVISTA COAM PREMIO PROMAX






PROYECTO PUBLICADO 
POR LA REVISTA DEL COLEGIO OFICIAL DE ARQUITECTOS DE MADRID



UNA HABITACION DE 15 X 15 METROS
SE TRANSFORMA EN UN PLATÓ LÚDICO
PARA GRABAR EN 360 º






SET DJ

SUPERVISIÓN MONTAJE



El documento describe un proyecto de un plató de televisión para Disney Channel, diseñado por el equipo TABLE y publicado en la revista del Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Madrid (COAM). El plató, de 15 x 15 metros, se concibió como un espacio lúdico y versátil para grabar en 360 grados. El diseño enfatiza la creación de un entorno flexible, que permita realizar múltiples actividades televisivas dentro del mismo set. El proyecto fue realizado en colaboración con arquitectos como Alberto Sánchez Cabezudo, David Benítez y los hermanos Guzmán Pastor.