as built constructs its coworking space as a contemporary cabin in spain
all images courtesy of as built

 

 

 

the ‘coworking space’ of as built, a creative studio specializing in architecture and interiors, is located on the ground floor of a building in ferrol, spain’s historical center. in response to the constraints of the narrow volume and its few sunlight hours, the firm has created a white, elongated ‘cabin’ that acts as a shelter.

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
the work area 

 

 

 

the structure is made with lacquered MDF tables, opening the joints to remark the perspective from the entrance, as well as the floor. the dark painted OSD boards form the walls that contrast the stark whiteness of the other details, all of which are highlighted by recessed LED lighting. up to twelve people can be accommodated in the meeting room. the rest area is provided with a small kitchen and storage bookshelves. the studio adds, ‘the coworkers are provided with all the necessary services: wi-fi, multifunction copier, projector and projection screen, heating, alarms, and of course, good coffee.’

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
the meeting room

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
a tree made with plastic-glasses and a inflatable chester in the waiting area 

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
(left) detail of the materials 
(right) a rope draws abstract lines on the wall and can be used to display pictures

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
rest area with a small kitchen and storage bookshelves

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
the space is located in the historical center of ferrol

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
floor plan 

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
longitudinal sections

as built coworking space contemporary cabin ferrol spain designboom
site plan 

 

 

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