Lecture by our director, José Ángel Ferrer, in the KOKORO hall in Almería, where he inaugurated a series of gatherings that will continue in the coming months. Ferrer, in a room completely full of attendees, presented several projects from our studio, carried out in the surroundings of the historical center of Almería, with a significant component of sustainability and design, two hallmarks of our projects. After the lecture, there was a lively discussion.
Ferrer Arquitectos appears in the 2019-2020 Architecture Studies Guide of Promateriales Magazine. Along with our Studio, the most relevant Studios at the national level today appear.
Proposal by Ferrer Arquitectos for the expansion of the Maestro Padilla Auditorium in Almería.
The new building is designed as an independent structure connected to the existing building through the basement and a gallery on the first floor.
The new construction faces the sea with a volume that houses the required uses, a library, and a viewpoint restaurant.
The aim is also to incorporate all the existing public space in front of the auditorium into the new uses, so that this free space functions as an extension of the complex for carrying out activities, linked to the auditorium, facing the sea.
Ferrer Arquitectos is renovating its Madrid offices to coincide with its 15th anniversary in the Spanish capital and the studio’s 25th anniversary. We currently maintain offices in Almería and Madrid with a team of professionals experienced in each of the cities. We are currently working on several projects: residential buildings for small and large developers, single-family homes, office buildings and other unique projects.
Project of 168 homes designed by Ferrer Arquitectos in Roquetas de Mar. The project is generated from the idea of reeds, a plant present in the environment characterized by its flexibility and resistance. The residential complex is made up of 4 groups of 3 cylindrical towers each with a commercial base intended for a market and a mezzanine for free spaces and leisure.
Yesterday, the book “Rafael Moneo. The Art and Architecture of Museums” was presented at the College of Architects of Madrid. José Ángel Ferrer, author of the book, shared some anecdotes related to his interest in Moneo’s work before an almost full auditorium. He highlighted the importance that the works of art to be exhibited have had in the final design of Moneo’s museums, especially in the paradigmatic cases of Mérida and the Miró Foundation, while reviewing, in a suci nt manner, the most relevant qualities and values, in his opinion, of the six museums analyzed in the book: Museo Romano de Mérida, Thyssen in Madrid, Fundación Miró in Palma de Mallorca, Davis Museum in Boston, Moderna Museet in Stockholm, and the Fine Arts Museum in Houston. At the table with Ferrer were Rafael Moneo, who praised the presented work, José Manuel López-Peláez, and Marcelo Camerlo. Also attending the event were D. Manuel Villa-Cellino (President of the Nebrija University), D. Diego Martínez Cano (President of the Chamber of Commerce of Almería), and other personalities from the world of culture and business, along with numerous architects and those interested in the world of culture in general and museums in particular.
