Barcelona apartment renovation

In the Sagrada Família neighbourhood, in the very heart of Barcelona, we are carrying out a project of full refurbishment and interior rehabilitation of a dwelling located in a protected 1950s building. To refurbish and rehabilitate the existing architectural heritage in order to adapt it to the new needs of its inhabitants is always highly rewarding. We are faced with a typology of dwelling with separated, rigid rooms and a high number of bedrooms, which does not suit the current use by the couple who live there. A redistribution and connection of the daytime spaces is proposed, in order to gain greater flexibility and to create quality spaces for their use and enjoyment. Thus, the key intervention consists in removing the bedroom... More

In this project we carried out a complete transformation of a two-level residence, reshaping it to suit the daily life of a large family. With three children, the owners were searching for a welcoming, practical, and customized home. They acquired an apartment to renovate, where the new layout became essential to maximize the available surface and bring natural light into the darker areas. The daytime zone becomes the true core of the home, arranged in two spaces connected through wall openings: a generous and comfortable living room designed for both rest and social gatherings, and a dining area seamlessly linked to the kitchen. The concept encourages interaction while ensuring the independence of each environment, achieving a balance bet... More

A Comprehensive Interior Renovation Project in the Sants Neighborhood, Barcelona  When the renovation process began, the apartment exhibited the typical characteristics of flats located in buildings constructed in the 1960s:   Serena De Sanctis high compartmentalization, small and dimly lit spaces (most rooms ventilated through inner courtyards), and a layout lacking a clear spatial hierarchy.   Serena De Sanctis From the outset, the primary goal of the intervention was to optimize the spaces to create a more open and brighter environment. Serena De Sanctis To achieve this, the entire central layout of the apartment was reconfigured, integrating the former hallway and one bedroom into the dining area to crea... More

In the heart of Barcelona's iconic Eixample neighborhood, a full renovation was undertaken to transform a residence into a welcoming, family-friendly home that caters to the modern lifestyle of its inhabitants. The kitchen, already renovated in the past, was the only space left untouched during this transformation. Stella Rotger A key focus of the project was the preservation and restoration of the home’s original architectural elements. The high ceilings, once adorned with detailed cornices, have been restored, with some new additions replacing those that were beyond repair. The wooden windows, crucial to maintaining the character of the building, have been meticulously refurbished. In the living area, the decision was made to... More

Eugenia wanted a house without a living room. She wanted a house where the kitchen was the core of social life and everyone had a good, spacious bedroom where they could have their own world. She decided to renovate an apartment in a building from 1900 located in the Eixample of Barcelona, exchanging the day and night areas to achieve this unusual distribution. The cement homogenizes all the rooms and protects the wet areas, takes a step back and gives the spotlight to the dark woods and porcelain, materials that have been present in the project from the first meeting. Existing wooden doors and windows are restored, keeping part of the essence of the original house to contrast with the metal sliding doors with smoked glass and mirror effe... More