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Raúl Sánchez . photos: © Helenio Barbetta

The Impress Milano clinic is located in a privileged location, on the corner, facing south, in a well proportioned space.
The Impress dental clinic concept is aimed at a young audience, which has grown with new technologies, since its offer is based on online treatments that reduce face-to-face visits. From the first moment, Impress looked for a fresh design, that represented the brand and its values, that moved away from the clichés of a dental clinic (white colors, aseptic environment). Continue reading Raúl Sánchez

Raúl Sánchez architects . photos: © José Hevia

Residence 0110 is the refurbishment of my own apartment. It is located in the Poble Nou neighborhood, Barcelona, where the ‘Cerdá Eixample’ begins to be disfigured, and where recently the 22@ district is introducing contemporary architecture in clear contrast to the area’s industrial past. Continue reading Raúl Sánchez

Raúl Sánchez Architects . photos: © David Zarzoso

The Impress clinic in Valencia is located in a place with an irregular shape, long and with little contact with the street. An underground car park creates a rise from the ground at the rear of the space. Continue reading Raúl Sánchez

Raúl Sánchez Architects . photos: © José Hevia

In a two stories old family house located in the center of Viladecans, an industrial town located in the Barcelona belt, a new generation, a couple and their two daughters, decided to refurbish the ground floor, previously occupied by the grandparents, to allocate it to their own home, while the parents will continue living upstairs. Access from the street is shared, and the intervention begins within the entrance hall. Continue reading Raúl Sánchez

Raúl Sánchez . photos: © José Hevia

Impress’s first dental clinic in Spain is located in a small space in the center of Barcelona, ​​comprehending access on the ground floor, mezzanine and basement.
The concept of Impress dental clinic is aimed at a young audience, which has grown with new technologies, since its offer is based on online treatments that reduce face-to-face visits. From the first moment Impress looked for a fresh design, which represented the brand and its values, which moved away from the topics of a dental clinic (white colors, aseptic environment). Continue reading Raúl Sánchez