This project is an example of how cities can evolve, transforming unused industrial spaces into innovative housing solutions, without losing their identity or forgetting their history.
Project name
Warehouse Apartments
Architecture firm
OOIIO Architecture
Location
Carabanchel, Madrid, Spain
Photography
Javier de Paz
Principal architect
Joaquín Millán Villamuelas
Design team
Federica Aridon Mamolar
Collaborators
Carpentry: Áureo Design Wood; Windows: Afandecor
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Ceramic, Brick And Wood
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Rather than delicately resting into the landscape, pretending that it could be easily dismantled in the future, House X embraces its invasive, almost parasitic nature. It fully integrates into the environment, aiming, through its abstract design and materiality, to become an inseparable part of the landscape.
Architecture firm
Bojaus Arquitectura
Location
Serranía de Cuenca, Valdemorillo, Spain
Principal architect
Ignacio Senra, Elisa Sequeros
Design team
Jorge Gabaldón, Javier Luque
Collaborators
Engineering: Bernabeu Ingenieros. Building surveyor and project manager: Ignacio Buzzanca Casasús.
Built area
Built-up area 220 m²; Gross floor area 190 m²
Civil engineer
Bernabeu Ingenieros
Structural engineer
Bernabeu Ingenieros
Construction
Ignacio Buzzanca Casasús
Material
Concrete – interior and exterior walls and ceilings. Limestone – exterior flooring and bathroom finishes. Oak wood – interior flooring. Walnut wood – interior doors and cabinetry. Aluminium and wood – mixed exterior joinery
Typology
Residential › House
Nestled atop a hill in the verdant heart of Bizkaia, L10 House stands out as an exercise in contemporary architectural design, harmoniously blending into the landscape. Conceived as a watchtower, the residence embraces the exceptional panoramic views that unfold before it.
Architecture firm
BAT Architecture
Photography
Aitor Estevez
Principal architect
Peru Cañada, Xabier Arranz
Design team
BAT Architecture, Martín García
Supervision
BAT Architecture
Visualization
BAT Architecture, Sergi Marzo
Tools used
Revit, AutoCAD, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop
Construction
BAT Architecture
Material
Concrete, Steel, Glass
Typology
Residential › Single-Family House
Two oak trees, a sheet of water and the horizon are the pre-existing elements in this plot, which influence the position and formal configuration of the house. The presence of this vegetation in the foreground, and the Pedrezuela Reservoir in the background, forces the house's floor plan to adjust its geometry to these elements.
Architecture firm
Muka Arquitectura
Location
Pedrezuela, Madrid, Spain
Principal architect
Moisés Royo, Jesús Bermejo
Design team
Muka Arquitectura
Collaborators
Crisóstomo Paez, Helena Medina
Interior design
Muka Arquitectura
Structural engineer
CYD Gabinete
Landscape
Muka Arquitectura
Material
Concrete, Wood, Glass, Steel
Typology
Residential › House
This house is placed in La Moraleja, Madrid, a suburban area of large luxury villas set in an environment full of trees and madrilenean undergrouth. The house is located on a privileged plot of 15,000 m² densely populated with pine and oak trees. The aim of the design is to integrate into the landscape and to promote, through architecture.
Project name
House in La Moraleja
Architecture firm
GilBartolomé
Location
La Moraleja, Madrid, Spain
Principal architect
Pablo Gil, Jaime Bartolome
Visualization
Unboxed Visals
Typology
Residential › House
TUR is a fully customized apartment project within a standard residential block, designed to fit an affordable budget. It demonstrates that you can enjoy a unique, personalized design without the need for additional investment, by leveraging the opportunities already available in the market.
Architecture firm
OOIIO Architecture
Location
Carabanchel, Madrid, Spain
Photography
Javier de Paz
Principal architect
Joaquín Millán Villamuelas
Design team
Federica Aridon Mamolar
Collaborators
Integrated wood furniture: Áureo Design Wood
Built area
Gross floor area 56 m²; Usable floor area 50 m²
Typology
Residential › House
Casa Baló is a vacation home located on the outskirts of Barcelona, set on a plot of approximately 2,300 m², including an olive grove of around 1,000 m². The house is composed of two main elements connected by a corridor with a monolithic slab that appears to float above the glass enclosures.
Architecture firm
Iñaqui Ponce
Location
Barcelona, Spain
Tools used
AutoCAD, SketchUp, Vray, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Iñaqui Ponce
Visualization
Iñaqui Ponce
Typology
Residential › House
This house in the Spanish coastal town of Salou is the result of a collaborative effort with our clients. Alba's vision of a sloping roof with exposed wooden beams and Oriol's desire for a house that connects with the garden without sacrificing privacy led us to explore openness, proportion, and shape.
Project name
Alba & Oriol (On Proportion: A Catalan Poultry Barn with a Colombian Soul)
Architecture firm
MH.AP Studio
Location
Salou, Tarragona, Spain
Photography
Simone Marcolin
Principal architect
Marina Huguet Blasi, Andy Penuela Betancur
Design team
Florence Robinson
Collaborators
Xavi Aguado (Structural engineer), M7 Enginyers (MEP engineer), AV/AT (Technical Architect), Anna Vilarnau (landscape), Ton Sentís (construction)
Structural engineer
Xavi Aguado
Environmental & MEP
M7 Enginyers
Typology
Residential › House
