Proponen diseños para reconstrucción de Notre Dame

Luego del terrible incendio que sufrió la Catedral de Notre Dame el pasado 15 de abril, arquitectos y diseñadores propusieron una nueva imagen.

 

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Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas\u2019 proposal for Notre Dame de Paris, France. "I imagine a crystal pinnacle of Baccarat for the new Notre Dame", Massimiliano Fuksas for @huffingtonpostfc – April 16th 2019. More info: http://fuksas.com/?p=2959 Follow us: www.fuksas.com

Una publicación compartida de Massimiliano e Doriana Fuksas (@fuksas_architects) el 25 Abr, 2019 a las 1:57 PDT

Arquitectos de alrededor del mundo han presentado sus propuestas para la reconstrucción de la Catedral luego de que el incendió arrasara con gran parte del techo, así como la icónica aguja de este símbolo francés.

 

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Spire me back #notredame #notredamecathedral #buildthesame

Una publicación compartida de kiss the architect (@kissthearchitect) el 23 Abr, 2019 a las 11:29 PDT

Algunas propuestas para la nueva imagen son algo sofisticadas, modernas o incluso curiosas, las cuales se alejan de su conocida apariencia, pues Edouard Philippe, primer ministro francés, comunicó que el gobierno de su país no quiere replicar el pasado y es por eso que se busca renovar la imagen “adaptada a las técnicas de nuestra era”.

 

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NOTRE DAME – Proposal Une proposition de @summumarchi , donner l\u2019acc\u00e8s aux combles de notre dame pour en faire un parc commémoratif, aux couleurs pourpres en mémoire de l\u2019incendie, tout en profitant de cet énorme élan de générosité \u00e0 travers les dons pour en faire un sanctuaire pour les animaux et insectes toujours plus menacés dans les villes. Que cette reconstruction serve l\u2019environnement, et démontre au reste du monde le savoir faire de nos compagnons fran\u00e7ais \u00e0 travers une architecture magnifiée, technique, intemporelle, au plus haut niveau de ce que l\u2019on sait faire. Un symbole pour les générations futures. #summumarchi #summum #architecture #archi #architects #archidaily #light #dwellspire #house #home #office #villa #lifestyle #archilovers #architecturelovers #architecture_hunter #render #art #design #luxe #paris #notredame #notredamedeparis #god #dieu #church #ecology #environment #nddp

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Por esa razón, distintos arquitectos y artistas comenzaron a trabajar en el proyecto y dejaron volar su creatividad.

 

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“La Couronne Divine” @yuriytitarev Our proposal for the restoration of the Cathedral of Notre Dame is to use a single element that has the best, stained glass (vitrail). The greatest Gothic feature, using materials of the latest technology.
All the cover is made in stained glass, including the tower, with transparency to the inner side, through the opening of the vaults, leaving only the structures of flying buttresses.
In Gothic the stained glass signifies the connection of the earth to the sky, and inside the cathedral the natural illumination multiplies in colors through the colorful stained glass filter.
At night, the interior lighting becomes a grand backlit cover.
A single element used, stained glass. No new architectural features, no intervention elements (redesign), no ego, no artistic aspirations.
The material specified for this stained glass is made of a high-tech glass produced by a renowned and traditional French factory. The glasses have sun protection, without changing the desired aesthetic.
The windows offer greater thermal comfort inside the Cathedral, greater natural light, reduces external noise, makes the internal environment quieteproject #lacouronnedivine @notredamedeparis @pontifex_es @alexandre_fantozzi @carvalho.juf @aj6studio @architizer @adesignersmind @architecture_hunter @designboom @wallpapermag @archdaily @architecturenow @arch.design.daily @archello @notredame @saintgobaingroup @saintgobainbrasil @saintgobainglassbrasil
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Una publicación compartida de Alexandre Fantozzi (@alexandre_fantozzi) el 2 May, 2019 a las 1:07 PDT

Con información de AS Tikitakas

 

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“PALINGENESIS, TRIBUTE TO NOTRE-DAME” advocates for an exemplary project in ecological engineering that feels true to its time and avoids a pastiche architecture that turns the city into an open-air museum. Circular economy, renewable energies, inclusive social innovation, urban agriculture farm, protection of biodiversity, without forgetting beauty and spiritual elevation: our design proposal feeds on such values to deliver a deep, conscious meaning. From primitive Gothic in the 12th century to its restoration by Viollet-le Duc in the 19th century , through the radiant Gothic of the 13th century and the flamboyant Gothic of the 14th century, Notre-Dame cathedral undoubtedly arises from centuries of work and multi-faceted inspiration. As such, it is hardy encumbered by useless musings about the overlapping styles inherent in the building. Each wave of time contributes its alluvium, each race deposits its layer on the monument, each individual brings his stone. Thus do the beavers, thus do the bees, thus do people. Victor Hugo \u2022 The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1831) . . . Click on the link in our bio to discover the projet in details \u261d\ufe0f\u261d\ufe0f\u261d\ufe0f . . . #notredame #notredamedeparis #notredamecathedral #paris #parisfrance #rebuildnotredame #circulareconomy #crosslaminatedtimber #woodenstructure #clt #solarglass #photovoltaic #renewableenergy #climatechange #urbanfarming #garden #spirituality #ecological #urbanagriculture #biodiversity #socialinnovation #beauty #gothic #forest #victorhugo #catholic #tribute #green

Una publicación compartida de Vincent Callebaut Architect (@vincentcallebautarchitectures) el 4 May, 2019 a las 8:08 PDT

 

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“PALINGENESIS, TRIBUTE TO NOTRE-DAME” advocates for an exemplary project in ecological engineering that feels true to its time and avoids a pastiche architecture that turns the city into an open-air museum. Circular economy, renewable energies, inclusive social innovation, urban agriculture farm, protection of biodiversity, without forgetting beauty and spiritual elevation: our design proposal feeds on such values to deliver a deep, conscious meaning. From primitive Gothic in the 12th century to its restoration by Viollet-le Duc in the 19th century , through the radiant Gothic of the 13th century and the flamboyant Gothic of the 14th century, Notre-Dame cathedral undoubtedly arises from centuries of work and multi-faceted inspiration. As such, it is hardy encumbered by useless musings about the overlapping styles inherent in the building. Each wave of time contributes its alluvium, each race deposits its layer on the monument, each individual brings his stone. Thus do the beavers, thus do the bees, thus do people. Victor Hugo \u2022 The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1831) . . . Click on the link in our bio to discover the projet in details \u261d\ufe0f\u261d\ufe0f\u261d\ufe0f . . . #notredame #notredamedeparis #notredamecathedral #paris #parisfrance #rebuildnotredame #circulareconomy #crosslaminatedtimber #woodenstructure #clt #solarglass #photovoltaic #renewableenergy #climatechange #urbanfarming #garden #spirituality #ecological #urbanagriculture #biodiversity #socialinnovation #beauty #gothic #forest #victorhugo #catholic #tribute #green

Una publicación compartida de Vincent Callebaut Architect (@vincentcallebautarchitectures) el 5 May, 2019 a las 8:07 PDTs 9:36 PDT