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Projects and Works Ongoing PROJECTS AND WORKS ONGOING Single-family House Bolongo, Mexico Client: Private Project Design: 2015-ongoing Construction: planned 2016 Area: 640 m2 Crematory Igualada, Spain Client: Private (Funeraria Anoia SL) Project Design: 2014-2015 Construction: under construction Area: 250 m2 Budget: 700.000 € Pedestrian Bridge Saint Dizier, France Client: Public (Saint Dizier Council) Project Design: 2013 Construction: planned 2017 Budget: 3.016.000 € Park Du Jard Saint Dizier, France Client: Public (Saint Dizier Council) Project Design: 2012-2013 Construction: planned 2016 Area: 20 ha Budget: 21.000.000 € Saint Dizier Masterplan (Historic Centre, River and Canal Banks) Saint Dizier, France Client: Public (Saint Dizier Council) Competition: 2011. 1st Prize Project Design: 2011-ongoing Intervention Area: 32 ha Built Area: 53.000 m2 Budget: 95.000.000 € PROJECTS AND WORKS ONGOING 96 Social Houses Saint Dizier, France Client: Private (L’Éffort Rémois) Project Design: 2011 Plot Area: 12.259 m2 Built Area: 8.764 m2 Budget: 8.000.000 € Line 9 Underground Station “Zona Universitaria” Barcelona, Spain Promoter: Public (infraestructures.cat-Catalunya Goverment) Client: Public (Joint Venture “JV-Linea 9”) Competition: 2010 Project Design: 2010 Construction: 2011-2015 Area: 6.000 m2 Budget: 12.500.000 € “La Gardunya” Housing Building Barcelona, Spain Client: Private (SOGEUR, SA) Project Design: 2008-2013 Construction: planned 2016 Area: 6.000 m2 Budget: 5.115.000 € “La Massana” Art and Design School Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (BIM/SA-Barcelona Council) Project Design: 2008-2010 Construction: under construction Area: 10.000 m2 Budget: 11.557.000 € Urban Intervention in Barcelona’s Historical District Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (BIM/SA-Barcelona Council) Competition: 2007. 1st Prize Project Design (4): finished 2013(2)/ongoing(2) Construction: finished 2015(2)/under construction(1)/planned 2016(1) Total Area: 22.140 m2 Total Budget: 19.872.000 € Catalan Government Headquarters Tortosa, Spain Client: Public (infraestructures.cat-Catalunya Goverment) Competition: 2005. 1st Prize Project Design: 2008-2009 Construction: under construction Building Area: 7.500 m2 Parking Area: 5.600 m2 Budget: 19.800.000 € PROJECTS AND WORKS COMPLETED Biomass Heating Power Plant Saint Dizier, France Client: Private (Cofély / GDF SUEZ) Competition: 2013 Project Design: 2014 Construction: 2015 Building Area: 1.180 m2 Urbanized Area: 5.640 m2 Budget: 2.530.000 € Back Façade of “La Boquería” Market Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (BIM/SA-Barcelona Council) Project Design: 2007-2013 Construction: 2014-2015 Area: 1.020 m2 Budget: 1.770.000 € Urbanization of “Plaza de la Gardunya” Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (BIM/SA-Barcelona Council) Project Design: 2007-2013 Construction: 2014-2015 Area: 5.120 m2 Budget: 1.430.000 € Sports Complex “Camp del Ferro” Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (BIM/SA-Barcelona Council) Competition: 2015 Area: 7000 m2 Budget: 11.000.000 € “Cube 2” Office Tower Guadalajara, Mexico Client: Private (Cube Internacional) Project Design: 2009-2011 Construction: 2009-2014 Building Area: 14.800 m2 Parking Area: 18.300 m2 Budget: 20.000.000 $ “Caixaforum” Zaragoza Museum and Cultural Centre Zaragoza, Spain Client: Private (“La Caixa” Foundation) Competition: 2008. 1st Prize Project Design: 2008-2010 Construction: 2010-2014 Area: 6.300 m2 Budget: 15.618.779 € Awards: 2014. ACHE Award (Scientifil and Technical Association of Structural Concrete 2015. Fernando García Mercadal Architecture Award Extension of the German College Bilbao, Spain Client: Public (German Foreign Ministry) Competition: 2014 Total Built Area: 9.500 m2 New Construction Area: 5.000 m2 Urbanization Area: 24.940 m2 PROJECTS AND WORKS COMPLETED Department Building at the WU University Vienna, Austria Client: Public (University of Vienna) Competition: 2008. 1st Prize Project Design: 2008-2010 Construction: 2010-2013 Area: 16.000 m2 Budget: 31.400.000 € Awards: 2014. Green Building Silver Certificate 2014. Schorsch 2013 Award from the city of Vienna Rio Blanco Pavilion Guadalajara, Mexico Client: Private Project Design: 2011-2012 Construction: 2012-2013 Area: 75 m2 75 Social Houses in Vallecas Madrid, Spain Client: Public (EMVS-Madrid Council) Project Design: 2009-2010 Construction: 2011-2013 Building Area: 6.225 m2 Parking Area: 2.670 m2 Budget: 4.333.000 € Awards: 2015. ASPRIMA-SIMA, Premio Exaequo Award in New Construction Public Housing Collserola’s Gates Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (Barcelona Council) Competition: 2012 Extension of the “King’s College”, London, Great Britain Client: Private (King’s College London) Competition: 2012 Area: 3.520 m2 New “Sala Beckett”, Theatre Centre Barcelona, Spain Client: Private (Sala Beckett) Competition: 2011 Area: 