Both projects are located in the archaeological site of Tiermes, Soria.
My first Project, the Dripstone Refuge is a vertical refuge for eight archaeologists. Placed in the roman grandstand, it allows the archaeologists to access through different heights to the platforms. The folding screens allow the archaeologists to change the layout of the space.
My second project, The Bristle Museum is a museum made of four curved walls. The bristles that rest on the walls create different lights and shadows guiding you through the museum and creating different experiences inside it. The museum is excavated and the limit between the museum and the landscape is not entirely clear.