Sala Ferusic Architects | L’H2O
in Urban Design by editor — 9:12 pm | April 10, 20120 comments
‘El Repartidor’ fountain, right in the middle of the square, used to bring water to five different points of the city of L’Hospitalet de Llobregat in Barcelona. The square has always been considered as a meeting point, as it used to gather people from the converging streets as well as those who wanted to pick up water.
The direction of the streets creates an hexagonal pattern in the shape of the water molecule, in which the streets are emphasized and the urban elements are placed. Five new fountains, on this pattern, bring now water to five different points of the square to recover the origin sense of the main monument.
The paving organizes the space thanks to a sophisticated system of modular pieces resolved by three different types of joints.
Location: L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona Architect: SALA FERUSIC Architects | Carles Sala and Relja Ferusic Architects
Partners: MOST SL | Dusko Hadzijanev, Civil Engineer
Administration: L’Hospitalet de Llobregat City Hall
Surface area: 7.392 m2
Project date: 27/01/2009
Project type: Open Public Competition Idea Project
Budget: 996.500€
Awards: Second Prize in Public Competition | 2009
Exhibitions: ‘Collegium Artisticum 2010’ Exhibition held by the Architectural Association of Sarajevo | 2010
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