马拉加“阳光海岸”的工业复兴 · 维多利亚啤酒厂

Victoria这个令人惊叹的品牌就要回归到它的城市了，为了将传统的啤酒还给马拉加（Malaga，西班牙南部省名及其首府名）市民，选址是最需要认真分析的事。因此，工厂里程碑式的新入口选在了城市两条主路之间，同时要确保合理的工厂布局，令卡车容易出入。新工厂要在原有工厂结构上建设，采用可持续的建造方式，将需求与已有元素结合，其中总体规划和建造安全是施工的基础注意事项。然而，这个工厂对于马拉加来说不只是工业复兴，还是一个对居民的邀请，希望他们成为Victoria品牌历史的一部分。这次设计重要又特别，工厂的生产活动会为城市提供一个新的文化景点。建筑白色的外立面展示了它的工业灵魂，主立面完全由玻璃制成，反射出这个区域被称为“阳光海岸”（Costa del Sol）的指示灯，打破了传统工厂的封闭感。

▼概览，overview

When an amazing brand like Victoria decides to come back to its city, location becomes the first thing to carefully analize in order to achieve the dream of giving back to Malaga citizen their traditional beer. Thus, this factory is located between two of the main roads of the city, as its new entrance milestone, while ensuring a proper industrial functionality and allowing trucks flow in a very easy way. In order to build over the remaining structure of the former factory located there, a sustainable way of working was required, by combining their needs with the existing elements where urban planning and construction security become fundamental. However, this factory means to Malaga much more than the industrial revitalization described. This building has been an invitation from this local brand to its neighbors, in order to let them be part of its history, its productive activity and logistics, while offering this city a new cultural spot. That’s the reason why the design of its enclosure has been so important and special, creating a solid building whose white facades enhance its industrial soul and structure, and a main front facade completely made of glass that allow the building not just to take advantage of the signature light of this area, called ‘Costa del Sol’, but also introduce an innovative approach to the traditional and hermetic architecture of factories.

▼主立面完全由玻璃制成，main front facade completely made of glass

北立面的玻璃幕墙和现场制造的夹心板之间产生了有趣的对话，夹心板可以为建筑减少日照。可持续设计会注重功能性并最大化使用者的舒适度。

This creates an interesting dialogue between glass-made north facades and opaques elements made of ‘in situ’ sandwich panels that protect the building from harder solar orientations. A very respectful and sustainable exercise of design that foster functionality and maximize comfort among its users.

▼夹心板，sandwich panels

▼工厂远景，perspective view of factory

相对于简洁的体块，建筑中容纳了复杂的功能。品牌协调不同的区域和服务，由多功能的入口大厅起始，类似一条游览路线，包括品尝区、“Victoria啤酒”在马拉加新总部的商务办公室、啤酒厂、装罐、包装运输区还有储藏和物流区，整个仓库包含了所有相关的办公区和功能区。

A quite complex functionality that contrasts with its volumes simplicity, coordinating different areas and services like the tours guided by the brand through its multifunctional entrance hall; a tasting area; the commercial offices of this new headquarters of ‘Cerveza Victoria’ in Malaga; the brewery; the filling, beerdrive and packaging area; and also the storage and logistics area, with the whole offices and functions related and required by this warehouse.

▼啤酒品尝区，beer tasting area

▼Victoria品牌历史展示区，exhibition area of Victoria brand history

▼啤酒生产区，beer manufacturing

总之，这栋建筑准确把握了空间关系，充分考虑了采光和顾客的使用需要。

As a conclusion, this building homes an accurate relation of visually connected spaces, where light and guests become the main characters of the project.

▼总平面，site plan

▼平面图，plan

▼立面图，elevation

▼剖面图，section

Architects: Antonio José Galisteo Espartero, Álvaro Fernández Navarro, Francisco Jesús Camacho Gómez Team: David Melero Herrera. Architect, María García Ostos. Architect, Sandra Peralto Galán. Architect, Marta Sevillano Díez del Corral. Architect, Joaquín Fernández Navarro. Lawyer, Adrián Delgado Moreno. Building Engineer, Juan Francisco Mata Díaz. Engineer, Francisco Javier López Alarcón. Engineer, Dionisio Aguilera Ruiz. Engineer, Joaquín Andrade Casquero. Engineer, OLGA SUBIRÓS STUDIO Interior Design. Collaborators: SACYR, STRUGAL, ARCELORMITTAL + ROCKWOOL, DOCTOR WATSON Location: Avenida Velázquez 215, Málaga Promoter: Cervezas Victoria 1928 S.L. Project Area: 3.374,26 m² Photographs: Fernando Alda Awards: First Prize. Malaga Architecture Awards 2018, ‘Alfonso de Hohenlohe’ Award. Malaga Architecture Awards 2018, Nominated to Archdaily ‘Best Building of the Year’.