Renovation in Sarrià with Traditional Catalan Vaulted Ceilings. Diario Design.

Posted: April 21, 2016 | Author: sergi pons | Filed under: >INTERIORS | Tags: arquitectes barcelona, reformas en sarria, reformas integrales barcelona, reformes barcelona | Comments Off

Photo: Adrià Goula

When we were moving forward with the survey, we realised that there was a false ceiling covering up the traditional Catalan vaulted ceiling, made in delightful ceramics, which could give the finished home a great deal of carácter.

We go to the Aftermath Catalonia in Venezia Biennale 2016. Tv3

Posted: April 21, 2016 | Author: sergi pons | Filed under: >LECTURES | Comments Off

Sculptured central nucleus. Selected project. Best interior award 2016. Archdaily

Posted: November 6, 2015 | Author: sergi pons | Filed under: >INTERIORS | Tags: diseño interior bnarcelona, reformas barcelona, reformas integrales barcelona | Comments Off

Photo: Adrià Goula

We redesign a central nucleus of a square floor containing the elements of communication, of access, water facilities and an interior patio that supplies light to the kitchen and the entry.

Renovation apartment in Les Corts Barcelona Posted on Dezeen, wins best interior reform in Spain award

Posted: August 4, 2014 | Author: sergi pons | Filed under: >INTERIORS | Tags: reformas barcelona, reformas economicas, reformas integrales barcelona, reformes barcelona | Comments Off

Photo: Adrià Goula

We decided to place a pure, white and geometrical cube at the center of the apartment, wich contains the kitchen and the bathtroom, and its walls do not reach the ceiling.

Renovation apartment in Eixample, Barcelona. Posted in Diario design.

Posted: July 22, 2014 | Author: sergi pons | Filed under: >INTERIORS | Tags: reformas economicas, reformas en ensanche barcelona, reformas integrales en barcelona, reformes barcelona | Comments Off

Photo: Adrià Goula

“You always wanted an apartment in the Eixample of Barcelona. Te one you have was built in 1878, when Modernism was knocking at the door. It was built using the techniques and materials of those years, when it became fashionable to coveret them with decorative…”