Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa.
28/10/2014.
[Tavira] Portugal
metalocus, INÉS LALUETA.
metalocus, INÉS LALUETA.
A hotel infrastructure that needs updating all its facilities, is the main target this interesting project, designed by Campos Costa Architects. The architect proposed rehabilitate facilities, improving and expanding the Ozadi hotel in the southern city of Portugal, Tavira.
Main access. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Detail Access. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Overview on extension. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Staircase. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos.
Interior vision. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Terrace. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos.
Lower floor. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Night vision. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Photograph © José Campos. Click above to see larger image.
Site plan. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Ground floor plan. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
First floor plan. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Sections pavilion. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Elevations pavilion. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Isometric pavilion. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Detail. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
1st and 2 nd floor plans. Hotel. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
3rd and 4rd floor plans hotel. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Section. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Section. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Hall hotel. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Living off. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Corridor. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa.
Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
Room. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa. Click above to see larger image.
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Accesss. Remodelation and extension Ozadi Hotel by Pedro Campos Costa.
The project proposed the completely remodeling of throughout the building existing in a complex and almost archaeological process, to which was added a new interior design and furniture. Jointly, the architect designed a new pavilion near the pool formed by the wooden deck of a hyperboloid. In the words of the architect responsible, Pedro Campos Costa:
"This intervention follows two options: the archaeological recovery by mimesis with the past and the contemporary statement by comparison with present realities. The goal was to search for a balance between existing and contemporary".
Description of the project by Campos Costa Architects
Rehabilitation is a medical term that refers to the dynamic global process oriented to physical and psychological regeneration of the human being. In architecture is associated with the critical process to find the essential elements which are to remain, those that must be removed and new ones, prostheses, which may be added. This intervention follows two options: the archaeological recovery by mimesis with the past and the contemporary statement by comparison with present realities. The goal was to search for a balance between existing and contemporary. The building was designed in the 70s and has features that I was interested in keeping and which influenced the design of the new elements. I perceive the buildings not as static elements but as living structures that interact over us and that are part of the experience both at the program level or its aesthetic expression.
Here there isn’t a dreamlike inspiration. The process is little linear and the final design is the result of several moments of the project with several intersections with the client.
The fundamental aspect of the new structure is the concern for comfort, both on the terrace and lounge space. The wood was a material that emerged from the very first moment, very attached to a search for a relationship with the nearby surroundings, even with the tree that is located on your side. The building seeks to find the land and the surrounding in a balanced and harmonious way while asserting his personality and his character, creating an innovative space proposal. That was the key challenge to affirm the architectural effectiveness in finding a new value for the tourism product.
In the 20s and 30s, the industry was thrilled with the architect and with the possibilities that could build together. Today the industry is back to back, uninterested in innovative solutions and more interested in the repetition of standard ones. This situation forces the architects to be constantly faced with catalogs, standard choices and unable to draw solutions. Whenever we can, we try to build bridges with industry, with contractors, with the carpenters, locksmiths or masons, to create solutions together. In this case the roof is a hyperboloid made in wood, a geometry that allows great spans with less material, and where the joints are all at different distances. The shading grids were designed specifically for this building. Concrete allows the console 6 meters towards the pool.
We always tried to be very, very careful with the choice of materials. The spatial distribution and comfort of the environment is designed in such a way that the light has great importance, and the materials are essential to this idea of space. Another example of this approach is the Extension of the Lisbon Oceanarium, where the ceramic tile of the facade, which was designed and developed specially for this building, has a fundamental role in the light design and ambiance both in the interior and exterior.
CREDITS. DATA SHEET.-
Coordenation.- Pedro Campos Costa
Team.- Pedro Campos Costa, Verónica de Mello, Silvia Bechi, Giulia Castelarin, Werner Peruzzo, Nuno Pereira , Ana Isabel Fernandes, Gonçalo Pacheco, Katarzyna Augustyniak e Daniela Figueiredo.
With: Interior Design.- Lara Matos e Verónica de Mello.
Structural engineers.- Miguel Lourenço JSJ estruturas.
Lighting design.- Paula Rainha.
Location.- Tavira, Portugal.
Client.- Gracer, SA.
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PEDRO CAMPOS COSTA
Pedro Campos Costa. Campos Costa Architects was found at the end of 2007 as an interdisciplinary research and development practice to inform architectural design. Their rigorous approach to architecture drives decision making amongst design teams and suppliers with the aim of creating an integrated project. Their portfolio of work has developed and delivered projects at different scales, from buildings to household furniture. Each of these projects is the result of detailed study of construction processes, systems and materials that validates its cultural and social significance.
(R)innovate Tradition is a clear statement of sustainability that explicitly engages social, cultural and environmental concerns. It seeks to adopt innovative technology, such as eco-materials and low emission technology, as well as passive design principles. It takes the position that promoting resilience at the local scale is key to addressing the global environmental challenges of today.
Campos Costa Architects successfully delivered the Lisbon Aquarium extension, the Portuguese Environment Agency Headquarters extension, the Quarteira´s Seafront and Municipal Market. We have also developed several projects in the fields of art and scenography, including the13 longue Chair, in Interni Mutant architecture & Design – Salone del Mobile, Milano.
The office has received numerous awards and honours, including: A.prize 2012 Exposynergy premia l’architettura “, promoted by Triennale di Milano; 2012 40 under 40 winners- Europe´s Emerging Young Architects and Designers; “Next Generation Award” for “Casa Não casa “; Magazine Metropolis, New York. An Honorable Mention in Gyeonggi International Ceramix Biennale – Seoul – South Korea; Awarded “Premio Signorini” – urban intervention in the garden corso Magenta, Organized by D’Ars Agency, Milan; Award Libero Ferretti “Dove Abita l’utopia” – organized by the foundation Libero Ferreti and Domus Academy – with the intervention “Landscapes Indivisible” in Rome.
JOSÉ CAMPOS
José Campos (1981) was born in Porto and graduated in architecture as well as in graphic design. But, since 2006, he has chosen a professional career as an architectural photographer. His work has been published in Portugal and all over the world, and he has collaborated with national and international magazines. He also works together with several architectural book editors in both Portugal and Europe.
At this moment, he is one of the most well known architectural photographers in Portugal. His large portfolio, that goes beyond national ground, covering countries such as France, Italy, Germany, Denmark and England, among others, can testify to that. Having close ties with the main Life Style/Architectural and Interior Design magazines, his work is frequently published in numerous international publications, and in some of the world’s most widely known websites, such as METALOCUS, Domusweb, Wallpaper Online, Frame, Archdaily, Dezeen and Designboom, among others.
His internationalization is so consolidated that in 2012 he moved to Hamburg, dividing his time now between Germany and Portugal.
