| Click
images for larger color views. Thanks to architechnophilia
for the head's up.
The design of an Autobus Station in the small Spanish town
of Casar de Cáceres is an unexpected and exuberant expression
of fluidity that seems to solidify movement in its concrete
curves. While it brings to mind Zaha
Hadid's design for a Tram Terminal in suburban Strasbourg,
France - more in terms of dynamic architecture for movement
than purely formal similarities - Justo García Rubio's
design goes beyond the Pritzker Prize winner's restraint in
a celebration of curves.
|
