#Josep Lluis Mateo

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924. Josep Lluis Mateo /// Family House in Mallorca /// Colonia de St. Pere, Betlem, Mallorca, Spain /// 1997-00

OfHouses presents Houses of the 90′s, part II: SuperSpanish. (Photos: © Duccio Malagamba, Gabriel Ramon.)

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Josep Lluís Mateo - Deutsche Bundesbank, Chemnitz 2004. Via, 2, photos (C) Jan Bitter. 

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Rehabilitación Mas El Vilar. Josep Lluis Mateo – MAP

Adrià Goula ,ph

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Les Machines - Naves Industriales Puigcerdá, Josep Lluis Mateo, 1988-91

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Josep Lluis Mateo. Quaderns. 192 1992, 28

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Toni Catany International Photography Centre

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Mallorca, Llucmajor Building Design, Balearic Islands Property Photos

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor

17 December 2021

Architect: Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura

Location: Llucmajor, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Photos by Aldo Amoretti unless stated otherwise

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor Building

In the old town of Llucmajor (Mallorca), occupying part of the house where the photographer Toni Catany was born, Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura built the International Photography Centre, based on the work and the collection of this great artist.

The place, the history, the remains, the scale, the classic typology of houses closed to the outside and open onto courtyards… all of this obviously forms the base for the project.

They are phantoms or realities that accompany us, though we have to control them.

However, we did not forget that our mission here was to build a contemporary museographic centre of reference as a suitable setting for exceptional works.

photo : Gabriel Ramon

We conserved remains, rebuilding some, we primitively restored the façades with care… But the space is new, open, flexible, large, available, with very controlled light, sometimes shadowy…

photo : Gabriel Ramon

Some singular elements appear: a staircase that takes flight, another that recreates the chromatic world of the artist in question…

Constructing (2019-2021) Chronicle: Toni Catany Internation Photography Centre from mateoarquitectura on Vimeo.

Though the protagonist is always the space with an accompanying detail at hand that is both radical and approachable.

Epilogue

This is a building constructed during the COVID-19 pandemic, with its different moments of isolation, distance and digitality.

Though here we had to produce something that was concrete, close, manual, in a distant and sometimes desperately archaic world.

It was not easy.

Josep Lluís Mateo

Toni Catany International Photography Centre – Guided Visit from mateoarquitectura on Vimeo.

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor, Mallorca – Building Information

Project name: Toni Catany International Photography Centre In Llucmajor, Mallorca

1st Prize (by unanimity): National Project Competition 2018

Architecture practice: Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura Website: https://ift.tt/30v2kZj

Lead architect: Josep Lluís Mateo Location (street, commune, town/city, country): Llucmajor (Mallorca) Client: Government of the Balearic Islands (Department of Culture) and Spanish Ministry of Culture Design date: 2018-2019 Construction date: November 2019 – September 2021 Built surface area (m2): 1,200 m2

Photographs / Website: Gabriel Ramon (https://ift.tt/3FasOhQ) / Aldo Amoretti (https://ift.tt/3F6kIqd) Video-maker: Dan Barreri (http://danbarreri.com/)

Other participants: Contractor: Obras y Pavimentos MAN Technical architect: Biel Garcies Structures: BAC Engineering Consultancy Group Installations and sustainability: DEERNS Bill of quantities: Arrevolt

Mateo Arquitectura / Josep Lluis Mateo

Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor, Mallorca images / information from architects Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura

Location: Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Balearic Islands Buildings

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Casa Bauzà, Mallorca Design: Miquel Àngel Lacomba photo : Miquel Lacomba Casa Bauzà

Siau Ibiza Hotel, Carrer de ses Oliveres, Puerto de San Miguel Design: AIA (Activitats Instal.lacions Arquitectòniques) photograph © Simon Garcia | arqfoto.com Siau Ibiza Hotel, Puerto de San Miguel

Cultural Center Casal Balaguer in Palma de Mallorca

Consell Kindergarten, Mallorca Architect: RipollTizon Estudio de arquitectura photo : José Hevia Consell Kindergarten

Hotel Castell dels Hams, Porto Cristo, Majorca – pool & spa Architect: A2arquitectos photograph : Laura Torres Roa / Antonio Benito Amengual Balearic Islands Hotel

