M4 House / ZOOCO Estudio
M4 House is the result of the rupture of the pure volumes regarding a strict sense of orientation. Located at the top of the land, you can see the forest of pines, oaks, and cedars that grow to the south, framing the views.
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El Teatro Residence in Barcelona / Cadaval & Solà-Morales
El Teatro Residence tries to respect to the maximum the original condition of the existing warehouse. Its structure is not modified, only reinforced. Its walls are not demolished just restored and the few new architectural elements …
The Ibiza Campo Loft / Jurjen van Hulzen of the Nieuw and Ibiza Interiors
The owner of Ibiza Interiors and The Nieuw developed this 100 year old warehouse into a design guesthouse and showcase project, called the Ibiza Campo Loft.
Minimalist Spanish House by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
A consolidated landscape surrounded by gardens with big trees within the metropolis of Madrid is the fortunate starting point of this minimalist Spanish house.
Rosic Apartment in Born District, Barcelona / Bloomint Design
The Rosic apartment is in one of the many labyrinths like streets from the Born neighbourhood in Barcelona. In these streets strong contrasts exist between the building shadows and the bright sun light.
A 1960s House Renovation Project by ÁBATON Arquitectura
The 1960s House renovation by Ábaton Arquitectos is a thoughtful transformation of a classic residence into a warm, contemporary home that feels as if it has always been there. The clients, initially wanting to build a new Ábaton house, soon realized their desire for a homely ambiance would be best achieved by refurbishing an existing property with an established layout and garden.
Bala Perdida Club in Madrid / El Equipo Creativo
Hidden in the underground of the Madrilenian neighborhood “Barrio de Las Letras” (today a neuralgic point of the city), under a refurbished palace of the eighteenth century where Hotel Axel Madrid is located, we find two vaulted spaces built in brick.
Pamplona House, Spain / Pereda Pérez Arquitectos
The Pamplona house is fragmented looking for on the one hand a good settlement on the slope and on the other a discreet presence through a simple volumetry, of friendly and close scale.