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Project Location
La Playosa, Córdoba, Argentina
Year of Completion
2015
Building Type
Institutional
Building Massing
Low Rise
Archived Year
12-19-2018
Climate
humid subtropical climate (Cfa)
Application
Structure, exterior, interior, floor, pavement
Material and its Properties
Reuse bricks. In this no electricity and any other utility site, this project reuses the primary material from an over 100 years old rural house. Using the curved surface composed by the bricks as the screen to display the formation of a cross from sunlight every day. Recycled brick from the on-site building.
Architect Website
http://nicolascampodonico.com/
Other Sources
https://www.archdaily.com/787710/capilla-san-bernardo-nicolas-campodonico
http://nicolascampodonico.com/290/capilla-san-bernardo
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Environmental Response
reuse material from on-site demolition building
Recommended Citation
Campodonico, Nicolás, "Capilla San Bernardo" (2015). Building Case Studies. 484.
https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/bcs/484
Owner
Saint Bernard's Chapel (the local patron saint)