ABIBOO in Archiworld
South Korea

Para español, leer debajo de las imágenes… We would like to thank “Archiworld” for their interest in our work!  This villa, designed for a former executive of Microsoft, is located in a luxury compound in a residential area in Madrid. The site is next to a golf course and offers excellent views of the mountains. The house provides a variety of spaces appropriate for a five-member family, including a library, a home theater, and an outdoor area for playing and sports, among others. The total area of the buildings is 14,000 sq.ft. (1,300 sq.m.). The house is located in the center of the plot, where it is sheltered by and integrated into a grove of century-old trees. Like a tree, the house is organized around a central area that serves as the circulation core of the villa. The rest of the spaces are visually identifiable from the outside. (…) This centrifugal solution of the villa allows for a reinterpretation of organic architecture, a study initiated by ABIBOO Studio´s founder, Alfredo Munoz, in prior projects of the firm. These projects explore the architectural from as a result of an inductive design process, in contrast with a deductive process. The result, in this case, is a project that grows from within but also from the bottom up. This approach overcomes the linearity and hierarchy of Rationalism. Despite having a theoretical center, the house maintains a complex and a non-Hierarchical relationship between its parts, effectively solving the programmatic needs of the project. Casa C+ is thus the result of “inductive Growth”, meaning that the relationship between its elements are even more important that the elements themselves. This “Inductive Growth Design”^TM approach is Abiboo Studio´s response to a Zeitgeist in an ever-changing world, especially in the industry of technology, where the client belongs. Rather than approaching the project as part of a finite and linear Platonic reality, Abiboo has allowed the ideas and development of Casa C+ to breathe through dynamic nonlinear processes. The project also moves beyond the formal solutions traditionally associated with such nonlinear processes, such as fractal, biomorphic non-Euclidean forms, or parametric designs. Instead, Casa C+ takes a nonlinear approach to the actual process of creation, seeking an organic architecture that blurs the sensorial experiences and the limits of the natural and the artificial. Casa C+, like the language of Information Technology, offers a diversity of spaces that reflect an intrinsic dual charter. The copyright of photos, images, videos, and ideas indicated in this Think Tank section belong to each artist/ creative studio/ company mentioned or referenced in the links below.

¡Nos gustaría agradecer a “Archiworld” por su interés en nuestro trabajo! El texto adjunto es un breve extracto de la publicación original. Sin embargo, únicamente está disponible en inglés. Sentimos las molestias. Los derechos de autor de las fotos, imágenes, videos e ideas mostrados en esta sección pertenecen al correspondiente artista/ firma creativa/ empresa mencionada o referenciada en los correspondientes links indicados a continuación: Source/ Fuente: Archiworld. N 267. August 2017