spliced towers: the first floor plan layout | AQSO

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AQSO arquitectos office. The office towers have a contemporary façade design that resembles a tapestry of stone and wood.

AQSO arquitectos office. The façade is made of prefabricated pieces of wood, stone and a glass curtain wall. The elevation is formed by vertical lines with the appearance of a bar code.

AQSO arquitectos office. The longitudinal sections of the building complex show the basements, the landscaping and the distance between the office towers and the residential blocks.

AQSO arquitectos office. The building complex comprises a residential area and a set of office towers on a podium for commercial use. The landscape design is fluid and organic.

AQSO arquitectos office. The model of the project shows the relationship of the buildings to the landscape. The office towers have a free orientation while the residential blocks seek the light from the south.

AQSO arquitectos office. The landscape design combines pedestrian areas, gardens and a man-made stream separating the residential area from the commercial area.

AQSO arquitectos office. The residential blocks have four two-bedroom flats per stairwell with garden views, cross-ventilation and balconies facing north and south.

AQSO arquitectos office. View of the office towers. The façade is formed by a curtain wall of stone, glass and wood in dark colours to form a modern and contemporary design.

AQSO arquitectos office. The façade of residential buildings is made up of a variety of openings that change in size depending on the incidence of sunlight on the buildings.

AQSO arquitectos office. The façade of office buildings is made up of a variety of openings that change in size depending on the orientation and incidence of the sun on the towers.