San Mateo House Renovation, Madrid / Ábaton
The renovation, carried out in a beautiful building from the early 1930s, covers 140 square meters and has ceilings over 3 meters high throughout most of the home.
The renovation, carried out in a beautiful building from the early 1930s, covers 140 square meters and has ceilings over 3 meters high throughout most of the home.
CIEL House is a renovation that responds to a singular and common urban situation, where the house does not interact in a decisive way with the city, but with its skies; a house that is a large technologically designed roof
This is Roberto’s home, the owner of the Flix house, a 42 m2 under-the roof located on the sixth floor without an elevator in a building in the center of Madrid, built in 1900, very close to the busy Callao square.
From the inside, this high position turns the Duna apartment into a watchtower open to the landscape in the distance, and with a connection to the immediate surroundings it also allows the outside to be introduced inside.
With this life philosophy, which renounces the rush and bets on a quiet existence, the Casa Gialla is projected, the reform of a 47m2 apartment located in a building near the very central and tourist Puerta del Sol in Madrid.
This tini® module is a shelter in the middle of a typical landscape in the north of Madrid. Protected and embraced by a large oak tree, it was placed in such a way that the impact was zero
La Juana Restaurant, a space that among candles, fans, tapestries and carnations, is an invitation to live the Andalusian art fused with the most traditional part of Madrid.
The program is organized into two volumes attached to the existing median walls and connected by a pergola, embracing the interior garden and protecting it from the noise of the nearby highway.
Carlota and Alejandro wanted colour. They wanted a cheerful apartment. The apartment they had bought was totally fragmented in small dark rooms and basically looked very grey.
A sense of order and peace invades the Curvy house, perhaps because of the light that goes through the heart of the House or perhaps because of the cadence of precious spaces created.
If in other times the city of Madrid had a beach – on the bank of the Manzanares, 10 minutes by bus from the center – today, the new restaurant of La Maruca draws a maritime club into the heart of the capital, paying homage to the great rationalist architecture.
Through a large central table articulating the entire space, Spanish design studio CULDESAC offers a unique workplace configuration breaking hierarchies and introducing a more human approach to current working dynamics.