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Light, nature and calm. The house possesses the most difficult qualities to achieve in a renovation project. It is a good starting point for our work: we only have to enhance them, make them the absolute protagonists of our intervention. Fran Álvarez To do this, we tidy up the space, eliminate visual noise, replace strident elements with others that are more sober, enhance the connection with the garden. We worked with a reduced palette of warm and muted colours, with natural materials, with dim lighting. We design hand by hand with the client, with their ideas, through constant dialogue, in conversations in our office, in visits to their home. We involve them in the process, thus guaranteeing their emotional connection. Fr... More

It all starts with a conversation in the studio. The clients want to renovate their home to suit their current way of living. Without so many partitions, without so many rooms, without conventional doors or endless corridors. They want a house where light floods everything, a warm house without compartmentalisation. Fran Álvarez A simple complicity arises, we speak the same language. They trust us and let us know it. This trust allows us to project freely, to reflect on the different ways of living. Fran Álvarez Fran Álvarez Fran Álvarez Our action proposes the construction of a storage band, like a backbone, which runs longitudinally through the floor. This backbone element acts as a filter... More

After the birth of their second child, they decided to move closer to the city center. They were also looking to gain more space, storage, large terraces to enjoy the good weather in Valencia, as well as spacious and interconnected multipurpose areas. This is the essence of this turnkey comprehensive renovation project, and the rationale behind the design, execution of the work, furnishing, and decoration of Casa Puerta del Mar by Mas Millet Arquitectos. Alfonso Calza Alfonso Calza Alfonso Calza Alfonso Calza The initial state of the apartment was an old, poorly maintained unit in its original condition, which had been partially adapted to create as many rooms as possible for the purpose of renting to students. Alfon... More

Maria Aucejo   Marisa and Toni moved from Meliana to Massalfassar, around Horta Nord valencian region, 20 years ago, where they are still strangers today. Despite loving their house, they found it outdated for their lifestyle and decided to update it. Pol Masip   Pol Masip We propose a kitchen and living room connected by natural light and the possibility of maintaining a conversation between those who cook and those who lie on the sofa. The first strip of furniture accomodates what is needed in the dining room and the second strip hides the laundry room and what is needed in the kitchen. Pol Masip Pol Masip The kitchen combines scratched stainless steel with varnished MDF, earthy colors with the conte... More

We’re in the Pla del Real district of Valencia, a privileged setting surrounded to the south by the former river bed —today the Turia Gardens— and to the west by the Monforte gardens and the Jardines del Real or Viveros park.  Germán Cabo The home is in La Pagoda no less, a building famous in the city for its history and architecture. Inspired by traditional Japanese architecture, it was built by architects Antonio Escario, José Vives and José Antonio Vidala in the early 1960s over the ruins of the former Ripalda Palace and soon became an icon of the city of Valencia. Germán Cabo Germán Cabo In its original state, it was a large home measuring approximately 270 m2, b... More

The refurbished home is in a Valencia city centre building. Built around 1900, it has wooden beams and joists, ceramic vaults and solid brick walls. After 1900, the building underwent full refurbishment in order to reinforce the original structure adding a metal reinforcement structure. Germán Cabo Our refurbishment will aim to bring all those hidden ribs of the building out into the open. Elements that for a long time were generally placed behind a false wattle ceiling due to the little aesthetic value they held. However, times and aesthetics have changed, and today we find no shame in showing them off as they are. We will take out the false ceiling and bring them into the light. Germán Cabo The popular inclusion... More

Designed to feel body and mind, ancient Greece is evoked in the conceptualization of space because there were the first gyms dedicated to cultivating body, intellect and spirit as a whole. The classic references are latent both in the materials, the design of custom furniture and the ornamental finishes as well as in the decoration of the common areas and training rooms that seeks to impact everyone who looks at it.At Inertial, every detail counts to transmit its values ​​and create a unique and familiar environment, where you can share a philosophy of life. Tiovivivo / Maria Mira Tiovivivo / Maria Mira   More

Stone Box was designed to resolve the issues of an exterior space in a large house that had fallen in disuse. As always occurs in large gardens, they are not useful if they cannot be fully enjoyed day to day. For this reason within the first visit the client confided in us to create a connection space that organizes the garden giving it vitality and functionality that up to the moment it didn’t possess. Caption To achieve this, it’s thought in an opened-closed object, without renouncing the warmth and functionality of the interior spaces, even though being on the exterior. The idea that the object can be closed or opened depending on the moment seemed like an interesting idea and a very ideal given the position it has.... More

Benimaclet was an orchard village that was absorbed by the city of Valencia in the second half of the last century. In this village houses coexist with small-scale multi-family buildings, as is the case here: a three-storey building, made up of 6 dwellings, which, on the ground floor and through a central access, gives access in the block courtyard to two-storey constructions belonging to each of the dwellings in the building. The intervention that we present consists of the reconstruction of one of these buildings, belonging to one of the dwellings on the ground floor, and its connection with it. The low construction quality and the habitability problems of this building advised its demolition and volumetric reconstruction.   O... More

Located in one of the most exclusive areas of Moraira (Costa Blanca), a few meters away from the water of the Mediterranean Sea, a large prismatic concrete volume emerges behind sandy Portet Beach. The contrast of the brutal concrete giant on the thin and fragile glass, play opposites to surprise the observer. The body that emerges seeks to camouflage itself with the texture of the landscape and its surroundings.   The house is organized by three clearly differentiated heights. Where the stairs, the vertical garden and the courtyard are the common link between all levels and articulate the spaces according to their need of privacy.   The ground floor is the most open space of the house with large glass surfaces that allow the... More