Es Pujol de s’Era comprises 33,022 square metres of wheat and barley fields, a small wood
of common and Phoenician juniper and rosemary, and dry‐stone walls on a
practically flat topography. The intervention seeks refuge among the
existing vegetation and a fragment of dry‐stone wall. These two
conditions draw out the dimensions, the orientation and the height of a
construction of austere geometry that bears some relation to the
architectural tradition of Formentera.
The north‐south orientation of the proposal generates a duality.
The volume is defined by an envelope of rendered thermo‐clay masonry and reinforced concrete.The envelope containing the programme (12×12 m) extends in the two main
directions, generating spaces of transition that are vital in these
latitudes.
On the north side there is a small architecture studio, repeated on the
south side in the form of a space of identical dimensions, designed as a
small dwelling‐refuge for a couple.
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