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A new hospital in Madrid (Spain) replaces traditional clinical spaces with calming, green medical units and open areas.
The building is designed as three volumes; the large base holds the upper two prismatic glass towers. The base contains the core shared areas, encourages horizontal circulation and connects to the outside.
...continue reading "Rey Juan Carlos Hospital in Madrid, by Architect Rafael De La-Hoz"
This stunning five bedroom, five bath, Port d'Andratx villa, takes full advantage of its enviable location, on the island of Mallorca, by making sweeping views of the port visible in nearly every room. Combined with plenty of comfortable, modern furnishings both indoors and out make this an ideal space to make a home or simply spend a summer.
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Villa Chameleon is located on Majorca (Balearic Islands), high above the Bay of Palma in the hills of Son Vida. After five years of construction, an estate has been created that is in many respects exceptional and sets new standards: its exposed location, its timeless and transparent architecture blending into nature and its state-of-the-art technical realization with a number of groundbreaking highlights (photo credit by Benjamin Antony Monn)
...continue reading "Beyond Luxury: Villa Chameleon in Mallorca"
Nestled among the rocky hills of Pollença in Mallorca (Balearic Islands) we find Casa Bauzà, an incredible house created by architect Miquel Lacomba. Everything in the villa in large: the compound, the pool, the rooms and even the kitchen cabinets! Yet you still get a smooth flow between the spaces and nothing is overdone.
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Despite being located in Granada, Spain, the hotel has remarkably British characteristics.
...continue reading "Portago Hotel by Ilmiodesign, in Granada City"
Taking up nearly 4,000 square feet, this villa in Mallorca (Spain) offers plenty of room to get comfortable. On the open-concept lower level, there is a relaxed living area that easily accommodates an oversized couch. If the weather is nice you can open the sliding glass door to let in the sea breeze from the adjoining covered terrace. From the living area, the space naturally flows into a sleek kitchen, which offers all stainless appliances, a under-cabinet wine fridge, and a sizable island for extra preparation space. Serve your gourmet meals in the elongated dining area that purposely positioned along a row of windows overlooking the ocean. The space accommodates a table for six and undoubtedly provides the perfect spot to watch the sunset.
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The expansive roof of this seaside house in Cádiz, Spain, by Alberto Campo Baeza stretches out towards the shoreline like a flattened extension of the rugged terrain.
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From the architect. Light, volumes, spaces and views. Single-family dwelling with swimming pool, next to a golf course. The orientation and the integration of the pine grove are the starting points. A series of volumes of different materials are created to delimit outer spaces. These volumes structure the house in such a way that the house and its environment constitute a continuum, with a high level of comfort and habitability. Concrete is the main material, and it is articulated with white sections, or with wood finishes. The house closes in inwardly, away from the street, and opens up on the garden side, with views of the tree grove in the golf course, and facing the sea.
Location: Grao, Castellón, Spain.
...continue reading "Single Family Dwelling in Castellon, by Jaime Sanahuja Asociados"
Sant Gervasi is a pleasant, but densely inhabited neighbourhood in western Barcelona. When the city council decided to expand its 40-strong network of public libraries, the local outfit BCQ Arquitectura Barcelona won the competition by having their cake and eating it too: namely by designing a building which preserves the little green public space there is, all the while creating a new social hub.
...continue reading "Joan Maragall Library by BCQ Arquitectura Barcelona"
The idea of situating and relating a series of objects in the landscape of Almadén, in Ciudad Real (Spain): Dwelling, Chapel, Hunting pavilion and Guard´s residence, gave the project a dual significance: in addition to the close relationship between landscape, objects and itinerary -between space and objects-, each item had to provide a different response with different emphasis, from the most symbolic to the most silent or private. The unifying thread was to be the concept of the fold: the fold as a hidden generator of different spaces.
...continue reading "Chapel in Ciudad Real by Sancho-Madridejos"