Cristhian Haro, MCH2022, Peru

S-M-L-XL
Low Cost and Emergency Housing - São Paulo, Brasil
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Housing and Reuse
Workshop Anne Lacaton - Zurich, Switzerland
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Domestic Fragments
Workshop Eli Mosayebi - Faroe Islands, Denmark
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Working in Living
Workshop Andrea Deplazes - Barcelona, Spain
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Residual Spaces
Workshop Hrvoje Njiric - Split, Croatia
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Caracol
Construction and Technology - Barcelona, Spain to Oulu, Finland
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Corrala Futura
Workshop Alison Brooks - Madrid, Spain
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Future Traditions
Urban Design and City Science - Madrid, Spain
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Contents

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Leaders Elli Mosayebi and Álvaro M. Fidalgo
Site Faroe Islands, Denmark
Team C. Haro, B. Kagelmacher, S. Kteich
WorkShop - Elli Mosayebi
Domestic
Fragments
Beam of darkness - Almudena Lobera (2015)

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dreaming
working out
lamp
| The Assignment | | The Concept |
In all countries, housing presents
various problems and challenges,
however, despite the great
geographical differences, all
share the same configuration:
housing is a set of domestic
fragments. Taking into account this
configuration, the workshop seeks
the development of an innovative
housing, thinking about the daily
activities of the user and looking
for a sustainable system for its
habitability. For this, 2 activities
and 1 domestic artifact are used:
The proposal is located in the Faroe
Islands in Denmark, where the
weather is foggy almost all year
round, and will be a refuge for all
people where life and dreams will
be illuminated.
To develop them in a foggy climate
95% of the days of the year with
high wind gusts recorded, but with
sultry weather during the summer.
It also presents snow storms for 4
months in a row. It is important to
achieve an architectural proposal
that values the activities and the
artifact in the mentioned context.

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| The Proposal | | The Drawing |
Inhabiting the interior
Inhabiting the exterior
The proposal uses a new system called Windstalk, this system uses the strong winds
of the area to create energy through the constant movement of the central pole, the
energy is stored in a subway container to distribute it through the main structure to the
living spaces, creating a new celestial vault ready to dream.
Ground floor

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1
2
2
1
| The System | | The System |
Isometric detail
of the project
Internal section
of the pole
Axonometric detail showing
torque generator
The Windstalk Pole

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Leaders Anne Lacaton and Diego García-Setién
Site Zurich, Switzerland
Team C. Basilis, C. Haro, V. Ottenwalder, A. Petrou, S. Worn
Housing
andReuse
WorkShop - Anne Lacaton

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In the permanent reflection on the good housing conditions that the city must unquestionably provide
for its inhabitants and that architects must design, it is the transformation of existing buildings that
provides better criteria for housing quality, sustainability, economy, waste and carbon emission
reduction. The workshop seeks to explore and value the potential reuse of an obsolete industrial
facility in the city of Zurich, Switzerland, to convert it into a mixed-use structure and housing, to foster
better living conditions for all.
| The Concept |
| The Assignment |
The dwelling must have the following qualities
Generosity - Freespace and extra-space - Capacity of appropriation
Transparency - Inside outside continuity - Movement - Open structure
Private outdoor space - Space of transition - Pleasure and imagination

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The proposal transforms an
obsolete industrial building
into a mixed-use building,
providing public spaces,
services and housing.
The solution promotes
good living conditions,
achieving generous spaces,
providing free spaces and
extras within the housing,
facilitates the ability to
appropriate space with the
help of an open structure,
and allows the transition
between private and public
space, achieving adequate
interaction with the context.
| The Proposal | | The Project Site |

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| The Drawings |
| The Drawings |
Ground Floor - Public space First Floor - Transition Space
Mezzanine - Semi public space Typical floor - Dwellings

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Transversal Section
Longitudinal Section

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Leaders Andrea Deplazes and Fernando Altozano
Site Barcelona, Spain
Team P. Allende, C. Haro, A. Valtadou
Working
inLiving
WorkShop - Andrea Deplazes

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| The Assignment | | The Concept |
The workshop seeks to analyze and reconsider the functions of the home, for this it provides
a specific configuration for its development: The integration of working inside the living. The
proposal should be located in a traditional city block in Barcelona, Spain, and should densify the
space without losing the quality of life of the dwellings.
We had to understand
what working means these
days, and we realized that
now the space for working
has become related to the
spaces for living, so much
so that they are not identified
as separate elements but
integrated. You can work
anywhere, if you have the
necessary support elements.

