Una casa entre-pinos de Francisco Sáenz de Oíza: trabajar con el entorno

Abstract

El estudio del proyecto del pabellón de invitados para la casa de Juan Huarte en Formentor del año 1968 del arquitecto Francisco Sáenz de Oíza, a través de sus dibujos realizados durante su estancia en Mallorca, nos descubre una manera de abordar la adición sobre lo construido. Analizar este nuevo pabellón nos permite profundizar en la personalidad de Sáenz de Oíza y su manera de abordar el proyecto, su desarrollo, y el papel que adquiere la arquitectura en relación con su entorno y a las aspiraciones del usuario.

The study of the invited pavilion to the house of Juan Huarte in Formentor by the architect Francisco Sáenz de Oíza in 1968, through his drawings during your stay in Mallorca, discovers a way of addressing the addition of buildings. The project is approached from the analysis of the environment, including the two existing pavilions, designed by Carvajal y García de Paredes architects, to work with parties and the idea of addition and juxtaposition to solve the all. The proposal to work with parts ( fragments) allows him to make an inventory of stocks and naming them to take value improving the final solution. This architectural project is not more than the interlocking of all these parts on a " board" that is own, the topography and environment as Sáenz de Oíza demonstrates us enriching existences and qualifying them. Analyzing this pavilion gives us insight into the personality of Sáenz de Oíza and his approach to the architectural project, its development, and the role that architecture takes in relation to its surroundings and aspirations of the user.