Bonpland Building | Argentina | 2016

[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_column_text][Adamo Faiden].From the mixed-use to the diff-use.Finally, almost everybody agrees that our cities should be compact, dense and programmatically diverse. Rural migrations to urban centers overflowed imagined densities, forcing us to abandon the idea that there is a single program linked to large areas of land. Assuming this condition has led us to imagine different ways to swell and diversify the thickness of our cities. The large-scale constructions called Mixed-Use are an example of this line of work where buildings with diverse programs converge in a single project..The Bonpland 2169 building tries to position itself in this debate, understanding in advance that its size will prevent it from reproducing organizational strategies linked to a larger scale of work. In this case, the starting point is to address the diversity of uses through spatial homogeneity. Instead of projecting a container to host previously established programs, a structure open to different appropriations is offered..The attention towards the new ways of using the city, the updating of its programs or the appearance of hybrid instances among the uses that we already know, are here moments of vital importance. The main argument of this project is developing a sensitivity according to the objects that each unit will occupy and assuming the challenge of each spatial appropriation allows us to see a new way of living. Text description by the architects..Source: www.adamo-faiden.comPhotography: Javier Agustinrojas[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_gallery el_id="gallery-206700" medias="84564,84565,84566,84567,84569,84570,84571,84572,84573,84574,84575,84576,84577,84568" gutter_size="3" screen_lg="1000" screen_md="600" screen_sm="480" single_overlay_opacity="50" single_padding="2"][/vc_column][/vc_row]