How the sustainable restoration of this Madrid apartment revitalized it for a new generation
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Avenida de América, 37, 28002 Madrid, Spain
Interior Architect
Client
Private
Landscape Architecture
Vicky Rodríguez Eguiagaray
Lighting Design
Floor Area
400 sq-m
By extensively studying the original building, Studio Noju took a restrained approach to the renovation of a duplex apartment in Madrid’s Torres Blancas.
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