Joaquín Vaquero, CLK Architects
Chemical element that makes up space.
Oxygen as an element of continuity in three the material and physical limits of architecture in its interior and exterior transcendence.
The importance of developing an architecture that is aware of its surroundings beyond its own material identity. Architectural and urban introversion and extroversion.
The development of the user's sensorial interaction with the built work.
The rethinking of new urban spaces.
The search for human scale and the use of transitional places in cities.
A conscious use of the oxygenation of spaces based on sustainability and environmental commitment.
How the architectural project needs to complete its sensorial mission and commitment to the new environment of the 21st century. Oxygen is its catalyst.