Sustainable Civil Court at Valdebebas by Zaha Hadid 157,992 views
Posted 23 March 2008 by N. A. Hilal
Filed under: 21th Century Architecture, Architecture Design, Contemporary Architecture, Contemporary World Architecture, Spanish Architecture, Sustainable Architecture
Filed under: 21th Century Architecture, Architecture Design, Contemporary Architecture, Contemporary World Architecture, Spanish Architecture, Sustainable Architecture
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Designed by ‘the you know who’, the new civil courts building in Madrid will be the new landmark in the city. Coming with what called intelligent facade, the building utilizing double ventilation and photovoltaic cells on the roof.
The proposed 74,500 square meter (~800,000 square foot) building features a spiraling semi-circular atrium that overlooks an interior public courtyard. This space is meant to draw visitors and connect the building with the surrounding campus. The atrium also brings natural light down through the building and into court rooms.
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ahmad wrote:
send for me image of zaha hadid.
thank you
Posted 31 Dec 2008 at 8:23 pm ¶
Joseph Mtamu wrote:
I am an Architecture student in the University of Nairobi. I was greatly inspired by the sustainable courts project. Can I get more information on its design.
Posted 02 Feb 2009 at 11:39 pm ¶
spi wrote:
when was this building built?
Posted 08 Jun 2009 at 11:43 am ¶
zohi wrote:
hi.i’m iranian.i’m very like zaha project but i couldn’t see all them. pleas help me
i’m 25 years old and architect/thank
Posted 17 Aug 2010 at 1:04 pm ¶