bottinogrund architects
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During his three years at Bottinogrund Architects, Fabián Salame was involved in a number of performing arts, civic, and education projects. Foremost among them was the Redbud Theater at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. The project took an existing historic building and inserted a new theater and drama department into it. A vibrant, 250 foot long undulating wall organizes the entire space and creates a striking contrast to the historic exterior of the building.
jonathan schloss / architect
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Fabián Salame spent four years at Jonathan Schloss / Architect, and was project architect on numerous residential, commercial and historic jobs, primarily within New York City. Fabián took projects from the initial design stages through documentation and into construction, often working on landmarked properties.
Photos copyright Jonathan Schloss
aguacatal residence
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A two bedroom country home for the Salasaca region of Santa Cruz Island's highlands. Designed to sit in the center of a ranch, the home opens to the landscape and features an ample outdoor deck and dining area. The common area is glazed on three sides, enveloping the inhabitants in the surrounding hills and grazing cattle, while the solidity of elements clad in local volcanic rock balances the lightness of the glazing.
Status: Documentation phase
Images copyright Fabián Salame
salasaca residence
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A private residence in the highlands of Santa Cruz, Galapagos. Intended as a retreat for a single person, it can also accommodate two couples. The house is divided into a "living" unit and a workshop, connected by a central core clad in lava rock. Ample windows highlight the lovely views, while generous decks and terraces take advantage of the mild climate to create pleasing outdoor spaces. An open living area, including a loft-style bedroom, keeps the interior spacious.
Status: Design phase
Images copyright Fabián Salame
miramar residence
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A three bedroom home designed for a young family in the mid-highlands of Santa Cruz Island. A prominent staircase and chimney divide the house into a "private" wing of bedrooms and an open and airy common area. A lightweight structure is used to maximize natural light and ventilation, as well as reduce the impact of bringing heavy masonry and concrete to the archipelago. Ample exterior spaces take advantage of the predominantly mild climate and connect all areas of the house.
Status: Design phase
Images copyright Fabián Salame
el eden residence
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Project for a private residence in the El Eden neighborhood of Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos. Given a relatively small plot of land to work with, the design consists of a single, unified space with a strong connection between interior and exterior. The result is an intimate atmosphere that remains open and airy.
Status: Design phase
Images copyright Fabián Salame
residencial/comercial project
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A mixed-use residential and commercial project for Puerto Ayora, Galápagos. Divided into three buildings to reduce site impact, the ground floor consists of retail locations connected by an elevated wooden deck. The upper floor includes multiple detached apartments ranging from studios to three bedrooms. Green roofs are used for both commercial spaces and apartments, providing both aesthetic and sustainability benefits. The building orientation and lightweight structure is designed to maximize natural cooling efficiency.
Status: Design phase
Images copyright Fabián Salame
architecture studio
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Architecture studio in Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos. Natural lighting and ocean views were taken advantage of in order to create a comfortable and productive atmosphere for creative work.
Status: Completed 2011
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Fabián Salame
therapy center
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Project for a therapy center in Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos. More information will be available soon.
Status: Design phase
Images copyright Fabián Salame