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.Javier Callejas

架构师提供的文本描述。EpacioSOLO是艺术收藏的总部和档案馆。它为各种形式的后流行和后街艺术运动提供了艺术全景的庇护。它的目的是让艺术家更接近大众，激发年轻人的创造力，激发千家万户的对话，并探索新的外观和思维方式。它是一个工作的地方，一个纯粹的享受时间迷失的环境，一个多功能的交汇点，以及一个允许人们连接和参与多个对话的场景。

Text description provided by the architects. espacioSOLO is the headquarters and archive of an art collection. It gives shelter to an artistic panorama linked to post-pop and post-street-art movements in all formats. It aims to bring artists closer to the people, to excite young people with the world of creativity, to stimulate a thousand conversations, and to explore new ways of looking and thinking. It is a place of work, an environment for the sheer pleasure of being lost in time, a multifunctional meeting point, and a scenario that allows people to connect and participate in multiple conversations.

Text description provided by the architects. espacioSOLO is the headquarters and archive of an art collection. It gives shelter to an artistic panorama linked to post-pop and post-street-art movements in all formats. It aims to bring artists closer to the people, to excite young people with the world of creativity, to stimulate a thousand conversations, and to explore new ways of looking and thinking. It is a place of work, an environment for the sheer pleasure of being lost in time, a multifunctional meeting point, and a scenario that allows people to connect and participate in multiple conversations.

 © Javier Callejas

.Javier Callejas

 Floor Plan

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.Javier Callejas

这种布局被组织成作为城市街道和广场体系的走廊，引用了城市艺术的背景：由于壮观的灯光，灰色混凝土地板、工业水泥板墙和木质纤维的存在令人印象深刻。就像在城市里一样，这些行程的宽度也各不相同，从狭窄的通道到扩大的广场一样的空间，集体活动可以临时安排。

The layout is organized into corridors that function as an urban system of streets and squares, invoking the context of urban art: grey concrete floors, walls of industrial cement panels and wood fiber have an impressive presence thanks to spectacular lighting. As in the city, these itineraries vary in width; from a narrow passage to an expanded plaza-like space where collective activity can be improvised.

The layout is organized into corridors that function as an urban system of streets and squares, invoking the context of urban art: grey concrete floors, walls of industrial cement panels and wood fiber have an impressive presence thanks to spectacular lighting. As in the city, these itineraries vary in width; from a narrow passage to an expanded plaza-like space where collective activity can be improvised.

 © Javier Callejas

.Javier Callejas

 © Javier Callejas

.Javier Callejas

这一系列的空间包括简朴、像博物馆一样的展厅、为体验引入国内内容的陈设空间、存储空间、管理技术空间，以及能够容纳大型作品的高层空间(例如，将空间与城市连接起来的大厅)，或者欢迎的礼堂，以包围的形式结束访问。它让这条轨迹看起来像一条莫比乌斯(M Bius)的长条形，并邀请游客返回展览线路。总体经验是一种持续的运动，仿佛收集是在永久的转变。

The series of spaces includes austere, museum-like exhibition halls, furnished spaces that introduce a domestic content into the experience, storage spaces, technical spaces for management, and high-rise spaces capable of housing large-format works (such as a lobby that connects the space with the city) or the welcoming auditorium that ends the visit in an enveloping configuration. It makes the trajectory feel like a Möbius strip and invites visitors to return to the exhibition circuit. The overall experience is one of continuous movement as if the collection is in permanent transformation.

The series of spaces includes austere, museum-like exhibition halls, furnished spaces that introduce a domestic content into the experience, storage spaces, technical spaces for management, and high-rise spaces capable of housing large-format works (such as a lobby that connects the space with the city) or the welcoming auditorium that ends the visit in an enveloping configuration. It makes the trajectory feel like a Möbius strip and invites visitors to return to the exhibition circuit. The overall experience is one of continuous movement as if the collection is in permanent transformation.

Architects estudio Herreros

Location Plaza de la Independencia, 5, 28001 Madrid, Spain

Author Architects estudio Herreros, Juan Herreros - Jens Richter

Area 1300.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Javier Callejas

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