架构师提供的文本描述。Camilo Mora Carrasquilla学校位于Medellín市以西的Fuente Clara社区，位于步行街和车辆很难通行的地区，设施和公共空间很少。因此，它的建设对人们产生了巨大的社会影响，成为改变环境的里程碑。

Text description provided by the architects. Camilo Mora Carrasquilla school is located in the Fuente Clara neighborhood, west of the city of Medellín, in an area with difficult pedestrian and vehicular access, and with little presence of facilities and public spaces. So its construction had a great social impact on the people, becoming a landmark that transforms the environment.

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图

就该项目的发展而言，一个地点注定，当该地区受到严格的建筑法规管制时，只有38%的场地面积对建筑有用，因此不得不考虑两个因素：最大限度地利用表面，调整建筑物形状，使其符合物业有用区域的几何图形，以及增加高度以满足所需的程序。

For the development of the project, a site was destined that when subjected to the strong building regulations in the area, only 38% of the site area was useful for building, consequently forcing two considerations: to maximize the surface, adjusting the building shape to the geometry of the useful area of the property, and to grow in height to meet the required program.

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因此，该项目被合并成两卷，一卷带有梯形计划，其中包括集体程序，如图书馆、机房和行政区域。而教室和浴室是按另一卷，更细长和矩形。为了满足所需的免费区域，我们选择将露台放在建筑物的顶层，同时提供运动项目，如多功能的球场和户外健身房。

As a result, the project is consolidated in two volumes, one with a trapezoidal plan, which contains the collective program, such as library, computer rooms, and administrative areas. While the classrooms and bathrooms are grouped in another volume, more elongated and rectangular. In order to meet the required free areas, we chose to put terraces on the top level of the buildings, accompanied with sports programs such as a multipurpose court and outdoor gym.

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西面的遮阳网将西面阳光的影响降到最低。而在东侧，一个大的斜坡展开横向开放，形成一个庭院。

A lattice of sunshades built into the western facade minimizes the impact of west sunlight in the classrooms. While on the eastern side, a large ramp unfolds opening laterally to form a courtyard.

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Architects FP arquitectura, Mauricio Montoya

Location Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia

Category Schools

Designers José Puentes, Mauricio Montoya

Project Area 4060.0 m2

Project Year 2014

Photographs Alejandro Arango, Fundación Argos