Bar in a Cave, Porto Cristo, Mallorca, Balearic Islands Architect: A2arquitectos Balearic Islands Bar

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Sports Center Sa Indiotería, Palma de Mallorca Architect: Jordi Herrero – Arquitecto Sports Center Sa Indiotería

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Comments / photos for the Toni Catany International Photography Centre Llucmajor, Mallorca – Spanish Architecture design by Josep Lluís Mateo – mateoarquitectura page welcome

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A Piñata instead of a house

Based on a section model of Josep Lluis Mateo’s Borneo Housing Complex

Model made by Zach Bundy, Adam Zanzucchi, Nika Pniak, and Abel Clutter while at the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, at ASU

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JOSEP LLUIS MATEO AND FLORIAN SAUTER

"The four elements and architecture. Earth Water Air Fire"

2014

This book explores the relationship between architecture and the four elements and how the discussion between both of them is a way of approaching new paths.

It has been a referential text for the last semester because the four elements invite us to think about the relation between architecture and something else. 

Earth, Water, Air and Fire, have been depicted in my latests works, not only because they incite us to think in alternative ways of approaching architecture, but also due to the essential role they play when thinking about imagination. Gaston Bachelard has characterised  such elements as "the hormones of imagination". Discovering a connection between these three aspects, has built up a network of concepts I intend to keep exploring. 

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Le "campus créatif", imaginé par l'architecte Josep Lluis Mateo, entre en phase de construction

Le 21 mars a eu lieu la pose de première pierre du " campus créatif ESMA " de Montpellier (34) " futur pôle de formation du réseau d'écoles créatives Icônes, dédié aux métiers de la création et du numérique.

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                      Gentile redazione,

con la presente segnaliamo gli ultimi due appuntamenti della rassegna della Fondazione Ordine degli Architetti di Genova “Big November 4 – Architectura et Media”.

  Lunedì 10 dicembre, ore 17.45, Palazzo Ducale

Adam Caruso/ Caruso St. John Architects – L’architettura e il presente storico

Nella Sala del Maggior Consiglio di Palazzo Ducale si tiene l’incontro “L’architettura e il presente storico” che vede protagonista lo studio londinese Caruso S. John Architects, due volte vincitore del premio Stirling e menzione speciale all’ultima Biennale di Architettura di Venezia. L’evento è curato da Lorenzo Trompetto e si tiene in lingua inglese con traduzione consecutiva.

  Nell’incontro, Adam Caruso racconta la sua idea di presente storico, di come anche le parti più antiche della città facciano parte della sua condizione contemporanea. Questo modo di pensare la storia mette a disposizione dell’architetto contemporaneo duemila anni di architettura, una gamma di scelte quasi intimidente, ma anche una fonte di enormi potenzialità. Caruso St John, da sempre, lavorano per un’architettura radicata al suo contesto. Lo studio resiste alla moda imperante degli involucri sottili, a favore di edifici che vanno percepiti con lentezza, nel tempo e che hanno un forte contenuto emotivo. Il loro lavoro è arricchito da un forte dialogo tra la città europea e la storia dell’architettura, dell’arte e della cultura in modo più ampio. Gli edifici sono opere d’arte che si legano all’ambiente costruito e abbracciano lo spazio “trovato”. Il contesto è il riferimento principe per immaginare le forme; ciò permette di evitare che sia la funzione a dettare l’architettura.

  Mercoledì 11 dicembre, ore 17.45, Palazzo Ducale

Aldo Amoretti – “Tra realtà e immaginazione, architettura e fotografia”

Nella Sala del Munizioniere di Palazzo Ducale si tiene la conferenza “Tra realtà e immaginazione architettura e fotografia” con protagonista l’architetto e fotografo Aldo Amoretti. Si tratta dell’incontro finale della rassegna della Fondazione Ordine degli Architetti di Genova “Big November 4 – Architectura et media”, curato da Benedetto Besio.

