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[LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 “For me it was the most beautiful place on Earth and I realised that if people could see it through my eyes, they'd think the same.” -- César Manrique The unique landscape of Lanzarote tells the story of its origin, where from earth and fire was the islands created. Beneath the surface of the lands, the heart of Lanzarote still beats in the form of volcanic activities. The question that begs to be asked is then: what if this could all be captured within frame? Where the cross-section of the landscape is architecture, and its heart is music. The pristine white walls reflecting local architecture would contrast greatly with the landscape that is captured; and through a frame in the wall, it is presented to its visitors. Under the slope of volcanic rocks, light shines through the earth, bringing light onto the beats and melodies of the pumping heart. Most of the existing structure is kept intact, this includes part of the vibrant colored water transmission pipe structure to the west side of the building. The blue pipe viaduct will remind people the glorious history of the building as a hydraulic infrastructure. The major renovations focus on the roof, the office extension, and the slope at the entrance. The large sloped roof provides enough ceiling height for the stage and lighting, as well as becoming an outdoor stage for viewers outside the entrance, and an amphitheater for people on the roof. The first floor has a ticket counter, locker area for storaging bags, public toilets, a large rehearsal room, dressing rooms for performers, office rooms, a storage room, and a large stage for indoor performances. The warehouse now houses all the utilities necessary to run the building.The second floor contains a booth for sound and lighting controls, four music rehearsal and recording studios, as well as access to the sloped roof. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding. MUSIC AND STAGES The multi-functional sloped roof creates THREE types of performance spaces: OUTDOOR, INDOOR, and ROOFTOP stages. By transforming the roof into an outdoor performance stage, the outdoor space in front of the building can be utilized for big music events. The inclined rooftop allows skylight into the interior, all the while acting as an rooftop amphitheater. Moreover,it defines a dynamic indoor performance space, where its supporting structure allows for further intervention. MATERIALS PALETTE According to an earlier report on construction materials on Lanzarote, approximately 83% by weight of the materials used in the construction of buildings comes from the island itself. But recently, there is a growing concern about the impact of construction on the island’s environment. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding.
Project name 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 [LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory
Typology 竞赛 Competition [Finalist]
Location 兰萨罗特岛 Lanzarote ,Spain
Year 2017
Size N/A
Project Team Louis (Yi) Liu, Naiji Jiao, Xiru Chen
REAL Architects © All rights reserved info@re-al.cn ICP证：沪ICP备20000965号
[LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 “For me it was the most beautiful place on Earth and I realised that if people could see it through my eyes, they'd think the same.” -- César Manrique The unique landscape of Lanzarote tells the story of its origin, where from earth and fire was the islands created. Beneath the surface of the lands, the heart of Lanzarote still beats in the form of volcanic activities. The question that begs to be asked is then: what if this could all be captured within frame? Where the cross-section of the landscape is architecture, and its heart is music. The pristine white walls reflecting local architecture would contrast greatly with the landscape that is captured; and through a frame in the wall, it is presented to its visitors. Under the slope of volcanic rocks, light shines through the earth, bringing light onto the beats and melodies of the pumping heart. Most of the existing structure is kept intact, this includes part of the vibrant colored water transmission pipe structure to the west side of the building. The blue pipe viaduct will remind people the glorious history of the building as a hydraulic infrastructure. The major renovations focus on the roof, the office extension, and the slope at the entrance. The large sloped roof provides enough ceiling height for the stage and lighting, as well as becoming an outdoor stage for viewers outside the entrance, and an amphitheater for people on the roof. The first floor has a ticket counter, locker area for storaging bags, public toilets, a large rehearsal room, dressing rooms for performers, office rooms, a storage room, and a large stage for indoor performances. The warehouse now houses all the utilities necessary to run the building.The second floor contains a booth for sound and lighting controls, four music rehearsal and recording studios, as well as access to the sloped roof. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding. MUSIC AND STAGES The multi-functional sloped roof creates THREE types of performance spaces: OUTDOOR, INDOOR, and ROOFTOP stages. By transforming the roof into an outdoor performance stage, the outdoor space in front of the building can be utilized for big music events. The inclined rooftop allows skylight into the interior, all the while acting as an rooftop amphitheater. Moreover,it defines a dynamic indoor performance space, where its supporting structure allows for further intervention. MATERIALS PALETTE According to an earlier report on construction materials on Lanzarote, approximately 83% by weight of the materials used in the construction of buildings comes from the island itself. But recently, there is a growing concern about the impact of construction on the island’s environment. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding.
