Looking for well-being. Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes
12/02/2021.
[Roca del Vallés] Spain
metalocus, PAULA ARIAS
metalocus, PAULA ARIAS
The Functional Rehabilitation Building is located in the Sierra del Vallés Oriental, within the Catalan municipality of La Roca del Vallés. The project designed by the CPVA arquitectes studio is inserted in this place, of great environmental and landscape interest.
The building is a Functional Rehabilitation Center designed to enhance the well-being of people with intellectual disabilities, their families, and professionals who care for them.
The building is a Functional Rehabilitation Center designed to enhance the well-being of people with intellectual disabilities, their families, and professionals who care for them.
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes. Photograph by Simón García
Ground floor plan. Functional rehabilitation center by CPVA arquitectes.
The 1700 m² project proposed by CPVA arquitectes takes into account the circulation between buildings, facilitating connections and access to the different spaces, demonstrating a great design sensitivity for the people served in the center.
The project, which stands out for the simplicity of its layout and the optimization of its functionality, is developed on the ground floor and is divided into two different parts, the dry and the wet areas. Both the dry areas and the water areas seek to open the view of the valley and achieve maximum natural lighting without direct sunlight, creating pleasant and quiet spaces.
The project, which stands out for the simplicity of its layout and the optimization of its functionality, is developed on the ground floor and is divided into two different parts, the dry and the wet areas. Both the dry areas and the water areas seek to open the view of the valley and achieve maximum natural lighting without direct sunlight, creating pleasant and quiet spaces.
Description of project by CPVA arquitectes
The project will consist of a Functional Rehabilitation Center designed to enhance the well-being of people with intellectual disabilities, their families, and professionals.
The building develops the entire program on the ground floor, and the pool and facilities are located in the basement. The implementation of the project on the site has two zones, the dry zone, and the water zone, which are centrally linked by the access to the building.
The water area contains two pools, the volume of the area is larger than the rest of the building. Outdoor space for facilities will be placed on the cover of the changing room area. The dry area is made up of three large rooms, the volume of this area takes less height.
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Architects
Design team
Lead architects.- Toni Codina Jané, Joan Prat Aguilar.
Developer
Area
Area.- 1,660.80 sqm.
Budget
€ 1,435,205.13.
Dates
Project date.- 2016.
Construction years. 2017.
Construction years. 2017.
Location
La Roca del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain.
Photography
Toni Codina Jané, Joan Prat Aguilar. CPVA arquitectes
CPVA arquitectes. Toni Codina I Jané (1956) and Joan Prat I Aguilar (1956) are two Architects born in Granollers, who after having studied Architecture in Barcelona and having collaborated, also jointly, in other professional firms decided to form their own, CPVA arquitectes , in 1985.
His professional practice has been developed in the different areas of architecture and urban planning, from single-family and multi-family residences to socio-cultural, educational, administrative, health, industrial, commercial facilities, and in public spaces, to rehabilitation architectural heritage and interior design.
Throughout their trajectory, they have worked both for the public administration: GISA-Infrastructures, INCASÒL, local councils, consortia; as for private initiative: private foundations, companies, and private clients.
His professional practice has been developed in the different areas of architecture and urban planning, from single-family and multi-family residences to socio-cultural, educational, administrative, health, industrial, commercial facilities, and in public spaces, to rehabilitation architectural heritage and interior design.
Throughout their trajectory, they have worked both for the public administration: GISA-Infrastructures, INCASÒL, local councils, consortia; as for private initiative: private foundations, companies, and private clients.
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