Vora Arquitectura . photos: © Adrià Goula
A house between party walls, extremely narrow (3.60m) and elongated,
in the Sants neighborhood of Barcelona.
A patio and central light well brings natural light to the core of the house.
There is a large garden behind it, a space to be colonized. Continue reading Vora Arquitectura
ASSUT . VORA . Oriol Muntané . renders: © GRAPH
En un entorn sense un teixit urbà molt definit, la proposta prioritza la orientació per buscar els vents dominants i l’assolellament. Els murs de càrrega s’orienten cap al mar perquè l’habitatge tingui ventilació creuada. Dues unitats d’agregació de dos habitatges per replà permeten que totes les tipologies tinguin doble orientació passant. Continue reading ASSUT . VORA . Muntané
vora . el globus vermell . fotos: © adrià goula
Partial refurbishment of the Nau Ivanow, an industrial building from the 60’s, which is nowdays an arts center based on scenic arts.
The Nau Ivanow is an artistic center (Creation Factory) that focuses its activity mainly on scenic arts. It is an industrial building placed in the neighborhood of La Sagrera, near the train tracks, a former industrial area.
The building was built in 1967 for a paint factory. Since 1997 it has been operating as an artistic center and dynamizer of the neighborhood, first with the initiative of Xavier Basiana and since 2010 within the Creation Factories program of the ICUB (Culture Institute of Barcelona). Continue reading vora . el globus vermell
Vora . fotos: © Adrià Goula
Se trata de la reforma de un antiguo local comercial de dos plantas en el barrio del Poblenou, dentro del distrito 22@. El edificio es del año 1906. En su origen, la planta superior era una pequeña vivienda asociada al negocio. En algún momento, posteriormente se había cubierto el patio trasero para ampliar el fondo del local.
La reforma convierte el local en vivienda-estudio para una pareja, que incluye el espacio para grabaciones de vídeo y fotografía. Continue reading Vora
Vora Arquitectura . fotos: © Adrià Goula
Comerç Street is the border between two very different urban fabrics, the medieval city and the Eixample Fontserè. Although it can be associated with the character of an Eixample street due to its proportions, in most of its layout it is an asymmetrical street, with two very different façades.
The surroundings of the Born Market have a monumental character related to the presence of the building. The spaces that converge there (Comerç street and the little space between Comercial square and Born Boulevard) relate to it by contrast, in terms of character and environmental comfort, counteracting the monumentality with a more domestic atmosphere. Continue reading Vora Arquitectura