Project name 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 [LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory
竞赛 Competition [Finalist] Typology
Location 兰萨罗特岛 Lanzarote ,Spain
Year 2017
Size N/A
Project Team Louis (Yi) Liu, Naiji Jiao, Xiru Chen
REAL Architects © All rights reserved info@re-al.cn ICP证：沪ICP备20000965号
[LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 “For me it was the most beautiful place on Earth and I realised that if people could see it through my eyes, they'd think the same.” -- César Manrique The unique landscape of Lanzarote tells the story of its origin, where from earth and fire was the islands created. Beneath the surface of the lands, the heart of Lanzarote still beats in the form of volcanic activities. The question that begs to be asked is then: what if this could all be captured within frame? Where the cross-section of the landscape is architecture, and its heart is music. The pristine white walls reflecting local architecture would contrast greatly with the landscape that is captured; and through a frame in the wall, it is presented to its visitors. Under the slope of volcanic rocks, light shines through the earth, bringing light onto the beats and melodies of the pumping heart. Most of the existing structure is kept intact, this includes part of the vibrant colored water transmission pipe structure to the west side of the building. The blue pipe viaduct will remind people the glorious history of the building as a hydraulic infrastructure. The major renovations focus on the roof, the office extension, and the slope at the entrance. The large sloped roof provides enough ceiling height for the stage and lighting, as well as becoming an outdoor stage for viewers outside the entrance, and an amphitheater for people on the roof. The first floor has a ticket counter, locker area for storaging bags, public toilets, a large rehearsal room, dressing rooms for performers, office rooms, a storage room, and a large stage for indoor performances. The warehouse now houses all the utilities necessary to run the building.The second floor contains a booth for sound and lighting controls, four music rehearsal and recording studios, as well as access to the sloped roof. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding. MUSIC AND STAGES The multi-functional sloped roof creates THREE types of performance spaces: OUTDOOR, INDOOR, and ROOFTOP stages. By transforming the roof into an outdoor performance stage, the outdoor space in front of the building can be utilized for big music events. The inclined rooftop allows skylight into the interior, all the while acting as an rooftop amphitheater. Moreover,it defines a dynamic indoor performance space, where its supporting structure allows for further intervention. MATERIALS PALETTE According to an earlier report on construction materials on Lanzarote, approximately 83% by weight of the materials used in the construction of buildings comes from the island itself. But recently, there is a growing concern about the impact of construction on the island’s environment. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding.
Project name 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 [LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory
竞赛 Competition [Finalist] Typology
Location 兰萨罗特岛 Lanzarote ,Spain
Year 2017
Size N/A
Project Team Louis (Yi) Liu, Naiji Jiao, Xiru Chen
REAL Architects © All rights reserved info@re-al.cn ICP证：沪ICP备20000965号
[LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 “For me it was the most beautiful place on Earth and I realised that if people could see it through my eyes, they'd think the same.” -- César Manrique The unique landscape of Lanzarote tells the story of its origin, where from earth and fire was the islands created. Beneath the surface of the lands, the heart of Lanzarote still beats in the form of volcanic activities. The question that begs to be asked is then: what if this could all be captured within frame? Where the cross-section of the landscape is architecture, and its heart is music. The pristine white walls reflecting local architecture would contrast greatly with the landscape that is captured; and through a frame in the wall, it is presented to its visitors. Under the slope of volcanic rocks, light shines through the earth, bringing light onto the beats and melodies of the pumping heart. Most of the existing structure is kept intact, this includes part of the vibrant colored water transmission pipe structure to the west side of the building. The blue pipe viaduct will remind people the glorious history of the building as a hydraulic infrastructure. The major renovations focus on the roof, the office extension, and the slope at the entrance. The large sloped roof provides enough ceiling height for the stage and lighting, as well as becoming an outdoor stage for viewers outside the entrance, and an amphitheater for people on the roof. The first floor has a ticket counter, locker area for storaging bags, public toilets, a large rehearsal room, dressing rooms for performers, office rooms, a storage room, and a large stage for indoor performances. The warehouse now houses all the utilities necessary to run the building.The second floor contains a booth for sound and lighting controls, four music rehearsal and recording studios, as well as access to the sloped roof. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding. MUSIC AND STAGES The multi-functional sloped roof creates THREE types of performance spaces: OUTDOOR, INDOOR, and ROOFTOP stages. By transforming the roof into an outdoor performance stage, the outdoor space in front of the building can be utilized for big music events. The inclined rooftop allows skylight into the interior, all the while acting as an rooftop amphitheater. Moreover,it defines a dynamic indoor performance space, where its supporting structure allows for further intervention. MATERIALS PALETTE According to an earlier report on construction materials on Lanzarote, approximately 83% by weight of the materials used in the construction of buildings comes from the island itself. But recently, there is a growing concern about the impact of construction on the island’s environment. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding.
