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Authors: Miguel A. Alonso de Val, Rufino J. Hernández Minguillón. Collaborators: Daniel Azpilicueta, Agustin Olivieri, Ohiana Ojanguren, Idoya Alba, Eduardo Ozcoidi, Carlos Arcalá. Technical Architects: Michel Aldaz García-Mina. Engineering: Iturralde & Sagüés Ingenieros. Developer: Acciona Biocombustibles. Contractor: Acciona Infraestructuras. Photographer: José Manuel Cutillas - Proyectar.Project Date: November 2005. Completion Date: November 2007. Gross external area: 2,245.1 sqm.

A program that demands maximum efficiency is incorporated into volumes that are integrated into the landscape

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A program that demands maximum efficiency is incorporated into volumes that are integrated into the landscape

Acciona, the renewable energy firm pioneer in biofuel, desired a different image for its activity adopting a critical position around the image of the traditional service station. This new service station, the first in Spain to sell bio-diesel and bio-ethanol, was to be a change, a different image from the typical fuel station.

This service station is located on the new highway between Pamplona and Logroño, in front of the little village of Legarda, next to the Monte del Perdón, where Acciona installed the first wind turbines of Navarra.

The strict space planning has been incorporated in volumes that aim to be integrated in the surroundings and the landscape. It is not intended to present the service station as a latest generation or high technology facility, although it is just that, but as an element that has taken root in the surroundings and that has been integrated in order to transform the meeting point of the travelers. The zigzagging roof has photovoltaic panels to allow energetic autonomy in a facility that houses the selling of bio-diesel, bio-ethanol and, in the future, hydrogen.

The service station is formed by two volumes made of sandstone that contrast with the pine wood roof that enhances the light reflection through its photovoltaic panels. The result is a sustainable station, very different in shape and materiality and very delicate in its encounter with the surrounding rural areas.

Urbarama, Architecture Page, Sólo Arquitectura, Mimoa & Europaconcorsi

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Urbarama, Architecture Page, Sólo Arquitectura, Mimoa & Europaconcorsi

Urbarama. (Página consultada el 22 de mayo de 2009). Estación de Servicio en Legarda [ES]. [On-line]. Dirección URL: http://es.urbarama.com/project/estacion-de-servicio-en-legarda

Architecture Page. (Página consultada el 09 de julio de 2008). Service Station in Legarda. [On-line]. Dirección URL:http://www.architecture-page.com/go/projects/service-station-legarda

Sólo Arquitectura. (Página consultada en Agosto de 2008). Estación de Servicio en Legarda [On-line]. Dirección URL: http://www.soloarquitectura.com/proyectos/ah_asociados_estacion_de_servicio_en_legarda.html

Mimoa. (Página consultada el 01 de julio de 2009). Legarda Service Station. [On-line]. Dirección URL: http://www.mimoa.eu/projects/Spain/Legarda/Legarda%20Service%20Station

World Architecture Community. (Página consultada en julio de 2009). Service Station in Legarda. [On-line]. Dirección URL: http://www.worldarchitecture.org/world-buildings/world-buildings-detail.asp?position=detail&country=Spain&no=4978

Europa Concorsi. (Página consultada el 20 de junio de 2011). Estación de servicio de Legarda [On-line]. Dirección URL: http://europaconcorsi.com/projects/170127-Estaci-n-de-Servicio-en-Legarda