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ARQ 91 106 UC CHILE Francisco Javier Correa Arquitecto, arqdesign Arquitectos Consultores, Santiago, Chile Cristóbal Fernández Profesor, Universidad Finis Terrae, Santiago, Chile This project, the result of an open public bid, manages to show the difference between a public services building and an actual public building. The volume’s withdrawn and the open corridor at ground level extend the square towards the building’s interior, leaving the 110-meter facade as the backdrop for a new urban scenery of public use. Keywords · public space, building, corridor, public architecture, façade In October 2011, the Ministry of Public Works opened a competition to rebuild the Malleco Province Hall Building in the city of Angol through a public bid, bringing together eleven public services that were scattered throughout the city. Our proposal was a building with a simple design and durable materials that would permit the flexible use of its spaces to respond to the variety of the services and activities that would be offered in the coming decades. Both the building and the esplanade that precedes it are designed to support everyday life and events, using the state investment to create a condenser of citizen activities in Angol. The strategy consisted in using the length of the terrain, 110 m, to build a continuous façade, a backdrop for the plaza of the Seven Foundations, Angol’s Civic Center. The volume is set back from the building line to leave a public space along the block. The setback also generated a narrower building width that optimized natural light and allowed for cross ventilation. Two existing araucarias defined an access patio that divided the building in two wings, one containing and auditorium and the civil registry and the other with ten public services. To strengthen the civic character of the building and specify its relationship with the plaza, we connected its pavement and created an esplanade where the pedestrian is the primary user. The covered walkway along the facade functions as a protected access area as well as a meeting space in a rainy region of the country. This covered sidewalk also plays the role of connecting the esplanade, the building and the surrounding streets to integrate the new Government of Malleco with the city fabric. ARQ malleco Province Hall Angol, Chile 2013 - 2014 Pedro Hoffmann Arquitecto, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile Andrés Mas Profesor, Universidad Finis Terrae, Santiago, Chile Sebastián Mundi Arquitecto, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile Soledad Pérez Martínez Arquitecta, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile
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ARQ 91 106 UC CHILE
Francisco Javier CorreaArquitecto, arqdesign Arquitectos Consultores,
Santiago, Chile
Cristóbal FernándezProfesor, Universidad Finis Terrae,
Santiago, Chile
This project, the result of an open public bid, manages to show the difference between a public services building and an actual public building. The volume’s withdrawn and the open corridor at ground level extend the square towards the building’s interior, leaving the 110-meter facade as the backdrop for a new urban scenery of public use.
Keywords · public space, building, corridor, public architecture, façade
In October 2011, the Ministry of Public Works opened a competition to rebuild the Malleco Province Hall Building in the city of Angol through a public bid, bringing together eleven public services that were scattered throughout the city.
Our proposal was a building with a simple design and durable materials that would permit the flexible use of its spaces to respond to the variety of the services and activities that would be offered in the coming decades.
Both the building and the esplanade that precedes it are designed to support everyday life and events, using the state investment to create a condenser of citizen activities in Angol.
The strategy consisted in using the length of the terrain, 110 m, to build a continuous façade, a backdrop for the plaza of the Seven Foundations, Angol’s Civic Center. The volume is set back from the building line to leave a public space along the block. The setback also generated a narrower building width that optimized natural light and allowed for cross ventilation. Two existing araucarias defined an access patio that divided the building in two wings, one containing and auditorium and the civil registry and the other with ten public services.
To strengthen the civic character of the building and specify its relationship with the plaza, we connected its pavement and created an esplanade where the pedestrian is the primary user. The covered walkway along the facade functions as a protected access area as well as a meeting space in a rainy region of the country. This covered sidewalk also plays the role of connecting the esplanade, the building and the surrounding streets to integrate the new Government of Malleco with the city fabric. ARQ
malleco Province Hall
Angol, Chile
2013 - 2014
Pedro HoffmannArquitecto, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile,
Santiago, Chile
Andrés MasProfesor, Universidad Finis Terrae,
Santiago, Chile
Sebastián MundiArquitecto, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile,
Santiago, Chile
Soledad Pérez MartínezArquitecta, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile,
Santiago, Chile
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O B R A S Y PROY EC TOS 107 WO RK S AND PROJEC T S
Arquitectos / Architects
Francisco Javier Correa, Cristóbal Fernández,
Pedro Hoffmann, Andrés Mas,
Sebastián Mundi, Soledad Pérez Martínez
Consultor / Consultant
Arqdesign Ltda.
