Atlas of Padania Classics: read Daniele Belleri's review of the cult project by artist Filippo Minnelli

Italiano
Sign up / Log in

Since 1928
Search Domus...
Gosto Francisca Mariz, Augusto Vieira
e 517.007 outras pessoas
gostam disto.

Architecture / Design / Art / Products / Domus Archive / Shop

Contents News / Interviews / Op-ed / Photo-essays / Reviews / Video / From the archive / Green / Building the Expo
Magazine Editorial / Current issue / Local editions

RipollTizon: Social Housing

Architects Pep Ripoll and Juan Miguel Tizn create a social housing complex that allows a flexible
design process: each house is considered simultaneously as a unit and in relation to the whole group.
Architecture

Photography
Jos Hevia

Sections
Architecture, News

Published
10 June 2013

Keywords
apartment complex, Juan Miguel Tizn, Pep
Ripoll, residential, RipollTizon, social housing

Location
Mallorca

Network
Like on Facebook
Pin to Pinterest

Barcelona-based studio RipollTizon has recently

completed a social housing complex in Mallorca, the same
location where the studio had already worked on a kindergarten.

Share on Twitter

The houses in the residential complex were aggregated in

three dimensions, adapting to the diversity of situations that the
programme and environment required. "The aim is to give
significance to the nuances and tangible scale of the domesticity
and the details," state architects Pep Ripoll an Juan Miguel Tizn.
The complex respects the street alignment, adding value to the
depth of the plot. The residences feature a subtle playful element,
playing with the boundary walls, giving them importance or
obscuring them. An interior courtyard and square organises
circulation and public areas.

RipollTizon Estudio de Arquitectura, Social Housing, Sa Pobla, Mallorca, Spain 2012

The housing units are generated from base module of

single or double height, harbouring the living spaces, to which
other smaller spaces are added, harbouring the private areas of
the residence.
he different possibilities of aggregation result in
T
different spatial configurations for a similar group of modules, or
in different house sizes depending on the number of modules
added. This spatial aggregation logic allows a flexible design
process in which each house is considered simultaneously as a

unit and in relation to the whole group. "It allows to create a

varied landscape," state the architects, "rich in shades and
tailored to its physical context without losing the quality, rigor
and standardisation that the social housing development
requires."
RipollTizon Estudio de Arquitectura, Social
Housing, Sa Pobla, Mallorca, Spain 2012

RipollTizon Estudio de Arquitectura: Social Housing

in Sa Pobla
Architects: Pep Ripoll, Juan Miguel Tizn
Collaborators: Pablo Garca, Luis Snchez
Quantity Surveyor: Toni Arqu
Structural engineering: Jorge Martn
Building Services: TIIS Ingenieria
Photography: Jos Hevia

Client: Institut Balear de l'Habitatge - IBAVI (Balearic Public

Housing Institute)
Contractors: Obras y Construcciones Pedro Siles SL
Project area: 2,498.70 square metres
Cost: 1,576,224.00
Completion: 2012
Localition: 92 Mercat St. Sa Pobla, Mallorca, Spain

RipollTizon Estudio de Arquitectura, Social Housing, Sa Pobla, Mallorca, Spain 2012

RipollTizon Estudio de Arquitectura, Social Housing, Sa Pobla, Mallorca, Spain 2012

Photography
Jos Hevia

Sections
Architecture, News
Keywords
apartment complex, Juan Miguel Tizn, Pep
Ripoll, residential, RipollTizon, social housing
Location
Mallorca

Network
Like on Facebook
Pin to Pinterest

Share on Twitter

Your comments

Tweets

1 commento

Ordina per Meno recenti

Domus
@DomusWeb

Andrea Mmvab Catto Azzano Decimo

interessante la soluzione di arretrare il parapetto seduta e l'angolo realizzato
in laterizio
1 12 giugno 2013 8:18

Andrea Mmvab Catto Azzano Decimo

Quaroni alla fine degli anni 60 diceva che oltre all'ignoranza degli
architetti, nel gioco del progetto ci finisce l'ignranza degli urbanisti
che pensano al disegno della citt come disegno di retini, e
l'ignoranza dei decisori nei vari uffici, che riversano la loro
frustrazione per il non poter/saper fare qualcosa nel bloccare il
lavoro altrui....
E l'italia questa qua....
Mi piace Rispondi

1 12 giugno 2013 8:44

Francesco Castellan Universit DI Udine

E quando ti vengono a dire che il tuo progetto non va bene perch
non rispetta i "canoni dell'architettura tradizionale locale"? (per i
quali intendono ovviamente il mero utilizzo di determinati materiali e
non le varie scelte tipologiche, funzionali ecc...)
Mi piace Rispondi 12 giugno 2013 9:39
Facebook Comments Plugin

38m

.@MVRDVs project for this #tennisclub works as

a urban living room
#rooftop #architecture
domusweb.it/en/architectur
pic.twitter.com/6gjQKQ0aA7

Aggiungi un commento...

Mi piace Rispondi

Follow

Expand

Tweet to @DomusWeb