Montwist
KmOn.Kiba - Master de Diseño, Entorno y Arquitectura, ELISAVA, Barcelone - Maria Fernanda CABRERA GONZALEZ & Madeira ESCAMILLA DE LA PEÑA & M. Angel LOZANO VARGAS & Gloria CLAVERA IBAÑEZ & Mercè LABORDENA MIR
Barcelone // Espagne
KmOn.Kiba - Master de Diseño, Entorno y Arquitectura, ELISAVA, Barcelone - Maria Fernanda CABRERA GONZALEZ & Madeira ESCAMILLA DE LA PEÑA & M. Angel LOZANO VARGAS & Gloria CLAVERA IBAÑEZ & Mercè LABORDENA MIR
Barcelone // Espagne
La forme de cette architecture vive a une origine particulière. Il s’agit d’un travail conscient des enjeux de l’environnement qui utilise un matériau de récupération : les sachets en plastique. C’est un véritable processus qui est mis en place. A partir de ce matériau unique, l’équipe va s’adonner à un travail minitieux de tissage. Afin de pouvoir à terme former des espaces souples, enveloppants... Un espace créé de toutes pièces qui s’inspire de la ville elle-même. des différentes activités qui la caractérisent. Cette installation amène la ville au sein de la cour. La ville vient tapisser la cour et ainsi modifier la relation entre intérieur et extérieur. L’installation est une transcription spatiale d’un parcours reliant les différentes activités de la ville. Condensées et réassemblés en un même point, avec l’utilisation d’un matériau unique : le plastique tissé. Un labyrinthe est créé qui permet aux visiteurs d’aller et venir entre ses nouvelles parois, ajoutant à la pluralité de l’espace.
Montwist is a project that is born from a reflection over [the relation between] waste and the fact that human beings use more than what they need to live, perhaps because of vanity, perhaps because of an influence from consumer societies, or perhaps because we have never had to deal with a lack of resources; resources that today, even after many centuries of environmental unconsciousness, continue to exist in our planet. This project wishes to demonstrate that the act of recycling and of reutilizing materials that are thought of as being useless, is not an overwhelming task that lacks aesthetics, but rather an act of tolerance with our surroundings and with ourselves. Montwist is a game, a space to reflect about the city and the environment, about our surroundings and our relation to it. It is a message entailing that there are things that never change, but on the other hand there are things that do.
Montwist is a project that is born from a reflection over [the relation between] waste and the fact that human beings use more than what they need to live, perhaps because of vanity, perhaps because of an influence from consumer societies, or perhaps because we have never had to deal with a lack of resources; resources that today, even after many centuries of environmental unconsciousness, continue to exist in our planet. This project wishes to demonstrate that the act of recycling and of reutilizing materials that are thought of as being useless, is not an overwhelming task that lacks aesthetics, but rather an act of tolerance with our surroundings and with ourselves. Montwist is a game, a space to reflect about the city and the environment, about our surroundings and our relation to it. It is a message entailing that there are things that never change, but on the other hand there are things that do.
