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Save The Children Foundation: Stimulating Affection

By: Material type: Computer fileComputer filePublication details: urbanNext, May 15, 2019.Description: 823 wordsISSN:
  • 2575-5374
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: The building for Save The Children Foundation is a strategic point in the San Diego neighbourhood for the social work that this NGO carries out in the Vallecas area. The project involves the refurbishment and extension of the current building so as to address the needs of a child care centre. The proposal is based on adding a new body that is suspended over the existing structure. This extends the building and configures a new façade, as well as a new communications and service core.
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elii, Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, Middle Density, Project

Colors, Comfort, Design, Design strategies, Energetic Approach, Expanded Architecture, Façade, Greenery, Interaction, Madrid, Materials, Project, Psychological Well-being, Refurbishment, Solar Energy, Space, Spain, Vertical greenery

Photography: ImagenSubliminal (Miguel de Guzmán + Rocío Romero)

The building for Save The Children Foundation is a strategic point in the San Diego neighbourhood for the social work that this NGO carries out in the Vallecas area. The project involves the refurbishment and extension of the current building so as to address the needs of a child care centre. The proposal is based on adding a new body that is suspended over the existing structure. This extends the building and configures a new façade, as well as a new communications and service core.




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