Colaboradores / Collaborators
Felipe Aravena, Sebastián Paredes, María Jesús Vásquez
Ubicación / Location
Lautaro 201, Angol, Región de la Araucanía, Chile
Cliente / Client
Gobernación de Malleco
Ingeniería estructural / Structural engineering
Ernesto Domínguez
Construcción / Construction
Larraín Prieto Risopatrón s.a .
Planta nivel auditorio / Floor plan Auditorium level E. / S. 1: 750
leyenda / Legend
1. Explanada eventos / Esplanade for events 2. Plaza dura / Atrium 3. Corredor cubierto / Covered corridor 4. Hall acceso / Entrance hall 5. Hall espera / Waiting hall 6. Auditorio / Auditorium 7. Oficinas / Offices
Corte DD / DD Section E. / S. 1: 750
Planta nivel calle / Ground floor plan E. / S. 1: 750
Instalación sanitaria / Plumbing
Jaime Vivanco
Instalación eléctrica / Electrical system
Luis Farías
Iluminación / Lighting
Mónica Pérez
Paisajismo / Landscape
María Eugenia Muñoz
Eficiencia energética / Energy efficiency
José Antonio Espinoza
Climatización / Air conditioning
Francisco Avendaño
Acústica / Acoustics
Mauricio Canales
Materiales / Materials
Hormigón armado / Reinforced concrete
Terminaciones / Finishings
Exterior, vidrio y hormigón visto; interior,
madera y hormigón / Exterior, concrete
and glass; interior, wood and concrete
Presupuesto / Cost
usd$1.660 /m2
Superficie construida / Built area
5.000 m2
Superficie terreno / Site area
2.000 m2
Año de Proyecto / Project year
2011 - 2012
Año de construcción / Construction year
2013 - 2014
Maquetas / Models
Patricio Herrera
francisco javier correa <[email protected]> Arquitecto, Universidad La República, 1997. Máster, en Dirección de Empresas Inmobiliarias, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, 2000. El año 2001 funda ARQdesiGN Arquitectos Consultores.
cristóbal fernández <[email protected]> Arquitecto, Universidad Finis Terrae, 2001. Es cofundador de Mas y Fernández Arquitectos. Sus obras han sido publicadas en diferentes medios nacionales e internacionales. Actualmente dirige el taller de último año de la Universidad Finis Terrae.
pedro hoffmann <[email protected]> Arquitecto, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 2009. Cofundador de Neim Arquitectos Asociados, oficina activa hasta el 2013. Actualmente ejerce de forma independiente y colabora con diferentes oficinas de Santiago.
andrés mas <[email protected]> Arquitecto, Universidad Finis Terrae, 1999. Postgrado en Arquitectura Efímera, Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña, 2001. Es cofundador de Mas y Fernández Arquitectos. Sus obras han sido publicadas en diferentes medios nacionales e internacionales. Actualmente dirige el taller de último año de la Universidad Finis Terrae.
sebastián mundi <[email protected]> Arquitecto, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 2009. Ha sido profesor instructor de Taller de Formación en la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Cofundador de Neim Arquitectos Asociados, oficina activa hasta el 2013. Ejerce de forma independiente y colabora con diferentes oficinas de Santiago.
sol pérez martínez <[email protected]> Arquitecta y Magíster en Arquitectura, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 2011; Máster en Historia de la Arquitectura, University College of London, 2014. Cofundadora de Neim Arquitectos Asociados, oficina activa hasta el 2013. Es candidata a Doctora en Arquitectura y Educación en University College of London, además de ejercer de forma independiente en Londres.
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Corte CC / CC Section E. / S. 1: 500
Planta emplazamiento / Site plan E. / S. 1: 5.000
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