arquitectura-G preserves an historic barcelona facade with its 'casa verdi' renovation

arquitectura-G preserves an historic barcelona facade with its 'casa verdi' renovation

an urban renovation by arquitectura-g

 

Arquitectura-G presents its renovation of a townhouse in Barcelona, dubbed Casa Verdi. With great respect for the historic fabric of the Spanish city, the design team maintained the existing facade with its traditional ornamentation — all washed in a clean, white finish. Behind this facade, the house reveals its complex, open organization and lofty interior space. Upon entering, the dwelling descends with split levels towards the rear garden where the full scale of the building can be observed at once.

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images © Maxime Delvaux | @maxdelv

 

 

casa verdi: flooded with natural light

 

Arquitectura-G (see more here) explains the design process of its Casa Verdi: ‘The levels are formed by slabs that cover the span between party walls so the house is fully open. The slabs are broken in the middle of the house dividing it in two parts and creating interior balconies where all circulations happen. This central area is crowned by a skylight that brings natural light to the whole.

 

The vegetation plays a fundamental role in the house as it runs through all areas, both interior and exterior, being present in all views.’

arquitectura-G casa verdithe original facade is preserved, respecting the urban context

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plant-life inside and out is visible from every area of the Casa Verdi

arquitectura-G casa verdia massive skylight overhead floods the spaces with natural light

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a row of shutters open broadly to the back garden

arquitectura-G casa verdian atrium expresses the full height of the building

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the back garden is picturesque and overgrown

 

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project info:

 

project title: Casa Verdi

architecture: Arquitectura-G | @arquitecturag

location: Barcelona, Spain

design team: Jonathan Arnabat, Jordi Ayala, Igor Urdampilleta, Aitor Fuentes

completion: 2021

photography: © Maxime Delvaux | @maxdelv

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