Even century-old buildings can offer futureproof housing. See this Barcelona renovation
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Carrer del Comte d'Urgell, 30, 08011 Barcelona, Spain
Design, Architecture
Client
Private
Structural Engineering
BAC Engineering Barcelona
Manufacturers
Carmave Matud Sistem, Cocinas Santos, Eninter Ascensores, Jarrer Lighting, Mosaista, Rubinetterie Ritmonio
Sustainability Consulting
Aleksandar Ivancic (Aiguasol)
Historical Façade Study
Cristina Thió (Chroma Restauració)
Floor Area
1,200 sq-m
Residential building La Carbonería – a historic architectural icon in Barcelona – has become fit for modern day through a holistic renovation.
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