Toledo, Spain

27 VPP en Mocejón

Luis Martínez Santa-María

© Roland Halbe - www.rolandhalbe.de . Published on November 03, 2009.

Las viviendas de Mocejón se encuentran situadas en una llanura a las afueras del pueblo. Desde lejos se verán como dos alargados lingotes con una profunda raya de sombra correspondiente al ventanal corrido de la planta alta. Los trenes que pasan por los campos castellanos o las naves agrícolas o ganaderas y que con su abstracción flotan en medio del paisaje sin que se sepa qué uso sostienen, pudieran haber sido imágenes recurrentes.

© Roland Halbe - www.rolandhalbe.de . Published on November 03, 2009.

No existen las puertas de entrada a las viviendas. Diversas oquedades en el bloque dan paso a unos pequeños patios compartidos por cada dos de ellas.

© Roland Halbe - www.rolandhalbe.de . Published on November 03, 2009.

Aunque se consideró al principio una planta superior resuelta con un material distinto, durante el transcurso de la obra, el ladrillo empleado, de suaves irregularidades, de apariencia clara y con pequeños destellos tostados, bien envuelto entre las llagas de mortero, se fue haciendo cada vez más y más esencial hasta que terminó por ocupar muchas más partes de la obra de las que en un principio estaban previstas para él. Hubo una radicalización del ladrillo. Un golpe de estado del ladrillo.

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© Roland Halbe - www.rolandhalbe.de . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Roland Halbe - www.rolandhalbe.de . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

© Luis Martínez Santa-María . Published on November 03, 2009.

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Luis Martínez Santa-María

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Rafael Prieto Arévalo, María Paz Bartolomé Guijarro, Pedro Magro de la Plaza, Alfredo Baladrón Carrizo, Virginia Navarro de la Flor

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Enrique Martínez y Félix Aramburu. GEA SL.

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APAREJADOR: Manuel Iglesias Velasco

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GICAMAN. Junta de Castilla-La Mancha

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