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Atelier Atlántico . photos: © Luis Asín

The proposed family cellar is in the consolidated urban area of Bañares. This village in the Oja River Valley stands out for its medieval suburban morphology, defined by a crossroads where the main street meets the path connecting the Camino de Santiago with the Roman road. The project is inserted as a natural extension of the existing house, occupying a vacant space between a large party wall and a yet-to-be-defined plot boundary. Additionally, the operation of consolidating the urban edge should help redefine the backyard, which serves a dual purpose: as a leisure area and a vegetable garden. Continue reading Atelier Atlántico

A T E L I E R A T L A N T I C O @atelieratlantico . photos: © Luis Asín . © Federico Cairoli

Our first goal as architects will be to understand and discover what is present in a given context to make it evident. To reveal the memory, culture, and material that inherently construct a specific place. This house in Nestares, located on the southern edge of the consolidated urban area, is a journey through time in search of the marks of its past, to imagine how to inhabit it in the future. Continue reading A T E L I E R A T L A N T I C O

A T E L I E R A T L A N T I C O (Mario Galiana + Germán Müller) . photos: © Luis Asín

Attic transformation in Villamediana de Iregua, Spain. Continue reading A T E L I E R A T L A N T I C O

ATELIER ATLANTICO . photos: © Federico Cairoli

Located in Bañares, La Rioja, the paio for Elena answers to the need of creaing an indeterminate space that delves into the depths of the typological transformaions suffered after the COVID-19. This new place is confirmed as a constant threshold between interior and exterior. A sort of Perysilum that explores the typology of the tradiional paio house in the country, extracing from the built memory of the site a series of relaional guidelines that help to configure an interior paradise. Continue reading ATELIER ATLANTICO

ATELIER ATLANTICO . fotos: © Federico Cairoli

The house is located in a residential neighborhood in the city of Sauce Viejo. This coastal city of fifteen thousand inhabitants has a very clear mix between a large agricultural-industrial complex and individual housing plots. Sauce Viejo is part of the urban conglomerate called Gran Santa Fe, formed by a set of satellite cities that surround the capital, where people find the possibility of building their own homes, and their own dreams. Continue reading ATELIER ATLANTICO