在西班牙中部丘陵地区的昆卡，在一个拥有百年橡树和松露种植的农村庄园里，我们为业主家庭联合设计了一个小教堂和一栋房子。
In hilly central Spain, in Cuenca, in a rural estate with centenary holm oaks and truffle cultivation, we jointly designed a chapel and a house for the owning family.
小教堂是由一个单一的弯曲褶皱发展而来，在概念上和方法上都与Valleacerón的小教堂有关。这些褶皱需要用钢筋混凝土建造，以便它们可以以一种单一和正确的方式工作。同样地，结构、形状和空间也是由同一姿态发展而来的。光线使这个空间的特性得到了欣赏。
The chapel is developed from a single curved fold, conceptually and in its approach related to the Chapel in Valleacerón. These folds need to be built in reinforced concrete so that they may work in a single and correct fashion. Likewise, structure, shape, and space are developed from the same gesture. Light allows this space to be appreciated in its character.
在这个项目中，弯曲的折叠是对复杂的外部压力的一种拓扑作用的反应。 它不是一个折纸，它是一个正式的拓扑学表达–在结构平衡中–，对这些外部的压力做出反应。它被构思为一个充足的入口，它欢迎并导致了一个压缩的结束。一个巨大的混凝土悬空十字架刺穿了折叠，并创造了面向某些方向的光线开口，在一天中投射出不同的光线，一点一点地、持续地改变着内部空间。这种空间体验与Valleacerón的小教堂所传达的体验是相反的。
In this project, the curved fold is a response to complex external stresses of a topological action. It is not an origami, it is a formal topological expression – in structural equilibrium -, that responds to these outer strains. It is conceived with an ample entrance, that welcomes, that leads towards a compressed end. A big hanging cross in concrete pierces the fold and creates light openings facing certain directions, casting different lights throughout the day, modifying the space inside bit by bit, continuously. The spatial experience is opposite to the one conveyed in the Chapel in Valleacerón.
我们选择了小教堂的具体位置，以便它成为一个参考点，无论是从庄园的入口还是从通往它的道路，当接近它时都会围绕它旋转和盘旋。
We chose the specific location of the chapel so that it becomes a reference point both from the access of the estate and from the road towards it, that spins and circles around it when approaching.
房子位于通往小教堂的道路的尽头，在一个小山顶上，面向一个有樱桃树和庄稼地的山谷，可以看到周围地区的广阔景色。
The house is at the end of the path of access towards the chapel, in the summit of a small hill, facing towards a valley with cherry trees and crop fields, with an ample view of the surrounding area.
房子的项目是朝向通道封闭的，朝向山谷开放。它的屋顶有一个混凝土的双圆顶，将房子的两个部分分开：公共和私人区域。
The project for the house is closed towards the access and opens towards the valley. It is roofed with a double dome in concrete that divides the two parts of the house: the public and private areas.
Architects: Sancho Madridejos
Area : 893 ft²
Year : 2021
Photographs :Hisao Suzuki, J.C. Sancho
Manufacturers : TECMOLDE, ULMA CONSTRUCCIÓN
Lead Architects : Juan Carlos Sancho, Sol Madridejos
Project Manager : Víctor Alonso
Design Team : Daniel G. Marinas, Elena Mira, Félix Bellido, Peio Erroteta, Gerardo Martín
Engineering : Germán Ferrández
Structural Engineering : Bernabeu Ingenieros
Mep Engineering : Lynka Global Engineering
Construction Company : Segesa
City : Villaescusa de Haro
Country : Spain