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EL Croquis 231: Selgascano (2014–2025) Loose Parts Play -9788412823462

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Product Details:
Paperback: 360 pages
Publisher: EL Croquis
Language: Spanish, English
ISBN-10: 84-128234-6-X
ISBN-13: 9788412823462

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描述

The Spanish architecture firm SelgasCano was founded in 1998 by architects José Selgas and Lucía Cano, who have since built a reputation for their creative use of materials and focus on the relationship between architecture and nature. Following on an earlier issue of ‘El Croquis’ featuring work by the Madrid-based practice completed between 2003 and 2013, this one presents the studio’s work since then, including the Bathing Pavilion at the Bruges Triennial, Beijing Xicheng Exhibition Hall, a bookshop on Hanbury Street in London, and several homes. The studio is recognised for its lightweight, transparent designs and experimental use of colour and new technologies.

 

Selgascano began their journey in 1992 in Madrid, established a physical location in 1996, and moved to their current space, called “Office in the Woods,” in 2006—curiously, the most visited project on Archdaily of all time. The studio is a small workshop and intends to remain that way forever.

José Selgas and Lucía Cano tend to avoid giving lectures and talks in order to concentrate on their projects, understanding each as a distinct complexity and a distinct personality: in each of them, history, memory, economy, perception, and nature are the distinct elements that irrevocably shape the final result. This final definition is realized through the total involvement of architecture in the construction process, treating it as a continuous listening session of the greatest number of elements involved from manufacturing to installation, always with a parallel investigation into the possibility of modifying these more typical solutions to simplify their application in architecture.

The studio has always avoided using games and mechanisms that reflect personal disciplinary concerns, limiting itself to seeking beauty understandable to any human being. In any project, and increasingly so, the studio finds it essential that architecture yield as much ground as possible to nature, and that the presence of the built environment always be as minimal as possible or reduced to that architecture that, using artificial means and applying technologies borrowed from other fields that rarely intertwine with architecture, allows for the emergence of future natures.

Biography in PDF

Ph.: Jesús Granada.

Table of Contents in PDF

Texts

Prodigious Builders:
Three Encounters with Selgascan
Inmaculada Maluenda and Enrique Encabo

Fun Palaces.
The architecture of Selgascan
Philip Ursprung

 

Kibera Hamlets School

La Canaria House

Bookstore on
Hanbury Street

Second Home
Hanbury

Martell Pavilion

Second Home
Holland Park

Bath Pavilion of
the Bruges Triennial

Second Home
Hollywood [HolLA]

House of the Corners

Market in the Design District

EM Business School

Horse Museum
and Hotel

House in Fuente
de Pajares

Bailuwan Town

Coffee and Sea
[Coffee Beach Bar]

Tramo Restaurant

Spanish Pavilion
at Osaka 2025

Beijing Xicheng Exhibition Hall

Hotel Valentina

Rozafa Hotel Tower

Sky-K

Study Extension