Cube House in Barcelona
Until at present, I presented you many houses surrounded by a lot of vegetation, places that communicate in a manner or another with nature through open up spaces. Well, now I will bear witness yous some other kind of firm, a minimalist, unproblematic one. It is located in a pleasant residential neighborhood in Parets del Vallès, Barcelona, Spain and is designed past H Architects – David Lorente, Josep Ricart, Xavier Ros and Roger Tudó. The structure is basically nigh a cube surrounded by iii meters wide perimeter necessary courtyard, which is the minimum mandatory gap based on current regulations.
View in gallery The yard has only a strip of grass in the dorsum, because in the remainder it is paved with square physical tiles which seem to be connected in different ways and intensities with the principal interior pieces of ground floor. On the south, the yard communicates with the kitchen, on the due west, with the entrance, and on the eastward with the parking place with direct admission to the kitchen. In the north side of the house, a big terrace makes the connection between the interior side and the upper garden level.
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View in gallery The house is made of black concrete cake, a cloth used to solve the load-bearing wall structure and façade, besides similar all the surrounding courtyard elements (fences, pavements, benches), then all the structure works as a unit. Inside, the living expanse is simple, with dark surfaces and finishes busy with elegant, minimalist decorations. An unique staircase separates the living area from the kitchen. This room is filled with modern furniture and stainless steel appliances easily hidden behind cabinets.
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View in gallery To give warmth and color to this beautiful, comfortable place, the house has wooden windows frame and outside doors in the aforementioned tones with the interior modern-busy staircase, and to make it more romantic, a central fireplace was placed facing both the living room and the kitchen.{found on archdaily and pics by Pedro Antonio Pérez}.
Source: https://www.homedit.com/cube-house-in-barcelona/
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