  Aldo Amoretti, sanremese, laureato in architettura a Milano nel ’92, ha lavorato come architetto fino al 2005, con Marco Calvi, ottenendo numerosi riconoscimenti nazionali e internazionali per l’ampliamento del cimitero di Santo Stefano e del cimitero Armea di Sanremo. Tra i premi ricevuti per il lavoro di architetto si ricorda AR+D Emerging Architecture Award nel 2006 e nel 2003, il Prix PAI nel 2006, l’ Archdaily Building of the year 2006 e il Premio L.Cosenza nel 1996, 2002 e 2004. Nel 2005 inizia a lavorare come fotografo free-lance. Le sue fotografie sono state pubblicate dalle più importanti riviste come The Architectural Review, Detail, Abitare. Il suo lavoro è stato esposto alla Biennale di Venezia, alla Galerie d’Architecture a Parigi, al Bund Deutscher Architekten BDA a Stoccarda. Ha collaborato con diversi studi di architettura quali, fra gli altri, Peter Zumthor, BIG, Snøhetta, Dorte Mandrup, Josep Lluis Mateo, Auer Weber. Nel 2017 ha vinto il premio internazionale Architizer a+Award per le fotografie del Museo della Miniera di Zinco a Sauda in Norvegia, progettato da Peter Zumthor. Lavora tra Sanremo e Barcellona. «Per me la tecnica è solo il mezzo per trasformare le mie sensazioni in fotografie – spiega Amoretti – Ogni volta inizio studiando il progetto, leggendo testi e possibilmente incontrando l’architetto: così raccolgo le informazioni razionali, ma quando sono davanti all’edificio la concentrazione mi aiuta a capire ciò che non è misurabile o definito. Ogni costruzione può raccontare una storia: per se stessa, per il contesto, per la storia, per chi ci vive o altro ancora; e talvolta riesco a oltrepassare la struttura fisica per entrare nello spazio reale dell’architettura: lo spazio metafisico. Quando andai in Norvegia per fotografare il Museo della Miniera di Zinco, di Peter Zumthor, scelsi di andare in inverno, stando quattro giorni nei boschi, per percepire a fondo la storia e le estreme condizioni geografiche di quella remota miniera. Le successive scelte tecniche – luce, colore inquadrature – furono i mezzi per esprimere quello che avevo appreso».

  Gli eventi sono a ingresso libero.

    Con preghiera di diffusione.

Cordiali saluti.

  Chiara Tasso

  www.studiovialevondergoltz.it

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Big November 4 “Architectura et Media” – Lunedì 10 e martedì 11 dicembre a Palazzo Ducale gli ultimi due appuntamenti della rassegna                       Gentile redazione, con la presente segnaliamo gli ultimi due appuntamenti della rassegna della Fondazione Ordine degli Architetti di Genova “Big November 4 – Architectura et Media”.

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Josep Lluis Mateo

http://www.mateo-arquitectura.com/projects/

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Get Lectured: Cooper Union, Spring '18

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Get Lectured: Cooper Union, Spring '18

Archinect’s Architecture School Lecture Guide for Winter/Spring 2018

Archinect’s Get Lectured is an ongoing series where we feature a school’s lecture series—and their snazzy posters—for the current term. Check back regularly to keep track of any upcoming lectures you don’t want to miss.

Want to share your school’s lecture series? Send us your school’s lecture series poster and details to connect@archinect.com.

Check out upcoming events for “Hippocratic Domains”, the Spring 2018 lecture series of The Cooper Union‘s Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture.

Jan 25 Róisín Heneghan at The Great Hall, 7 p.m. 

Feb 13 OBRA Architects – Pablo Castro and Jennifer Lee at Room 315F, 12 p.m.

Feb 21 Emre Arolat at The Great Hall, 7 p.m.

Feb 22 Rafi Segal in Conversation with Anthony Vidler at Room 315F, 6:30 p.m. 

Mar 6 Andrés Jaque at Room 315F, 7 p.m. 

Mar 22 Ana Miljački at Room 315F, 6:30 p.m.

Mar 27 Josep Lluis Mateo at The Great Hall, 7 p.m. Co-Sponsored with The Architectural League of New Yo…

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Banc Sabadell Atlántico Barcelona bank building

Banc de Sabadell Atlantic Barcelona Building, Tower Block Project News, Spanish Office Interior Design

Banc Sabadell Atlántico Barcelona

Bank Building interior in Catalonia design by Josep Lluís Mateo Architect, Spain

21 July 2021

Banco Sabadell Space Barcelona

Design: Mateo Arquitectura

At a time of transformation for bank branches, here, as an experimental proposal, we created a space as a place to work and to meet. Open but active. Private when necessary.

