Det­ta­glio del pro­get­to ed. 2024

tem­­plo-uni­­ve­r­­si­­ta­­rio-maria-rei­­na-de-la-paz / Colombia

Pau­la Andrea Tobón Ochoa

Pro­get­ti­sta Manuel José Jaén Posada
Loca­tion Uni­ver­si­dad Pon­ti­fi­cia Boli­va­ria­na Sec­cio­nal Buca­ra­man­ga. Auto­pi­sta Pie­de­cue­sta Kiló­me­tro 7 Flo­ri­da­blan­ca. Postal code 681007. San­tan­der. Colombia.
Nazio­ne Colom­bia
Desi­gn Team

-Desi­gn

Arch. Manuel Jaén Posada
Arch. Car­los David Montoya
Arch. Car­los Andrés Betancur

- Inter­nal Partners 

Arch. Car­los A. Cano Bedoya
Arch. San­tia­go López Posada

- Archi­tec­tu­ral Coordination

Arch. Car­los A. Cano Bedoya

- Archi­tec­tu­ral Team

Arch. Manue­la Sala­zar Villegas
Arch. San­tia­go Cami­lo Buitrago
Arch. Juan Feli­pe Correa
Arch. San­tia­go Restre­po Velásquez
Anno 2016
Cre­di­ti Fotografici

Tem­plo UPB Exter­nal — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (1): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB Exter­nal — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (2): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB Exter­nal — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (3): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB Exter­nal — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (4): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB Exter­nal — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (5): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (1): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (2): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (3): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (4): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli
Tem­plo UPB — © Fede­ri­co Cai­ro­li (5): Pho­to­gra­pher Fede­ri­co Cairoli

Foto ester­ni

Descri­zio­ne del progetto

A reci­tal sha­ped by the relief and vege­ta­tion hou­ses the tem­ple. The assem­bly spa­ce is defi­ned by a fol­ded roof that ari­ses in the inte­gra­tion of two sec­tions, whe­re the fir­st one sug­gests a con­gre­ga­tion spa­ce with a more hori­zon­tal access pro­por­tion that invi­tes to enter, and then, once insi­de, the spa­ce rises towards the pre­sby­te­ry whe­re a sec­tion of ver­ti­cal pro­por­tions is deve­lo­ped empha­si­zing the rela­tion­ship bet­ween hea­ven and earth.
The ope­ning of the spa­ce fra­mes the exi­sting mass of vege­ta­tion that rises with the relief, making this near­by land­sca­pe a rein­ter­pre­ta­tion of the cate­che­ti­cal con­tent of tra­di­tio­nal stai­ned glass win­do­ws in Catho­lic tem­ples, being in this case the rela­tion­ship bet­ween man and natu­re the sub­ject of reflec­tion. The inte­­rior-exte­­rior rela­tion­ship poses dif­fe­rent degrees of open­ness that sift the light, open or veil the land­sca­pe with mobi­le and fixed lat­ti­ces, as well as lead the pre­vai­ling winds to the interior.

The mate­rials lin­ked to the ground and the cuts in the ter­rain are hea­vy, such as San­tan­der sto­ne, con­cre­te and fired brick, whi­le the roof empha­si­zes the rela­tion­ship with the sky using a metal struc­tu­re and light­weight enclo­su­re mate­rials such as asphalt fabrics and wood.

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