184 Social Housing Tower / MCBAD architecture&urban design
Briefly

The project, first prize winner in a Spanish social housing competition, reflects a significant historical period for Spain, particularly the 2009 economic crisis. Over the years, the building evolved into a symbol of resilience, ultimately serving as refuge during the 2024 floods in Valencia. It emphasizes sustainable living and community connection, transitioning from a once-fossilized structure to a modern, functional space that integrates seamlessly with its surroundings, showcasing innovative architecture while addressing pressing social needs.
The building, now standing as a symbol of recovery and resilience, embraces its role in the community by serving as a refuge during emergency situations.
The project represents a pivotal moment in Valencia's architectural and social landscape, having transitioned from a symbol of crisis to a beacon of hope.
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