Our intervention in a pre-existing space set out to enhance it, to dialogue with it, not just to add an indifferent new layer to the underlying base.

Josep Lluís Mateo

Banco Sabadell Space from mateoarquitectura on Vimeo.

Banco Sabadell Space C/ Serrano 18, Madrid

Architecture: Josep Lluís Mateo Client: Directorate of Properties and General Services of Banco Sabadell Graphic design: Mario Eskenazi Acoustics: Ivana Rossell Lighting: La Invisible Contractor: Divegon Obras SA Engineering: Tasvalor Video maker: Dan Barreri Music: A long Nights Drive – Kurtis Parks

11 Oct 2013

Banco de Sabadell Barcelona

Design: Josep Lluís Mateo Architect

Unification of the entrances to the Banc Sabadell tower block on Barcelona’s Diagonal

“In one corner of this great space, we lay out the main entrance to the tower block.

At the corner of the floor plan there is a triangle. The space is black but full of life, veined with colour. One side of the triangle marks the border, the point of control. Another, annexed to it, offers an unusual view, slightly raised above the rest. Control and openness.”

Josep Lluís Mateo, 2013

Photos © Adrià Goula

Banc Sabadell asked us to intervene in the public areas of the building that Francesc Mitjans designed in the 1950s. On this occasion, the client wanted to unify the two entrances to the tower block.

In response to this brief, the project closed the entrance on Carrer Balmes, channelling all entry and exit to and from the building through the main entrance on Avinguda Diagonal, designed by Josep Lluís Mateo in 2007.

The new foyer and control area recover the image of the original project, giving it a more contemporary look.

A ceiling of light and a horizontal surface of yellow marble concentrate the reception and control desk, creating a place of transition.

The part of the foyer devoted to vertical communications, at the end of this space, is materialized in a black trihedral (floor-wallceiling). The black marble and black reflective glass create the envelope for this space, which overlooks the street from an interior glazed balcony.

The remodelling organizes, unites and simplifies entrance to the building, at the same time creating a unitary image and recovering the representative status that had been disfigured by successive modifications.

Banc de Sabadell Atlantic – Building Information

Author: Josep Lluís Mateo Client: Banc Sabadell Atlántico Design date: 2010 Construction date: 2012-13 Location: Avinguda Diagonal 407, Barcelona Surface area: 100 m2 Structures: BOMA, Agustí Obiol Installations: Grupo JG Technical architect: Ignacio Herrera

Photographs: Adrià Goula

Banc de Sabadell Atlantic images / information received 131109 from Mateo Arquitectura

Josep Lluis Mateo

Banc de Sabadell Atlantic photo © Pedro Pegenaute Banc de Sabadell Atlantic

Location: Banco de Sabadell, Barcelona, Catalunya, North East Spain, south western Europe

Architecture in Barcelona

Barcelona Architecture Designs – chronological list

Barcelona Architecture Walking Tours

Featured Project by architect Josep Lluís Mateo in Barcelona:

Free Zone Consortium Office Building, Diagonal Mar photo © Adrian Welch Free Zone Consortium Office

Recent building designed by Josep Lluís Mateo in Barcelona: Filmoteca de Cataluña Barcelona

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Bank Buildings

Banc de Sabadell Atlantic Photographer: © Pedro Pegenaute www.pedropegenaute.es

Website: Banco de Sabadell Barcelona

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Nou Camp Stadium

Barcelona Pavilion building

New Catalan Office Properties

Mesura Office, Carrer de Gomis Design: Mesura – Design and Architecture Studio photo : Iris Humm Mesura Barcelona Office Interior

Aura’s Insurance Company Building, Barcelona Design: Pich Architects photo © Simón Garcia Aura’s Insurance Company Building in Barcelona

Barcelona Interior

Comments / photos for the Banc de Sabadell Atlantic Tower Block Architecture page welcome

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90′s Nostalgia

Josep Lluis Mateo

Städtebaulicher und Landschaftlicher Entwurf  (Urban planning and Landscape design ) | Josep Lluis Mateo. Quaderns 192. 1992: 29-28