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El arquitecto que se esconde detrás de su propia obra: Arturo Franco en Matadero Madrid
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El trabajo desarrollado desde el estudio de arquitectura de Arturo Franco en Matadero Madrid ha sido largo e intenso. Es aún un trabajo inconcluso, en proceso, pero está siendo una aventura que ha transformado el estudio y su manera de pensar, originando una filosofía de trabajo que se expone en este artículo a medida que se presentan los tres proyectos de los que es autor: ‘Intermediae’, ‘El Taller’ y la propuesta para las Naves 8 y 9.
The work developed at Madrid Slaughterhouse by Arturo Franco’s architectural office was long and intense. It still is an unfinished work, in progress, but it is being an adventure that has transformed the office and its way of thinking. This new developed working philosophy is which sets out in this paper whilst three projects are exposed: ‘Intermediae’, ‘The Workshop’ and the proposal for 8 and 9 Warehouses.
The work developed at Madrid Slaughterhouse by Arturo Franco’s architectural office was long and intense. It still is an unfinished work, in progress, but it is being an adventure that has transformed the office and its way of thinking. This new developed working philosophy is which sets out in this paper whilst three projects are exposed: ‘Intermediae’, ‘The Workshop’ and the proposal for 8 and 9 Warehouses.
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Arturo Franco Matadero Madrid Intemediae Taller Nave 8b Naves 8 y 9 Filosofía Materialidad Reciclaje Oportunidad Arturo Franco Madrid Slaughterhouse Intemediae Workshop 8b Warehouse 8 and 9 Warehouse Philosophy Materiality Recycling opportunity
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A Obra Nasce: revista de Arquitetura e Urbanismo da Universidade Fernando Pessoa. Porto. ISSN 2183-427X. 10 (dez. 2015) 55-72.