Master in advanced projects

2012-2013. MPAA .Strategies unique architecture. Architecture lifeless. A hundred years ago, around 1912, in a turbulent period of crisis and uncertainty, silos and other buildings of the Industrial Revolution inspired the architects in their pursuit of the new spirit of the times. Throughout the twentieth century, the meaning of obsolete industrial structures evolved and remained a leader in positioning both critical and renewed the approach andthe architecture that brought modern development and modernization project.

Those ruins of the industrial revolution still emerge in the collective imagination as symbols of the productive engine of progress and social well-being, while from just five years ago and in our immediate environment, have appeared other contemporary ruins that are the result of the crazed unproductive speculation. These unfinished projects that leave waste mountains symbolize the failure of the predatory economy of our time, but can also be triggered new attitudes critical to rethink the future.

2012 Master’s thesis work Eunmi Kim. In the early 20th century, modern architecture has changed in various ways worldwide, transforming at a similar pace. There are, however, two countries which did not keep up with this rate of change: Korea and Spain. Although these countries are different rate. This study begins with an interest in how modern architecture was approached by these countries and the reasons behind, the delay in the development of their modern architecture in comparison to the rest of the worl. This period is recognised as being the start of modern architecture in South Korea and Spain. In this report careful attention will be given to the specific modernism movement which happened at the same time as the global modernisatoin movement; during this period world modernism architecture had its golden age created by the architectural ideology of the great architects in 1950’s an 60’s. In short, this thesis focuses Korea and Spain’s involvement in modernity through a unique utilisation of their vision, and how Korea and Spain interpreted modernism later.

 2010-2011. MPAA. Strategies Habitar. The a contemporary crisis could be the catalyst for a radical transformation of the way of life that has been brewing in recent decades. Anticipate the action with a deep and creative thinking is essential to the need to design and inhabit new spaces that break the inertia of obsolete models. Following “A new model of intelligence linking the rigor and poetry, drama and humor, science and sentiment, the abstract and the concrete, the history and the future.” Is imposed (Ja. Marina 2000). The new technological revolution at the service of man, is the impetus for creators to stop and re-invent quote. For us architects corresponds to unravel the dream of living the contemporary man, in order to propose the living space of humans for longer life every day, also more uncertain and more complex; acting with energy in a rapidly changing technological world and within territories profound transformation; doing any other household landscapes to accommodate the new identity and new relations of an emerging subject that aspires to be more free, more happy, more human.

2009-2010 MPAA. Voids.The city, the larger invention of mankind; it has its origin in economic activity, industrial, trade and innovation result of human creativity and scientific and technological achievements. Urban space as a place of exchange and communication, it is also since its inception, the site of major conflicts, fruit of eternal irreconcilable tension between individual freedom and desire for community bond. Since 2008 and for the first time in history, 50% of humans viviemos in cities. And in Europe, where 25% of the land is urbanized, the urban population reached 75%. The change has been dizzying, think that just over a century 90% of the population was rural and only 10% of people live in cities. The city is the desire of craving for knowledge, prosperity and contact with others. Man is the only living thing that needs both constant change as the lasting welfare. It is certainly in the cities where we can find the various opportunities arising from a continual transformation while most advanced facilities for the pleasure and comfort. At the same time, the conflict arising from the tension between the constant innovations and the entrenched habits, both individually and in the group, is inseparable from the fact urbano.La city, it is the greatest invention of man; it has its origin in economic activity, industrial, trade and innovation result of human creativity and scientific and technological achievements. Urban space as a place of exchange and communication, it is also since its inception, the site of major conflicts, fruit of eternal irreconcilable tension between individual freedom and desire for community bond. Since 2008 and for the first time in history, 50% of humans viviemos in cities. And in Europe, where 25% of the land is urbanized, the urban population reached 75%. The change has been dizzying, think that just over a century 90% of the population was rural and only 10% of people live in cities. The city is the desire of craving for knowledge, prosperity and contact with others. Man is the only living thing that needs both constant change as the lasting welfare. It is certainly in the cities where we can find the various opportunities arising from a continual transformation while most advanced facilities for the pleasure and comfort. At the same time, the conflict arising from the tension between the constant innovations and the entrenched habits, both individually and in the group, is inseparable from the urban reality.