Typeform Offices in Barcelona / Lagranja Design
The startup launched by Robert and David, Typeform, was experiencing such a rapid growth that it needed to be relocated in a brand new head office.
The startup launched by Robert and David, Typeform, was experiencing such a rapid growth that it needed to be relocated in a brand new head office.
Whether you like it or not, Barcelona, for many non-locals, is also, a beach. A beach bathing the shores of an open-air museum, a coast line bursting with tapas bars and the seafront of a real city with its very own customs and history. But always, even more so during the summer, a beach.
Architects: Arquitectura-G Project: Casanova Street Flat Location: Barcelona, Spain Area: 70 m2 Photography: José Hevia The Casanova Street Flat project consists in transforming an open space of 70m2 in Eixample district of Barcelona into a photographic studio that combines its use with the housing one. The client required a good capacity of storage spaces and zones
Project: Solera Supermarket Interior Designers: Masquespacio Location: Cologne, Germany Area: 500.0 m2 Photography: Luis Beltran Masquespacio, the creative consultancy of Ana Milena Hernández Palacios and Christophe Penasse has designed the Solera supermarket in Cologne, Germany. Sevillian entrepreneur Pepa Bascón decided to move to the German city Cologne twenty years ago in search of new adventures. After
Our client wanted a warm, cozy home, where wood was the protagonist. Badly understood in general the concept “minimalism” beyond the “less is more”, we wanted “the maximum with the minimum”, which in no case reduces spatial complexity or quality of finishes.
After the big success of Nozomi sushi bar with a waiting list of 2 months, founders José Miguel and Nuria, together with their disciple Clara, decided to continue to study their passion for Japanese food. This time they wanted to introduce a totally new concept through Hikari, Yakitori Bar, traduced literally in a skewers bar that as well as his big brother Nozomi carries on the name of a high velocity Japanese train.
Architects: Gus Wüstemann Architects Project: Los Limoneros House Project Team: Silvia Pujalte, Joan Pau Fernandez, Jan kubasiewicz, Eftychia Papathanasiou, Mariana Marques da Silva, Sandy Brunner Location: Marbella, Málaga, Spain Area 585.0 sqm Photography: Bruno Helbling Los Limoneros House is a family home designed by Gus Wüstemann Architects. The residence is located in Marbella, Spain. Program The
Masquespacio presents us the latest interior design project for La Manera, a gastrobar in the old town of Valencia. The project for La Manera consists in seeking to create a hospitality concept that could work by day and by night, adaptable to each moment and requirement, starting with a brunch and coffee during the morning, converting itself in a restaurant during the evening and ending up as a cocktail bar.