Located in the Olimpic Port of Barcelona for the Smart City BCN Congress the Endesa pavilion is a striking solar pavilion, the prototype is installed at the Marina Dock, within the framework of the International BCN Smart City Congress. Over a period of one year it will be used as control room for monitoring and testing several projects related to intelligent power management.
Photography by © Adrià Goula
The pavilion is actually the prototype of a multi-scale construction system. A facade composed by modular components, like solar brick, that respond to photovoltaic gaining, solar protection, insulation, ventilation, lighting … The same parametric logic adapt façade geometries to the specific environmental requirements for each point of the building. It is is a single component that integrates all levels of intelligence that the building needs.From “form follows function” (classic XX century statement) to “form follows energy”.
Photography by © Adrià Goula
The facade opens reacting to the solar path, being active and becoming permeable towards south, while becoming closed and protective towards north. The behavior of this skin makes visible the environmental and climatic processes that surrounds the prototype.
Jovana Milovic is a Serbian architect whose early contributions to Arch2O showcased her innovative approach to design and sustainability. Graduating with a master's degree in architecture, her thesis on a multifunctional sports arena emphasized sustainable principles and environmental consciousness. Beyond architecture, Jovana's creative pursuits include photography, graphic design, and crafting handmade jewelry, reflecting her multifaceted artistic vision. Her work at Arch2O highlighted her commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic appeal, leaving a lasting impact on the architectural community.