This monograph offers an exploration of a decade of experimentation and architectural reflection by the studio led by José Morales, Juan González Mariscal, and Sara de Giles.
MGM is defined by its ability to create architecture that not only occupies a place but transforms it. Projects such as the Níjar Performing Arts Center, the Lecture Hall at the University Pablo de Olavide, and the Miraflores Park in Seville showcase their capacity to reinterpret and re-signify urban and natural landscapes. Through their interventions, the studio establishes a dialogue with the environment, often exploring the boundary between the built and the natural.
MGM's work is rooted in what they call "principles of alteration," a methodology that combines the pursuit of the unexpected with rigorous technical precision. This approach is reflected in their innovative use of materials, the integration of envelopes that blur scales, and the creation of spaces that go beyond functionality to become inhabitable experiences. Examples such as the Social Housing in San Jerónimo, Seville, or the Portos de Galicia Headquarters highlight their commitment to an architecture that challenges formal determinism.
Author MGM. Morales Giles Mariscal
Collection TC Cuadernos, 2012
Pages 286
Language Spanish, English
Format 21 x 29,5 cm, soft cover
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This monograph offers an exploration of a decade of experimentation and architectural reflection by the studio led by José Morales, Juan González Mariscal, and Sara de Giles.
MGM is defined by its ability to create architecture that not only occupies a place but transforms it. Projects such as the Níjar Performing Arts Center, the Lecture Hall at the University Pablo de Olavide, and the Miraflores Park in Seville showcase their capacity to reinterpret and re-signify urban and natural landscapes. Through their interventions, the studio establishes a dialogue with the environment, often exploring the boundary between the built and the natural.
MGM's work is rooted in what they call "principles of alteration," a methodology that combines the pursuit of the unexpected with rigorous technical precision. This approach is reflected in their innovative use of materials, the integration of envelopes that blur scales, and the creation of spaces that go beyond functionality to become inhabitable experiences. Examples such as the Social Housing in San Jerónimo, Seville, or the Portos de Galicia Headquarters highlight their commitment to an architecture that challenges formal determinism.
Author MGM. Morales Giles Mariscal
Collection TC Cuadernos, 2012
Pages 286
Language Spanish, English
Format 21 x 29,5 cm, soft cover
Contents
006 _ “Principios de alteración”. Sismología MGM
Carlos Tapia
008 _ Habitar el Silencio. La Arquitectura de Morales-de Giles-Mariscal
Santiago Medero
012 _ Rehabilitation and Change of Use of a Dwelling in Holos Hotel. Seville
024 _ New Theatrical Space in Nijar. Almería
052 _ New Educational Institute in Galisteo. Caceres
068 _ Renovation of 5 Dwellings in the Pópulo District. Cadiz
088 _ 140 Housing in Monte Hacho. Ceuta
110 _Lecture Room Building of 24 Units, Pablo de Olavide University. Seville
136 _ ICTAM Hospital. Cartuja Institute of Advanced Techniques in Medicine. Seville
164 _ Rehabilitation and Expansion of the Ramos Carrion Theatre. Zamora
184 _ Central Library of Jerez de la Frontera. Cadiz
202 _ Rehabilitation of the Old Convent of St. Mª de los Reyes as Seat of The Future Center of Documentation and Dissemination of Architecture and Civil Engineering of Andalusia. Seville
210 _31 Unit Public Housing Project in Ubeda. Jaen
222 _ Hospice of Fregenal de la Sierra. Badajoz
246 _ Planning and Construction of a Space for Freedom and Freedoms, and an Interpretation Centre. Seville
252 _ FAC. Foundation of Contemporary Architecture Cordoba and Management of the Block of San Pablo. Cordoba
258 _Renovation and Extension of the Site of the Offi cial College of Architects of Cordoba
262 _ Institutional Building for Portos de Galicia, Santiago de Compostela. La Coruña
280 _140 Social Housing Units, a Nursery and Children’s School and Commercial Areas in Batignolles. Paris
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