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Arquitectura España: Spanish Capital Building Images by Luis Troconis in central Spain

26 Aug 2016

Madrid Architectural Photographs

Madrid architecture photos by Luis Troconis, for e-architect, including key landscape and public realm designs:

Santiago Bernabeu Stadium:

There is a huge façade made up of metallic mesh where images can be projected on which gives uniformity and continuity to the East Side between the towers. These will be reinforced to give structural support to the huge lattice roof further refurbishment is planned in order to create new areas with boxes to lodge all the installations of the new Bernabeu development.

Paseo de la Castellana (Nuevos Ministerios):

Paseo de la Castellana (Columbus Square and National Library):

Atocha Train Station:

The Atocha Memorial was inaugurated at the very site across from the round train station building on March 11 2007, the third anniversary of the terrorist attacks. It is an oval shaped glass cylinder that weighs 140 tons, is 11 meters high and has a diameter of 8 by 10.5 meters. A “completely new” construction was used to build it.

Plaza de España (Edificio España):

Plaza de toros Las Ventas:

La Almudena’s Cathedral:

El Retiro Park:

Casa Paco (Restaurant specialized in Spanish omelettes – more than 30 different styles):

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Bernabeu Stadium – Real Madrid FC
Architects: Estudio Lamela

Torre Caja Building
Foster + Partners

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This headquarters building for Caja Madrid – the oldest savings bank and the fourth largest banking group in Spain – continues the practice’s investigations into the sustainable workplace, which can be traced through the design of a family of office towers, most notably for the Commerzbank, Swiss Re and the Hearst Corporation.

Madrid Civil Courts of Justice Building
Zaha Hadid Architects

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The formal language and architectural articulation of the design aims to break the static configuration of the surrounding buildings. The design’s soft and dynamic tectonic turns it into an immediate reference for the masterplan, without the need to exhaust maximum building heights.