Argentinian architects Adamo-Faiden have completed a community centre in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Called Community Centre of La Candida, the project consists of a small pavilion built on existing concrete foundations.
It comprises public toilets alongside one multi-purpose room.
Sliding glass doors allow one wall to be opened to the surrounding park.
Photographs are by Cristobal Palma.
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I can see the centre but I struggle to see the community.
I do find these architectural photographs that are void of any signs of life really quite boring and repetitive ater a while – we do not live in a clean and object less society, therfore why do we continue to represent/design our schemes as if this is the case – please wake up!
No toilet for disabled people? Nice detailling, only a pity the glass is so reflective on the outside..
It’s the return of the butterfly roof! It’s so FIFTIES! Anyway, not a bad bit of architecture, but nothing special either.
Paul, the sign of life is taking the picture.
I like it. Something this simple is refreshing. The texture of the side walls is very nice, too…
There are no disabled people in Argentina – didn’t you get the memo?
Paul….if it helps you to understand, you could always photoshop a person in, but remember to include a reflection
very nice..
would be good to see more life in there..
I like the project..
Great! It dares to be simple and modest. Modesty is a virtue.
Looks good, maybe a little simplistic – but sure beats the hell out of the public sector crap we see in the UK.
CAN ANYONE POINT OUT THE NORTH SIGN?THX