ARCHITECT
SARA MOURE
NEW HOTEL IN A MEDIEVAL VILLAGE
Final Degree Project (Navarra, Spain)
Professor Mariano Pemán
June 2015
It is not a “boutique hotel” although it has plenty of charm. Neither it is a country bed and breakfast, even though it is situated in the middle of a natural paradise. It is perharps a luxury hotel, yes, but it is not luxury as we know it. Really it is a very singular hotel located in one of the most beautiful and undiscovered regions of Spain: the medieval village of Ujue; whose fascinating history involves the designed building, where light is a vital element and together with the whole natural stone composition creates a perfect place to relax.
Final Specialisation Project (Navarra, Spain)
Professor Mariano Pemán
June 2015
The General Study designed by Charles II in the 14th Century is in a state of ruin; the following project carries out a survey of drawings and analysis of the current state of the monument, in order to design a proposal to recover the original space and turn it into a restaurant, a place to enjoy a meal rooted in traditions with a contemporary perspective.
5th year (Merida, Spain)
Professors Jose Mª Sanchez and Jose V. Vallejo
May 2014
It is always a challenge to act in an environment with an archaeological and historical load as important as the Temple of Diana; furthermore it is necessary to do so with a contemporary language in order to respond to both separate historical periods, which are almost 2000 years apart.
The project proposes a public space surrounding the ruins on two different levels; two pieces identi able as classic temples of the modern architecture are designed in respone to current social and cultural requirements.
5th year (Navarra, Spain)
Professor Leopoldo Gil
April 2014
3rd year (Vitoria, Spain)
Professor Jose Mº Coderch
May 2013
It is a project of urban regeneration developed in the city of Vitoria, divided by the railway tracks of a disused train. This proposal aims to recover the land of the old railway line which is a “real urban barrier” by transforming it into a linear park, where different paths are mixed for pedestrians, bicycles and athletes, allowing a rich relationship between all users; the connection between both parts of the city is achieved by placing articulation points as “green kneecaps” where different activities can be developed.
4th year (Bilbao, Spain)
Professor Miguel Angel Alonso Del Val
April 2014
This dwelling project developed in the Deusto Canal, re ects a series of modular and prefabricated housing conditions related to the industrial environment in which it is located. In order to achieve a maximum performance with great comfort and marked singularity, the design process has originated this proposal where geometry is carefully studied and referenced to one of the clear exponents of modern architecture.