Posts Tagged ‘Barcelona’
Saturday, June 18th, 2016
Article source: EO arquitectura
The project presents the renovation of an apartment located in a building on the ‘Eixample’ neighbourhood, Barcelona.
Originally, the apartment presented a decayed and dark image due to the excessive subdivided rooms. The patio is very narrow and it scarcely receives light. Except for the two rooms next to the main facade, the apartment was barely illuminated by natural light.
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- Architects: EO arquitectura
- Project: Renovation of Alan’s apartment
- Location: Comte Borrell, Barcelona, Spain
- Photographer: Adrià Goula
- Client: Alan
- Collaborator: Clara Ocaña
- Builder: Forneas Guida
- Surface: 65 m2
- Project: March 2015-Octobre 2015
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Wednesday, June 15th, 2016
Article source: FFWD
The existing interior space was an archetype of a Barcelona’s Eixample flat. Space configuration – based on small rooms concatenation – and its characteristic constructive elements – such as the hydraulic flooring, high ceilings with moldings, old wooden windows and doors, a free height of 350cm, or some singular elements like a wall fireplace – remained intact.
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- Architects: FFWD
- Project: Habitatge SF18
- Location: Plaça Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain
- Project: August to December’12
- Built: January to May’13
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Friday, June 10th, 2016
Article source: ON-A
On a site near the railway line, this single-family house is built in a volume whose geometry follows the alignments of the plot. Under a simple programme, the Project is divided into two floors where common areas are separated from rest areas. The daytime units are located on the ground floor linked to a pool and perimeter garden on a wide terrace presided by the projection of the main facade of the house.
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- Architects: ON-A
- Project: SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSE 1409
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Creative director: Jordi Fernández, Eduardo Gutiérrez
- Executive director: Jordi Fernández
- Team: Georgina Morales, Estel•la Bosch, Nicolás Millán and Marc Canut
- Collaborators:
- BIM modelers: Javier Fernández and José Antonio Molina (Kubbs)
- Project manager: Xavier Pallás (Bimetric)
- Building Engineers: Xavier Badia and Mikelo Gonçalves (Vinclament)
- Area: 350 m2
- Construction: 2016
- Project: 2016
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Friday, June 10th, 2016
Article source: Lagula Arquitectes
Bitxo House stands on the gentle hills of the Pre-Pyrenean landscape of Graugés, a hundred kilometres north of Barcelona, in Catalonia, with the Queralt mountain range at the background. It is located in a suburban area between “mountain style” houses.
The owners, Xavier and Queralt, both of them musicians, acquired, about 20 years ago, a plot to fill the stave of life with their music. Over time, without rush. The design and construction of the house extended for over ten years.
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- Architects: Lagula Arquitectes
- Project: Casa Bitxo
- Location: Carrer del Llac 6, Avià 0860 (Barcelona)
- Photography: Adrià Goula
- Client: Queralt Sales & Xavier Planas
- Collaborators:
- Static calculation: Eduard Reus
- Building supervisor: Jordi Culell
- Structure: Estructures Muvi
- Masonry: AC Construccions
- Ceramic tiles: Ceràmica Cumella
- Interior revestments: Pere Tort
- Aluminium works: Serralleria del Berguedà
- Carpentry: Joan Gendrau
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Saturday, May 28th, 2016
Article source: Pepe Gascón arquitectura
A home that tries to challenge typologies and traditional ways of living. Simple yet complex, it looks fully opened to the landscape in one of its façades, while the other façade is seen more hermetic to ensure its privacy.
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- Architects: Pepe Gascón arquitectura
- Project: ISA & DAVID HOUSE
- Location: Carrer de la Concòrdia, núm. 12, Gavà (Barcelona), Spain
- Photography: José Hevia
- Cost: 352.259,40 €
- Project area: 253.55 m2
- Project year: 2010
- Completion date: 2014
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Tuesday, May 24th, 2016
Article source: Sauquet Arquitectes, Slp
The first thing we did was to think about the people, about the future inhabitants. The building had to have more than one hundred rental houses with one or two bedrooms for the elderly.
We thought about how the elderly would contribute to the building’s characteristics. The key was to imagine how they would live in it. We could see them taking care of plants in ceramic pots, and how all these plants would hang down from the windows and railings like a green cascade. We could also see them sitting in the sun, enjoying the views and gathering together for a chat, talking to each other across the balconies… This is how we got the idea of having large south-facing terraces looking out onto the landscape. Moreover, having the terraces staggered –in a cascade, – would allow us to give a terrace to the highest number of homes.
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Friday, May 13th, 2016
Article source: NOOK ARCHITECTS
We found ourselves with a dwelling in Barcelona’s Eixample District, located in one of its iconic chamfered corners, a situation that implicated certain peculiarities in terms of distribution and structure, main points in our proposal. Its beams, perpendicular to the walls that support them, become a fan as they meet the chamfered edge in order to adapt to the typical constructive solution of turn of the century buildings in the Eixample.
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Friday, April 29th, 2016
Article source: Artigas Arquitectes
For Artigas Arquitectes, the main aims of this project are, to design a house with a high level of privacy from the street, whilst creating interior wide spaces that take advantage of the conditions of the site.
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- Architects: Artigas Arquitectes
- Project: B House
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: Lluís Sans
- Project architects: Albert Artigas, Ester Fortuny, Albert Ortiz
- Building contractor: A. Sined SL
- Stories: Basement, ground floor and first floor
- Structure: Steel structure and concrete floors
- Finishing: Concrete, exposed brickwork with cavity walls facades
- Interior designer: Estrella Salietti
- Site area: 600.00 m2
- Building area: 230.00 m2
- Total floor area: 540.00 m2
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Friday, April 29th, 2016
Article source: Studio Tack
Casa Bonay opens this month as a first-of-its-kind 67-room hotel in the restored 19th century mansion of the Bonay family. The iconic building, built in 1869, has been carefully revitalized with a mind to maintaining the property’s exquisite original features, while establishing an energetic, creative hub for visitors and neighbours.
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- Architects: Studio Tack
- Project: Casa Bonay
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: Metrixell Arjalaguer and Nacho Alegre
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Tuesday, April 26th, 2016
Article source: MIEL arquitectos
This project is the result of some unconsciousness mixed with a lot of admiration. The unconsciousness came from the side of the clients, Neus and Kenji of Can Kenji team, commissioning his new Japanese restaurant “izakaya” to a team that had never designed a restaurant and not even been in Japan. The admiration is ours to a culture as unknown as admired.
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- Architects: MIEL arquitectos
- Project: RESTAURANT AIUEnO
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: ASIER RUA
- Software used: Sketchup
- Constructor: GRUPBCN SL
- Size: 75 m2
- Time: 2014-2015
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