Project name 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 [LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory Typology 竞赛 Competition [Finalist] Location 兰萨罗特岛 Lanzarote ,Spain Year 2017 Size N/A Project Team Louis (Yi) Liu, Naiji Jiao, Xiru Chen
REAL Architects © All rights reserved info@re-al.cn ICP证：沪ICP备20000965号
[LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 “For me it was the most beautiful place on Earth and I realised that if people could see it through my eyes, they'd think the same.” -- César Manrique The unique landscape of Lanzarote tells the story of its origin, where from earth and fire was the islands created. Beneath the surface of the lands, the heart of Lanzarote still beats in the form of volcanic activities. The question that begs to be asked is then: what if this could all be captured within frame? Where the cross-section of the landscape is architecture, and its heart is music. The pristine white walls reflecting local architecture would contrast greatly with the landscape that is captured; and through a frame in the wall, it is presented to its visitors. Under the slope of volcanic rocks, light shines through the earth, bringing light onto the beats and melodies of the pumping heart. Most of the existing structure is kept intact, this includes part of the vibrant colored water transmission pipe structure to the west side of the building. The blue pipe viaduct will remind people the glorious history of the building as a hydraulic infrastructure. The major renovations focus on the roof, the office extension, and the slope at the entrance. The large sloped roof provides enough ceiling height for the stage and lighting, as well as becoming an outdoor stage for viewers outside the entrance, and an amphitheater for people on the roof. The first floor has a ticket counter, locker area for storaging bags, public toilets, a large rehearsal room, dressing rooms for performers, office rooms, a storage room, and a large stage for indoor performances. The warehouse now houses all the utilities necessary to run the building.The second floor contains a booth for sound and lighting controls, four music rehearsal and recording studios, as well as access to the sloped roof. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding. MUSIC AND STAGES The multi-functional sloped roof creates THREE types of performance spaces: OUTDOOR, INDOOR, and ROOFTOP stages. By transforming the roof into an outdoor performance stage, the outdoor space in front of the building can be utilized for big music events. The inclined rooftop allows skylight into the interior, all the while acting as an rooftop amphitheater. Moreover,it defines a dynamic indoor performance space, where its supporting structure allows for further intervention. MATERIALS PALETTE According to an earlier report on construction materials on Lanzarote, approximately 83% by weight of the materials used in the construction of buildings comes from the island itself. But recently, there is a growing concern about the impact of construction on the island’s environment. To reduce the dependence on external materials, this project seeks to incorporate local materials in the construction, including locally generated concrete for majority of the walls, as well as red lava stones for the roof cladding.
Project name 西班牙兰萨罗特岛音乐工厂改造 [LANZAROTE FRAME] Lanzarote Music Factory Typology 竞赛 Competition [Finalist] Location 兰萨罗特岛 Lanzarote ,Spain Year 2017 Size N/A Project Team Louis (Yi) Liu, Naiji Jiao, Xiru Chen REAL Architects © All rights reserved info@re-al.cn ICP证：沪ICP备20000965号