Albert Brito . photos: © Luís Díaz Díaz . + AD
The city of Calella is made up of a network of buildings between party walls, very common on the Catalan coast. They are called ‘cases de còs’ and are characterized by being four or five meters wide, two or three stories high, very deep and usually have a small courtyard inside the block. Continue reading Albert Brito
Albert Brito Arquitectura . fotos: © Flavio Coddou . + plataforma arquitectura
El barrio del Progreso de la ciudad de Badalona es una zona de la ciudad fuertemente ligado al desarrollo industrial de la ciudad a principios del siglo XX. Es en esta zona donde la ciudad extendió su crecimiento mediante una tipología edificatoria muy característica; viviendas unifamiliares de entre 4 y 5 metros de ancho, dos o tres plantas de altura, muy profundas y con un pequeño patio en el interior de manzana llamado comunmente en la ciudad “badiu”. Continue reading Albert Brito
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Albert Brito . fotos: © Flavio Coddou . + archdaily
Albert Brito . photos: © Flavio Coddou . + houzz
Viladecavalls is located on a small raised hill in Vallès area that makes the house having a dominant position to the territory. Located in an urban area with a garden city configuration and a dispersed and very heterogeneous architecture, the plot is behind the village and facing the landscape without any obstacle in front that can cover the view towards the territory. Continue reading Albert Brito