Working
Working
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Typology A - 1 bedroom
Typology B - 2 bedrooms
Typology C - 3 bedrooms
Typology D - More bedrooms
| The Proposal |
Working
Working
Working
Bathroom Bathroom
Bedroom Bedroom
Support
space
Living room
Old configuration
of spaces
New spatial
configuration
Living room
Dining room Dining room
We create a new central space to work with all the necessary suppot elements around
it and that at the same time can serve the living spaces. This is how an adequate link
between the need to work and living spaces is achieved. With this idea, we developed
4 typo: a house with one bed, other with two beds, another with three beds and a
house with the possibility of extension for large group of people.
| The System |

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Typology A - 1 bedroom
Typology B - 2 bedrooms Typology D - more bedrooms
Typology C - 3 bedrooms
The possibility
of extension
The possibility
of extension
| The Drawings |
| The Drawings |

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| The Drawing |
| The System |
Boundaries
Public and private
Entrances
Ground floor

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Leaders Hrvoje Njiric and Esperanza Campaña
Site Split, Croatia
Team F. Guimaraes, C. Haro, J. Ipince, I. Pineda, N. Tampi
Residual
Spaces
WorkShop - Hrvoje Njiric

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| The Concept |
| The Assignment |
The growth of many cities has not been planned, this has caused their development
to produce residual lots which are difficult to design, however people with the need to
have a space to inhabit manage to occupy these spaces turning them into their homes.
The workshop looks to value this way of living, requesting to densify a plot of land in the
city of Kila, in Split, Croatia, where the lots and the geography are irregular.
Kila is a port city where high quality
ships are manufactured. These are
built with an ancestral technique
that values the space between the
structure and the object for the work,
in addition, its constructive process
is developed in parts achieving a
progressive advance in section.

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| The System |
| The Proposal |
Land
Framework
Structure to build a boat
Structure to build a house
Construction procces in section
Construction procces in section
Atelier Atelier
Bedroom
Living room
Bedroom
Living room
Kitchen
Staircase
Bathroom
Kitchen
Staircase
Bathroom
The proposal tries to show
that there are no residual
spaces, but misunderstood
spaces. Because every
space is useful if someone
needs it and it´s the ordinary
activities that prove it. Like
builders used the residual
space between the structure
and the boat to work, now
our project give this space to
build their future homes. If we
look closely at the ordinary
activities of life we can
understand that architecture
is born with necessity,
developed with freedom and
established for the future.

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Appropriation
Beams
Outcome
Cores
| The System |
| The System |

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| The Project Site |
Intervention area Structure location

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| The Project Site | | The Project Site |
General circulation Cores and appropriation

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7
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5
4
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2
3
1
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10
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The possibility to built Using the residual space
Urban section
| The Drawings |
| The Drawings |

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Leaders Alison Brooks and Alejandro de Miguel Solano
Site Madrid, Spain
Team K. Diaz, A. George, C. Haro, A. Valtadou
Corrala
Futura
WorkShop - Alison Brooks

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| The Concept |
| The Assignment |
Objetive
elements
CORRALA
PARK
GALLERIES
Subjective
qualities
The Corrala is a historical typology of housing in Madrid, where a collective way of life
could be developed. The workshop asks to examine the qualities of the Corrala in order to
reinterpret it and propose a collective housing for creators, artisans and artists. It is important
that the proposal values the identity of the place, reinforces new lifestyles and revives the
neighborhood with a memorable space where the community can emerge.
During our visit to the site, we identify the social quality of neighborhood and
the spatial qualities of the tipologies. We want to separate them into objective
elements and subjective qualities. To understand the elements that are important
in the area and the qualities that we must reinforce in the proposal.
Spatial structural element between
full and empty, heavy and light,
public and private
Spatial element as a social place
of the inhabitans and as a meeting
place of the neighborhood
Useful space for creators, artisans
and artists, where expression
becomes the face of the district.

