Three-dimensional puzzle: Pop-up house by TallerDE2
Photo: Miguel de Guzman
Whenever singletons and couples move into small spaces once occupied by families of three or four, opportunities emerge for designing new living concepts. A remodelling project on Madrid’s Avenida de Valladolid has exploited all possibilities in exacting detail. TallerDE2 Arquitectos first gutted this old, somewhat poky four-room apartment from the 1950s. They then used light build-ins to reorganize the spatial arrangement.
Architects: TallerDE2 Arquitectos, Madrid
Location: Avenida de Valladolid, Madrid, Spain
Location: Avenida de Valladolid, Madrid, Spain
Project data
Team: Arantza Ozatea Cortázar, Alvaro Martín Fidalgo, Cruz Calleja
Client: Juan Domínguez, Madrid
Contractor: Paco Ferrero/Fedeclima, Madrid
Timber works: José Leal, Fernando González, Madrid DETAIL inside 1/2015 features a detailled report about the project.
Team: Arantza Ozatea Cortázar, Alvaro Martín Fidalgo, Cruz Calleja
Client: Juan Domínguez, Madrid
Contractor: Paco Ferrero/Fedeclima, Madrid
Timber works: José Leal, Fernando González, Madrid DETAIL inside 1/2015 features a detailled report about the project.
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