Edificio de servicios en la zona náutico-deportiva del puerto de Barbate.

Resumen

The table made of concrete, steel, aluminium and glass, which stands, elegantly supported, in the area for sporting vesseIs of Barba te Port, is in no way in or out of place in an "architectural no place", although this may appear to be the case when taking a birdseye view approximation, as there is no attachment to secondary elements that fit it into the territory. Although it is an independent object erected in the new area of the port, it holds a narrow dialogue with the particular conditions of its environment : the pairing of light and mist which characterises the area; the textures and material aspects characteristic of contemporary maritime wharfs ... and more specifically, the building intended for the Port Authority, also by the same author, without which it would be impossible to understand the existence of the services building, given the discreet and intimate dialogue between them. This architecture materialises with the construction of a single piece of furniture, with a board and concrete legs: without any structural joints, it supports and provides shelter to the commercial premises and facilities. This is where the diligence and skill of the author when using the materials are showcased.