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Old configuration
of the Corrala
Old configuration
of the public space
Old configuration
of the Atelier
New configuration
of the Futura Corrala
New configuration
for the public space
New configuration
for the Atelier
Public
patio
Private uses Private uses
Private uses
Working
space
Private uses
Connector
Park
Possibility
of living
Location
| The Proposal | | The Project Site |
Home
Studio
Structural mass
Internal public space
Is not a home
with a studio
Spatial mass
Connector public space
Is a studio with the
possibility of living
CORRALA
PARK
GALLERIES

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Boundary Existing visuals
Intervention
Existing park

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| The Drawings | | The Drawings |
Atelier C - 49 sqm
Moment of work
Atelier A - 74 sqm
Moment of work
Atelier B - 36 sqm
Moment of work
Atelier A - 74 sqm
Moment of work
Atelier C - 49 sqm
Moment of life
Atelier B - 36 sqm
Moment of life

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Elevation 1 Elevation 2

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Leaders Cristiane Muniz and Fernando Viégas
Site São Paulo, Brasil
Team K. Diaz, J. Gomez, C. Haro, A. Lizardou, J. Sánchez
S-M-L-XL
Low Cost and Emergency Housing

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| The Assignment |
In Sao Paulo, Brazil, the Chacara Florida favela is located in a natural context and
unfortunately, its development has deteriorated the site, changing the course of small
rivers and killing the vegetation. It’s important to develop proposals that dissolve the rigid
limits between vulnerable housing and the landscape, to achieve a new urban-natural pact.
We began our research by
understanding the different
situations that necessity or
life forced them to build. They
themselves created their shadows,
themselves found the materials,
themselves accommodated to the
context and themselves created
the spaces they needed to live
and develop overtime. And if we
try to make a technical analysis,
for example in its facades, we
find a wealth of shapes and
voids that were made by itself.
| The Concept |
Shading areas
Unclear boundaries Construction over time Self-construction
Lightweight upper floors
Terrain accommodation
Productive space Irregular plots

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| The Concept |
In construction, we find diverse processes where it is always about winning area and
where the extension of the columns are the meaning of a better future. We find urban
faces and constructive processes, particular and personal. This is well understood in
the poem by the Uruguayan poet Eduardo Galeano called, A sea of tiny flames.
Basic structure
Occupy the structure
Complete the extension
Extend the structure
A man from the town of Neguá,
on the coast of Colombia,
managed to go up the high sky.
On the way back, he said he had contemplated,
from up there, human life.
And he said that we are a sea of tiny flames.
That’s what the world is, he revealed.
A bunch of people,
a sea of flames.
Each person glows with their own light among all the others.
There are big flames and small flames,
and flames of all colors.
There are people of serene flame,
who don’t even notice the wind,
and there are people of crazy flames,
who fill the air with sparks.
Some flames, silly flames,
don’t light or burn;
but others burn life with so much passion
that you can’t look at them without blinking,
and when you get close,
light up.
| The Concept |
Eduardo Galeano
- A SEA OF FLAMES -

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| The Proposal |
With the research, we understood the different situations that necessity or
life forced them to build. So our proposal is to create an infrastructure that
accompanies the inhabitants of Chakara Florida, at different times, in all situations
and scales, with adequate technical elements and processes to avoid the
deterioration of the neighborhood.
Skylight
Constructive
elements that
understand
their reality
Transition spaces
that achieve a
link with their
enviroment
Processes that
understand
their economic
development
over time
Strategies that
match the
lifestyle of its
inhabitans
Cover Water tank
Canopy Balcony
| The System |
S
M
L
XL
Public equipment Roof
Collective housing
Structure and roof

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Territorial context
Urban context

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| The Development |
Local context - Development of System S
| The Development |
Local context - Development of System M

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Local context - Development of System L
| The Development |
Local context - Development of System XL
| The Development |

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Leaders Ignacio Fernández-Solla, Diego García-Setien, Archie Campbell and David Castro
Site Barcelona, Spain - Oulu, Finland
Team P. Allende, I. Goyal, C. Haro, A. Ottenwalder
Caracol
Building
Construction and Technology

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| The Project Site | | The Project Site |
Barcelona, Spain | Existent
User
Technological companies Young people
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
* Physical, sexual, psychological and economic
violence.
women’s house
Cold Climate Site
Oulu, Finland | Proposal
Conditions
Barcelona, Spain Oulu, Finland
Summer Summer
Daytime temperatures
Temperature from 25 °C to 35°C
Average of hours of daylights 15.2
Temperature from -14 °C to -7°C
Denmark
12.4 C° 8.1 C°
0.3 C°
6.8 C°
6.3 C°
9.1 C°
Finland
Nightime temperatures
Water temperature
Winter Winter

