Building on what was built

How to do it without breaking the chinaware

Authors

  • José Mario Gutiérrez Márquez Universidad Bauhaus de Weimar, Alemania
  • Sebastián Bechis Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35305/23626097v4i6.22

Keywords:

architecture, project, concept, metaphor, recycling

Abstract


This conversation has taken place during the annual workshop organized by the Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Design of the National University of Rosario and Bauhaus Universitat of Weimar. It deals with the professional practice as well as the academic work of José Gutiérrez Márquez. Unavoidable topics such as his training in Rosario, Venice and Berlin; his teaching experience in German schools –Bauhaus among them- ; and, his research on metaphor as a means to synthesize and conceptualize architectonic strategies are approached. Furthermore, his professional practice experience in Bruno-Fioretti-Márquez architekten studio in Berlin is analyzed. Márquez is co-founder of this studio which has been acknowledged by its technological rigor as well as recycling experience. His works –almost all of them attained by means of architectural competitionshave received international awards. Architect Gutiérrez Márquez speaks with passion about his ability to not only acquire a wide range of knowledge but also capitalize on experience gained in strict and demanding contexts leading to the successful achievement of architectonic projects.

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Author Biographies

José Mario Gutiérrez Márquez, Universidad Bauhaus de Weimar, Alemania

Arquitecto (FAPyDUNR). Trabajó en diversos estudios en Italia y Alemania entre 1986 y 1995. Socio del estudio BFM con Piero Bruno y Donatella Fioretti (Berlín). Fue Profesor Invitado en la Universidad de Cottbus entre 2007-2010. Actualmente es Profesor Titular en la Universidad Bauhaus de Weimar. Ha ganado numerosos concursos de arquitectura en Europa y recibido premios nacionales por su obra.

Sebastián Bechis, Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina

Arquitecto (FAPyD-UNR). Profesor Adjunto de Proyecto Arquitectónico en la Facultad de Arquitectura, Planeamiento y Diseño. Desarrolla su práctica profesional en el Estudio Bechis Arquitectos con el que ha obtenido premios en concursos de arquitectura a nivel nacional e internacional. Las obras del estudio han formado parte de publicaciones, muestras y exposiciones.

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Published

2018-03-06

How to Cite

Gutiérrez Márquez, J. M., & Bechis, S. (2018). Building on what was built: How to do it without breaking the chinaware. A&P Continuidad, 4(6), 24–37. https://doi.org/10.35305/23626097v4i6.22

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 6 (2017): CONTEMPORARY PROJECT. THE ROLE OF HISTORY

Section

Conversations

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