Posts Tagged ‘Barcelona’
Friday, December 18th, 2015
Article source: Comas-Pont arquitectes
The new fresh products market is a Mediterranean building: the sales area is a large open space with the light as a protagonist, a controlled light filtered through a wooden slats system of the facades and inner skin panels and slats of wood shavings.
 Image Courtesy © Jordi Comas / Pere Tordera
- Architects: Comas-Pont arquitectes
- Project: Municipal Market
- Location: Manlleu, Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: Jordi Comas / Pere Tordera
- Designer: Comas-Pont arquitectes slp
- Client: Institut de desenvolupament de l’Erm
- Completion date: 2011
- Site area: 1689,19 m²
- Construction area: 2187 m²
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Friday, December 18th, 2015
Article source: Territori 24
The new Baró de Viver Civic Centre is the first LEED Platinum certified Social Facility building for new construction in Spain.
In a neighbourhood that is cut off from the rest of the city, the new facility breathes life into the social fabric of the area and strengthens the connection between the neighbourhood’s public thoroughfare and its green spaces.
 Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula
- Architects: Territori 24
- Project: Baró de Viver Civic Center
- Location: Beato Domènec Savio nº 1, Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: Adrià Goula
- Territori24 Team: Adrià Calvo L’Orange, Ivan Pérez Barés, Bet Alabern Cortina, Alvaro Casanovas Leal
- Landlord: Districte de Sant Andreu – Ajuntament de Barcelona
- Constructor: UTE Serom-Sogesa
- Build surface: 1.652m2
- Budget: (vat inc.) 2.175.678,83€
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Thursday, November 12th, 2015
Article source: Picharchitects
In an approximation where the building is located, there is an interest to activate the center island, linking it to the street and open space leading to the passage through the building to convert existing public space on a meeting room.
 Image Courtesy © LOURDES JANSANA
- Architects: Picharchitects
- Project: TECHNOLOGY CENTER LEITAT
- Location: Districte 22@-poble nou. Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: Lourdes Jansana
- Software used: Autocad, SketchUp, Photoshop
- Total constructed surface: 4468.28 M²
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Friday, October 23rd, 2015
Article source: dom – arquitectura
Sustainable concepts:
- Orientation and compactness
The orientation and position of the house/studio have been studied in order to take the greatest advantage of the site’s available resources and climatic conditions, reducing its environmental impact, energetic consumption and improving its interior comfort.
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- Architects: dom – arquitectura
- Project: Wood Studio House
- Location: Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: Jordi Anguera
- Interior designer: Blanca Elorduy
- Collaborators: Sebastia (Fustes)
- Area: 76 m2
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Friday, October 9th, 2015
Article source: FLEXOARQUITECTURA
In the ground floor of a XX century building situated in a square between the old city center and the Barcelona grid (Eixample), we are asked to refurbish an establishment of 80m2 and two floors. The new establishment will run as a sandwich bar opened from 9h to 24h where to have breakfasts, fast meals or even cocktails, linking its fast-food character to the dynamism that surround the area; several office buildings, two metro stations, main avenues, etc.
 Image Courtesy © José Hevia
- Architects: FLEXOARQUITECTURA
- Project: Sandwich Bar, completed refurbishment.
- Location: Urquinaona square, Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: José Hevia
- Client: Blitz S.L
- Design: FLEXOARQUITECTURA (Tomeu Ramis, Aixa del Rey and Barbara Vich
- Completion date: July 2014
- Construction costs: 62.000 €
- Total area in square meters: 80m2
- Cooperating persons: In & Out (constructor), Revis-Fust Disseny SCP (carpenter), Aïllament Pedret (Acoustic
Isolation), Soldaferm (smith).
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Friday, October 9th, 2015
Article source: Cadaval & Solà-Morales
The Power of Form
The X House project aims to solve by the definition of a system, language, or even through a unique form, a number of inquiries that rise up when we read the specific given site: how to protect and give protagonism to an impressive pine, that is located on the top of the site, and that makes access and approximation to the house extremely complex from the street; how to avoid deciding between the views to the sea and those to the mountains, and allow both visions in opposite directions; how to neutralize through form the presence of the contiguous constructions, to build up a fake isolation that denies the neighbours; how to double the main views, permitting quality frontal views from the front and the rear of the house; how to resolve so many a priories with a simple movement that answers to all of the previous aims without prioritizing nor explicitly formulating a response to any of them. The form, a unique form, is the result of a long process of search of individual answers to each of those challenges; thus, the form is not an a priori, but an effort to give a unitary response that satisfies each of the questions rose up in the design process.
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- Architects: Cadaval & Solà-Morales
- Project: X House (Eduardo Cadaval & Clara Solà-Morales)
- Location: Cabrils, Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: Sandra Pereznieto, Santiago Garcés, Iwan Baan
- Collaborators: Bruno Pereira, Pamela Diaz De Leon, Daniela Tramontozzi, Manuel Tojal
- Building Engineering: Joaquin Pelaez
- Structural Engineering: Carles Gelpi.
- Construction Company: TOPCRET constructions.
- Area: 300sqm.
- Date: Project: 2009. Construction 2012
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Tuesday, September 15th, 2015
Article source: ETSAV-UPC Team
RESSÒ project was designed by 50 students of the Architecture School of el Vallès (ETSAV-UPC) for the international collegiate competition Solar Decathlon Europe 2014 that took place the summer of 2014 in Versailles.
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- Architects: ETSAV-UPC Team
- Project: RESSÒ
- Location: Sant Muç,Rubí, Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: Andrés Flajszer
- Authors: Aitziber Pagola | Albert Noya | Ana Badia | Arnau Garcia | Bernat Pedro | Carmen Bodelón | Clara Grenzner | Edu Gascón | Elisabet Farré | Elisenda Planell | Guillem Ramon | Ignasi Casas | Itzel Monclús | Ivan Roguera | Joan Lluc Piña | Laura Molina | Mar Planas | Maria Antonia Rigo | Marta Ferrer | Marta Navarro | Martí Obiols | Meri Mensa | Miguel Hernández | Oriol Bort | Oriol Garrido | Pablo Palomar | Quim Escoda | Roger Maranges | Sandra Prat | Santi Julià | Sara Ferran | Sergi Estruch | Sergi Illa | Toni Quirante | Víctor Nadales | Xavi Callejas
- Structure calculist: Xavi Gimferrer
- Faculty advisors: Albert Cuchí | Amadeu Santacana | Coque Claret | Dani Calatayud | Enric Corbat | Oriol Muntané | Roger Tudó | Víctor Seguí
- Surface: 144+40m2 (more…)
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Thursday, September 10th, 2015
Article 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.
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Tuesday, September 1st, 2015
Article 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.
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Tuesday, September 1st, 2015
Article 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
- Architects: Pepe Gascón & Víctor Sala Bori
- Project: TAPAS BAR 4 LATAS
- Location: Carrer Londres, 99 Barcelona, Spain
- Photography: José Hevia
- Client: Vermuteca, SL
- Contractor: Constructora Montnegre, S.L. Barcelona, España
- Project direction: Pepe Gascón (architect)
- Project area: 83, 60 m2
- Project year: 2014
- Completion date: 2014
- Cost: 60.900, 00 €
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