Nursery in the Jardines de Malaga in Barcelona

 

 

位于巴塞罗那的一个幼儿园，中规中矩的矩形冷调外表皮以内，是五彩缤纷的儿童乐园。

该建筑为一个改建建筑。所有教室都分布在上下两层楼的南侧，宽阔的走廊联系起所有的
教室，二层体量向一侧偏移，形成一个悬挑造型。

采用不同孔隙度的穿孔金属版和不透光金属板作为建筑的外围护结构，充盈的阳光进入到
建筑之中，与室内暖色系的木材或橡胶地板以及其它色彩形成温暖的氛围。

院子种下了树木，未来会变得郁郁葱葱，为这里的小居民们带来呵护和庇荫。

 

 

非常感谢Batlle I Roig Arquitectes将项目介绍和项目图片授权gooood发行。
Appreciation towards Batlle I Roig Arquitectes for providing the following description: 

 

 

 

 

 

Authors: Enric Batlle, Joan Roig architects 
Collaborators: Laura Quintana, Goretti Guillén, Arantxa Manrique, architects, 
Francesc Parera, draftsman 
Location: Barcelona 
Developer: Consorci d’Educació de Barcelona. 
Construction Company: CGN / construc-green ingeniería y servicios, sl  
Project date: 2009 
Construction date: 2010 
Surface: 745 m2 
Budget: 1.667.000 €

 

 

 

The redesign of the Malaga gardens, located in the block interior bounded by 
Nicaragua, Berlin, Numancia and Avenida Josep Tarradelas streets, in Barcelona, 
promoted the allocation of a small site for the construction of an education 
facility: a nursery. The rectangular shaped site is attached to a dividing wall 
one of its long sides closing the block interior, and faces the gardens on the 
other.

 
The small area of the site prevented the program to be developed in a single 
story, as would have been desirable. It was decided to organize it in two 
floors, which allowed all the classrooms to face south. The need for 
playgrounds and porches on both levels was solved with a structural offset in 
section. The classroom access is done, in both levels, trough a wide corridor 
illuminated by a patio attached to the neighbor division wall. The entrance, 
located at one end of the volume, was protected by another offset of the 
superior volume that created a cantilever over the access.

The play of volumes and geometries imposed to the building by the small area of 
the site was nuanced by some moderation on the election of materials, choosing 
concrete for the structural elements for the less sunny side facades, and 
metal, both opaque and perforated, on the sunniest ones. In the interior, this 
monolithic perception of the building was modified introducing materials with a 
better tactile quality, such as wood or rubber and extending also the chromatic 
palette.

 
The lush vegetation of the garden in which the nursery is located, and the 
future vegetation of its patios, will soon shelter this small building, 
confusing visually the interior and exterior, but welcoming and protecting its 
little inhabitants.