Excerpt: Information Centre of the Romanesque is a public space designed by an architectural and design firm, Spaceworkers. The proposed space appears as a “house inside a house”. A massive volume landed in the existing space replicating the geometry of the shape. To this volume is subtracted the central area resulting in a kind of square, a point of reunion, separating the different functions of the space.
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[Text as submitted by Architect] Preserving the identity of the site and the characteristics of the building in question gave us the motto for intervention. The proposed space appears as a “house inside a house”. A massive volume landed in the existing space replicating the geometry of the shape.
To this volume is subtracted the central area resulting in a kind of square, a point of reunion, separating the different functions of the space. The largest of the two volumes houses an informal auditorium, while the second contains an information desk with a storeroom and toilet tucked behind.
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