A Cel Obert: Festival d'Intervencions Efímeres

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Visita al nuevo edificio ambulatorio del Hospital Arnau...
Visita al nuevo edificio...
Visita a la cementera i a la planta de materias primeras...
Visita a la cementera i a la...
Las cuatro estaciones
Las cuatro estaciones
Jornada Técnica MIMPER: Aplicación de impermeabilización...
Jornada Técnica MIMPER:...
1. John Ochsendorf, Guastasvino vaulting: The art of structural tile, Princeton Architectural Press. Nueva York. 2010. Traduccions al català i al castellà, Ajuntament de Barcelona, 2014.
2. Megan L. Reese, Structural Analysis and Assessment of Guastavino Vaulting, original en anglès amb traduccions al català i al castellà. Ajuntament de Vilassar de Dalt. 2011.
3. Ben Hays, Reframing the Guastavinos at Thomas Jefferson’s University, 1896-1898,Mecanoscrit. Traduccions al català i al castellà en curs.
4. David López y Marta Domènech, Bóvedas tabicadas. Análisis estructural y experimentación. Mecanoscrit. Traduccions al català i a l’anglès en curs.
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Kazuo Shinohara, as he designed Fissure Space, wrote that although Fissure Space looks like it disconnects spaces on both sides, in fact it creates a connection between those spaces. That`s true indeed. It is normally thought that continuity between two points should be stronger with nothing in between than with something. If there is something it breaks the continuity.
But is that true? Although physically it seems true, psychologically it is not always true. It could be said that something between two spaces sometimes could work as the device which connects them.
Isn't architecture something that attains this kind of connection?
Isn't it the main role of architecture to connect people with people, people with things and things with things?