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Apartamento Picasso | El Born, Barcelona. 2019 | Area: 70 m2 (754 ft2) | Designed by Nada. | In collaboration with Edu Covelo. | Photographed by Nit Victorio. | German Design Award 2021 nominee. 

 

Refurbishment of an apartment in El Born. | The owners wanted an open apartment where spaces have better interaction with each other. They suggested an updated design that fits their needs while maintaining consistency with its surroundings. Due to the contained dimensions of the apartment, it is a priority to dump the uses to the exterior to emphasize the light, nature, and views of the Parc de la Ciutadella in Barcelona. The space has been diaphanous and a white cube has been constructed to distribute spaces. The circulations are easier by avoiding the use of doors and giving privacy by the distribution itself. Translucent sliding doors remind Japanese shojis which let the light flow and gives more privacy when needed.
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Apartamento Picasso | El Born, Barcelona. 2019 | Area: 70 m2 (754 ft2) | Designed by Nada. | In collaboration with Edu Covelo. | Photographed by Nit Victorio. | German Design Award 2021 nominee. 

 

Refurbishment of an apartment in El Born. | The owners wanted an open apartment where spaces have better interaction with each other. They suggested an updated design that fits their needs while maintaining consistency with its surroundings. Due to the contained dimensions of the apartment, it is a priority to dump the uses to the exterior to emphasize the light, nature, and views of the Parc de la Ciutadella in Barcelona. The space has been diaphanous and a white cube has been constructed to distribute spaces. The circulations are easier by avoiding the use of doors and giving privacy by the distribution itself. Translucent sliding doors remind Japanese shojis which let the light flow and gives more privacy when needed.

Press | AECCafé | Archello: EN | ES | IT | PT | Archidea | Archilovers | Architecture Design | Architonic: EN | ES | IT | FR | DE | Arquitectura y Diseño | Designboom | Dwell | DHC Ukraine | Elle Decor | FreeCadWorld | Habita Inmueble | Homify | Houser | Houzz | Interiores | Interiores Minimalistas | More with Less | Pocket Magazine | Singulares | Magazine | Tambour | Urdesign | Zainteriora

 

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