ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Barcelona’Art of mind in Barcelona, Spain by SUSANNA COTS INTERIOR DESIGNThursday, September 10th, 2015Article source: SUSANNA COTS INTERIOR DESIGN Talk of simplicity when we have to refer to mind is one of the most difficult challenges faced by humanity. The mind and feelings are part of this design, as well as the profession that develops within its walls. The design concept of this office works on the feeling of embrace, protection and wrapping.  Image Courtesy © SUSANNA COTS INTERIOR DESIGN
Tyche Apartment in Barcelona, Spain by CaSA + Margherita SerboliTuesday, September 1st, 2015Article source: CaSA + Margherita Serboli The property occupies an art nouveau building of the Eixample district of Barcelona and was fully renovated by CaSA and Margherita Serboli to become the holiday apartment for an Italian family. The original layout wasted considerable space and was poorly orientated. Its longitudinal distribution, forced by the transversal bearing walls, resulted in many densely separated small spaces, spared along a long corridor that isolated the two ends of the apartment.  Image Courtesy © Roberto Ruiz
TAPAS BAR 4 LATAS in Barcelona, Spain by Pepe Gascón & Víctor Sala BoriTuesday, September 1st, 2015Article source: Pepe Gascón & Víctor Sala Bori The main idea of this bar concept is that the customer can enjoy a gastronomic experience where drinking, eating and sharing are interlaced: a place where you really do not share a single table, but share most tables and bars, fostering socialization related to food and drink.  Image Courtesy © José Hevia
Torre del Baró refurbishment in Barcelona, Spain by Jordi Farrando architectTuesday, July 21st, 2015Article source: Jordi Farrando architect A castle which is not a castle. The Torre del Baró was built around 1904. It is located in one of the crest lines of the Collserola hills and, despite its residential origin, seems to be a fortification of historicist style. It is visible from much of the northeastern sector of Barcelona and has views over the city and the interior valleys of the metropolitan area.  Image Courtesy © Jordi Farrando architect
R HOUSE in Barcelona, Spain by Artigas ArquitectesThursday, July 16th, 2015Article source: Artigas Arquitectes For Artigas Arquitectes, the location, the site and the program are the main bases of this singular house project. The area has outstanding views to the city of Barcelona, the site has a varied topography and the functional program is very extensive and diverse.  Image Courtesy © Isabel Casanova
ZAMNESS | Office Space in Barcelona, Spain by nookarchitectsSaturday, July 11th, 2015Article source: nookarchitects We had been trying for one, very long year to change our place of work and after visiting several apartments and establishments, we suddenly came across the opportunity of developing a project for a shared office with a closely known client. On this occasion time was our main challenge- we had to finish an interior design project, obtain estimated costs, manage the construction works and move in just 3 months. This is an extremely limited timescale for the city of Barcelona.  Image Courtesy © nieve | Productora Audiovisual
REMODELLING OF THE NINOT MARKET in Barcelona, Spain by Mateo ArquitecturaThursday, July 2nd, 2015Article source: Mateo Arquitectura The market, since its origins, has been a large covered place. We conserve and repair the beautiful structure that supports that roof. Beneath, we dig into the site to introduce new services that complement sales activity: logistics, parking, installations.
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Finlandia Housing building in Barcelona, Spain by Lluis Corbella Architecture&DesignSunday, May 17th, 2015Article source: Lluis Corbella Architecture&Design Two couple friends entrusted us the design of their homes after we win a private a competition, restricted to four architecture teams, in 2009.  Image Courtesy © Eva Cotman, Marion Detuncq
Weave House in Barcelona, Spain by A-cero, Joaquin Torres & Rafael Llamazares architectsWednesday, May 13th, 2015Article source: A-cero, Joaquin Torres & Rafael Llamazares architects A-cero finish a new architecture housing project on the Mediterranean coast of Spain. This house has been designed the distinctive style of the studio managed by Joaquín Torres and Rafael Llamazares architects, according to the design the evolution recent years with more sinuous and organic lines, this single-family house project is located in an exclusive residential area of the Spanish coast.  Image Courtesy © Marcos Domingo
PIC Pavillion in Barcelona, Spain by Cadaval & Solà-MoralesTuesday, April 28th, 2015Article source: Cadaval & Solà-Morales As part of the celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the International Prize of Catalonia, the pavilion was conceived as a visual catalog of the various stakeholders involved in its long history. The original request, due to reasons of schedule and budget, was to design an exhibition at one of the smaller rooms of the Palau Robert; the will of the exhibition is to give visibility and recognition to the award. The project comes from the conviction that the small budget allocated can actually build a large and notorious space in a central location of the Palau . The challenge is to consolidate and qualify an illuminated and waterproof space, with the minimum possible installation.  Image Courtesy © Sandra Pereznieto
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