This school for animals shows the future of ‘multi-species design’
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Location
28690 Brunete, Madrid, Spain
Design, Architecture
Enrique Espinosa (Eeestudio), Lys Villalba
Client
Adiestramiento Educan
Construction
Servicios Integrales Alji / Construcciones Metálicas Miguel Torrejón
Collaborators
Maria Paola Marciano, Irene Domínguez (
Building Engineering
Javier Reñones Marín
Structural Engineering
Mecanismo
Building Services Engineering
Alberto Espinosa
Technical Consulting
Jorge López Hidalgo
Floor Area
300 sq-m
Eeestudio and Lys Villalba conceived the Educan School – located just outside of Madrid – to accommodate the needs of its non-human users.
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