3.980 m2 PROJECTS AND WORKS COMPLETED Court Building Badalona, Spain Client: Public (GISA-Catalunya Goverment) Competition: 2011 Area: 16.400 m2 Tecnological Centre “Fundació Lleitat” Barcelona, Spain Client: Private (Fundació Lleitat) Competition: 2010 Area: 4.000 m2 Archery Range Reconstruction Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (GISA-Catalunya Goverment) Project Design: 2009-2010 Intervention Area: 11.000 m2 Built Area: 1.033 m2 Budget: 3.171.377 € “Torreblanca” Park in Torrevieja Alicante, Spain Client: Public (Torrevieja Council) Project Design: 2000 Construction: 2006-2010 Area: 30.000 m2 Budget: 1.900.000 € Single-family House in Vallcarca Barcelona, Spain Client: Private Project Design: 2003-2007 Construction: 2007-2010 Area: 340 m2 Budget: 1.000.000 € “Ka Portals” Hotel Refurbishment Mallorca, Spain Client: Private Competition: 2009-2010 Area: 3.400 m2 Budget: 3.500.000 € PROJECTS AND WORKS COMPLETED “Alameda Poniente” Housing for the XVI Panamerican Games Guadalajara, Mexico Client: Public (Guadalajara Municipal Government) Project Design: 2008 Area: 35.000 m2 Budget: 19.500.000 € “El Pinar”, 78 Houses and Urban Planning in Alcalá de Xivert Castellon, Spain Client: Private (Civisa) Project Design: 2007-2008 Intervention Area: 26.500 m2 Built Area: 11.200 m2 Budget: 8.200.000 € Urban Planning in Vallromanes Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (Vallromanes Council) Urban Planning: 2006 Volume Proposal: 2008 Intervention Area: 111.200 m2 Built Area: 27.500 m2 Urban Planning, Metropolitan Park and Museum of Transport and Public Works Malaga, Spain Client: Public (CEDEX-Spanish Ministry of Public Works) Competition: 2007. 1st Prize Project Design: 2007 Intervention Area: 27,9 ha Built Area: 40.000 m2 Budget: 81.570.000 € Office Building Igualada, Spain Client: Private (Tradegrup) Project Design: 2006 Urban Plan Alteration: 2007 Area: 8.100 m2 Budget: 5.800.000 € Hotel Resort Isla Margarita, Venezuela Client: Private (Hesperia Hoteles) Competition: 2007. 2nd Prize Intervention Area: 261.000 m2 Built Area: 110.000 m2 Number of rooms: 1900 Budget: 85.900.000 € PROJECTS AND WORKS COMPLETED “Caixa Galicia” Housing and Office Towers La Coruña, Spain Client: Private (Caixa Galicia) Competition: 2007. 2nd Prize Area: 35.600 m2 Appartments for the Elderly Olot, Spain Client: Private (Fundació Hospital St. Jaume d’Olot) Competition: 2007. 2nd Phase Area: 4.300 m2 Budget: 3.600.000 € Primary School in Castelldefels Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (GISA-Catalunya Goverment) Competition: 2003. 1st Prize Project Design: 2003-2004 Construction: 2005-2007 Built Area: 3.400 m2 Urbanized Area: 4.300 m2 Budget: 3.593.298 € “Novoli” 27 Housing Block Florence, Italy Client: Private (Societa’ Immobiliare Novoli S.p.a) Project Design: 2004-2006 Parking Area: 4.200 m2 Housing Area: 5.000 m2 Budget: 7.500.000 € High School Sant Carles de la Ràpita, Spain Client: Private (Atec) Project Design: 2006 Area: 5.600 m2 Budget: 3.600.000 € Railroad Control Center Pollegio, Switzerland Client: Private (SBB-CFF-FFS-Chemin de Fer Fédéraux) Competition: 2006. 2nd Phase Area: 2.400 m2 PROJECTS AND WORKS COMPLETED “Adidas” Sports Center Nuremberg, Germany Client: Private(Adidas) Competition: 2006. 3rd Prize Built Area: 17.000 m2 Urbanized Area: 16.000 m2 Budget: 17.000.000 € Landscape Intervention at “Lago Verde” Lanzarote, Spain Client: Private (Canarias’s Landscape Biennial) Project Design: 2006 Modification of One Block’s General Urban Planning for Residential Use L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain Client: Private (Fbex-Promo Inmobiliaria) Project Design: 2005-2006 Built Area: 42.700 m2 Intervention Area: 22.500 m2 “Sarriguren” Sports Center in Valle de Egües Navarra, Spain Client: Public (Valle de Egües Council) Competition: 2001. 1st Prize Project Design: 2002-2005 Construction: 2003-2006 Built Area: 8.340 m2 Urbanized Area: 13.590 m2 Budget: 6.516.824 € Office Refurbishment at “calle Còrsega” Barcelona, Spain Client: Private (Fbex-Promo Inmobiliaria) Project Design: 2005-2006 Area: 3.600 m2 Budget: 2.300.000 € “Ca’n Llaurador” Park and Library in Teià Barcelona, Spain Client: Public (Barcelona Provincial Council) Competition: 2005. 2nd Prize Built Area: 1.100 m2 Rehabilitation Area: 1.100 m2 Budget: 3.600.000 € PROJECTS AND WORKS COMPLETED “Porta Nord” 183 Housing Block L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain Client: Private (Vallehermoso) Competition: 2005. 1st Prize (with construction company) Project Design: 2006 Area: 27.498 m2 Budget: 21.773.709 € “Maison de l’Algerie” at the University Campus Paris, France Client: Privado (CIUP-Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris) Competition: 2005. Unresolved Area: 8.150 m2 Education College at the University of Alicante Alicante, Spain Client: Public (University of Alicante) Competition: 2005. 2nd Prize Area: 14.100 m2
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