The project is located in Palau Macaya, a modernist building built by the architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch in 1898 in Barcelona's Eixample. The order was for a reception pavilion placed in the courtyard of the building.
We have created a small space that respects the characteristics of the patio by reflecting its surroundings. The shape of the pavilion adapts to the columns of the courtyard and its mirror surface reflects the details of modernist architecture.
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