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| The Proposal | | The Proposal |
Proposal Proposal
SECURITY ACCESS LOBBY
The building as a shelter, access
control to protect the users
TWO SEPARATE CORES
For an easier circulation and faster
evacuation
Existent Existent
WALK THROUGH
The building merges with
the city, hard to control
SINGLE CENTRAL CORE
Difficult access to the building and
evacuation problems
TOWARDS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
Continuous circulation to allow
interaction and generate community
TOWARDS INTERIOR
One way circulation enables the
interaction between the users
DWELLINGS PER FLOOR
10 dwellings per floor, with interior
drywalls allowing transformation
DWELLINGS PER FLOOR
12 dwellings per floor, with no
opportunity of transformation

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| The Proposal | | The Proposal |
Proposal
Existent
COURTYARD AND FLOORS
Extension of the patio to reach more sunlight
and reduction of floors to generate less shadow
COURTYARD AND FLOORS
The building has a 8mts wide courtyard
and ground floor + 7 floors
DENSITY REDUCTION
To generate communal terraces and encourage
social interaction between the users
VOLUME SUBSTRACTIONS
To generate private and public terraces,
and extra ventilation
GREEN HOUSE COURTYARD
Closed central patio to create a buffer between
the outside and the inside
VENTILATED COURTYARD
A generous central patio for the units, to
allow extra ventilation
Proposal
Existent
INDUSTRIALIZED 2D PANELS
Implentation of industrialized 2D panels towards
the exterior, to protect the wood from water
INDUSTRIALIZED PANELS
Ventilated exterior industrial panel sheet

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Section A - A

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Typology A - Existent Typology C - Existent
Typology B - Existent
Typology D - Existent
Typology A - Proposal Typology C - Proposal
Typology B - Proposal
Typology D - Proposal

BUILDING ENVELOPE SKIN SECTION
GRC Panel in elevation
Aluminum Framework to
support GRC Panel
External Mineral wool
insulation layer
Triple Glazed Glazing
Metal Coping
GRC Panel
Control Layer
Exterior CLT Panel
Internal Mineral wool
insulation layer
CLT Load bearing
Wall Panel
Internal Finish
Anchor metal plate
connection between
truss & facade CLT Panel
Timber Floor truss
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1. CLT 3D Service Core
2. 2D Slab Panels
3. 2D Wood Trussers
4. Custom Wood Railling
5. 2D Drywall Panels
6. 2D Load Bearing Facade
7. 2D Slab Panels
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6
5
5
4
3
2
1

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| The Facilities | | The Facilities |
Building System Storage of Rain and Snowfall
Water City Distribution Separation of Black
and Grey Water

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Leaders Gemma Peribáñez Ayala and José María Ezquiaga
Site Madrid, Spain
Team T. Campino, A. De Rungs, C. Haro, F. Heredia, J. Ipince
Future
Traditions
Urban Design and City Science

Heredia / Ipince / Haro / De Rungs / Campino
Urban Design & City Sciences
G5
Problematics found at site.
Current Situation
C. ABANDONED
streets with no activity
D. DEPENDANCE
on private vehicles
B. INADEQUATE
access to public space
A. DISCONNECTION
from the city by the Highway
A. DISCONNECTION
from the city by the highway
B. INADEQUATE
C. ABANDONED
D. DEPENDANCE
on private vehicles
G5
oblematics found at site.
urrent Situation
C. ABANDONED
D. DEPENDANCE
on private vehicles
B. INADEQUATE
A. DISCONNECTION
from the city by the Highway
A. DISCONNECTION
from the city by the highway
B. INADEQUATE
C. ABANDONED
D. DEPENDANCE
on private vehicles
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G5
Opportunities found at site.
Current Situation
D. MIXED USES
in the surroundings
C. EXTENSIVE
free areas for urbanization
B. APPROACH
to natural contexts
A. CLOSE
to the city center
A. CLOSE
to the city center
B. APPROACH
to natural contexts
C. EXTENSIVE
D. MIXED USES
in the surroundings
G5
pportunities found at site.
urrent Situation
D. MIXED USES
in the surroundings
C. EXTENSIVE
B. APPROACH
to natural contexts
A. CLOSE
to the city center
A. CLOSE
to the city center
B. APPROACH
to natural contexts
C. EXTENSIVE
D. MIXED USES
in the surroundings
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