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Ciudad del Motor, Building, Images, Architecture, Architect, Design, Racing
La Ciudad del Motor, España
Competition entry : Alcaniz, Aragon, Spain by UNStudio Architects
Ciudad del Motor, Spain
2007-
UNStudio
The Cuidad del motor project is the centerpiece of the new world-class
racing site. The building is organized like a continuous loop with
two crossing points. The loop houses the various programmatic elements
and the complimentary program. The design is based on generating the
maximum interaction between building and surrounding, especially the
tracks, providing multiple experiences to the visitor.
The architectural expression combines elements of movement, landscape,
technology and public construction. The four principal programmatic
elements: technology, sports, leisure and culture are translated into
a mix of complementary programs catering to a large and diverse audience.
Through the integration of carefully assembled programs into one coherent
building organization, an attractive and sustainable environment is
created.
Ciudad del Motor, Spain images / information from UNStudio 200907
Ciudad del Motor architect : UNStudio
Alcaniz Leisure Complex - Motor City, northeast Spain
2007-
Foster + Partners

image from the architects
Alcaniz Leisure Complex
- Norman Foster
Valencia Buildings
Client: La Ciudad del Motor
Location: Alcaniz, Aragon, Spain
Building area: 70.000 m2
Program: Mixed use: shopping mall, experience park, museum, hotel,
multifunctional hall, housing
Status/Phase: Competition entry
Spanish Motor City : Foster +
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