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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Casa Arimon in Sabadell, Spain by García-Durán & Team

 
June 22nd, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: García-Durán & Team

Interior renovation of the Arimon house in Sabadell, for Plàcid Garcia-Planas.

Special emphasis was placed on the restoration of the different layers of history and the integration of contemporary comfort.

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

  • Architects: García-Durán & Team
  • Project: Casa Arimon
  • Location: Carrer d’Arimon, 24. 08202 Sabadell, Barcelona, Spain
  • Photography: Adrià Goula
  • Design Team: Simone Branchini, Gabriela Castellanos, Roger Mermi.
  • Structural Calculation: Oriol Palou
  • Construction: H2O constructor / Estanislao Puig
  • Restoration Ceilings: Cristina Martí
  • Author of The Work: Marc García-Durán
  • Constructed Area: 700 m2
  • Construction: 2014

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Our Client Wrote: 

Architecture is essentially the search for light. And this is what the architect Marc García-Durán did in the renovation of our old family home.

The house was originally built by the architect, urban planner and mathematician Josep Oriol i Bernadet in 1858. It was completely renovated in a modernist style by Josep Renom i Costa in 1911 and partially renovated by Santiago Casulleras i Forteza in 1945. In 2008 Marta Domenel and Núria Bartomeu designed the handrail of the main staircase.

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

In an amazing dialogue with the architects who preceded him, Marc García-Durán has cut walls with his drawing pen and stripped staircase structures. Not to create new spaces or rediscover old spaces. But rather to create while rediscovering. To dilute the hands of time. To search, definitively, for the light.

The architect has not only dialogued with time. He has also talked with the space, with the factory that is next to the house, and with the family’s textile tradition, while transforming wool into glass and old boxes of thread into closets.

The exterior of the house is officially classified as cultural patrimony. I have no doubt that after Marc García-Durán’s intervention the interior will be also awarded one day.

Placid García-Planas, correspondent for La Vanguardia

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula

Image Courtesy © García-Durán & Team

Image Courtesy © García-Durán & Team

Image Courtesy © García-Durán & Team

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Categories: House, Interiors, Renovation, Residential




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