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Full Renovation in Sagasta
Full Renovation in Sagasta
Madrid, Spain
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Full Renovation in Sagasta
Madrid, Spain
Reforma realizada en un precioso edificio de 1900. Intentamos conservar la mayoría de los elementos originales del edificio poniéndolos en valor. Replanteamos la distribución y la adaptamos a unos usos más actuales. Originalmente, la casa estaba muy compartimentada, con numerosas pequeñas estancias que se comunicaban a través de un largo pasillo curvo. Nuestra intención fue generar espacios más diáfanos y vincular zonas de usos compatibles.
Generamos un gran hall de entrada muy abierto al salón y separado de la cocina por una puerta corredera recuperada de otra zona de la casa y restaurada. Incorporamos el largo pasillo curvo al espacio de cocina, que divide la zona pública de la privada , dando acceso a esta última a través de una puerta oculta. En la parte posterior de la vivienda se ubica una pequeña sala de estar que sirve de distribuidor para los tres dormitorios que generamos en esa área. Se restauró la madera original de pino melis de los suelos en las zonas en las que fue posible.
En la cocina se utilizó madera de roble. En algunas estancias, se conservó el suelo hidráulico original fusionándolo con Mortex que unifica todos los espacios de uso privado, incluidos los cuartos de baño. En toda la casa se restauraron molduras, puertas y preciosos elementos antiguos que recuperan el carácter original de la casa.
Fotografía: Juan Baraja / Queima Films
Full renovation in Sagasta I. The renovation was carried out in a beautiful 1900 building. We tried to preserve most of the original elements of the building by putting them into value. We reconsidered the distribution and adapted it to more current uses. Originally, the house was very compartmentalized, with several small rooms that were communicated through a long curved corridor. Our intention was to generate more open spaces and link areas of compatible uses.
We generated a large entrance hall, open to the living room and separated from the kitchen by a sliding door, which was recovered from another area of the house and restored. We incorporated the long curved corridor to the kitchen space, which divides the public area from the private one, giving access to the private bedrooms through a hidden door.
At the back of the house there is a small living room that serves as a lobby for the three bedrooms located in that area. The original Melis pine wood of the floors was restored in the areas where it was possible. Oak wood was used in the kitchen. In some rooms, the original hydraulic floor was preserved by fusing it with Mortex which unifies all the private spaces, including the bathrooms. Throughout the house, mouldings, doors and precious antique elements were restored to enhance the original style of the house
Generamos un gran hall de entrada muy abierto al salón y separado de la cocina por una puerta corredera recuperada de otra zona de la casa y restaurada. Incorporamos el largo pasillo curvo al espacio de cocina, que divide la zona pública de la privada , dando acceso a esta última a través de una puerta oculta. En la parte posterior de la vivienda se ubica una pequeña sala de estar que sirve de distribuidor para los tres dormitorios que generamos en esa área. Se restauró la madera original de pino melis de los suelos en las zonas en las que fue posible.
En la cocina se utilizó madera de roble. En algunas estancias, se conservó el suelo hidráulico original fusionándolo con Mortex que unifica todos los espacios de uso privado, incluidos los cuartos de baño. En toda la casa se restauraron molduras, puertas y preciosos elementos antiguos que recuperan el carácter original de la casa.
Fotografía: Juan Baraja / Queima Films
Full renovation in Sagasta I. The renovation was carried out in a beautiful 1900 building. We tried to preserve most of the original elements of the building by putting them into value. We reconsidered the distribution and adapted it to more current uses. Originally, the house was very compartmentalized, with several small rooms that were communicated through a long curved corridor. Our intention was to generate more open spaces and link areas of compatible uses.
We generated a large entrance hall, open to the living room and separated from the kitchen by a sliding door, which was recovered from another area of the house and restored. We incorporated the long curved corridor to the kitchen space, which divides the public area from the private one, giving access to the private bedrooms through a hidden door.
At the back of the house there is a small living room that serves as a lobby for the three bedrooms located in that area. The original Melis pine wood of the floors was restored in the areas where it was possible. Oak wood was used in the kitchen. In some rooms, the original hydraulic floor was preserved by fusing it with Mortex which unifies all the private spaces, including the bathrooms. Throughout the house, mouldings, doors and precious antique elements were restored to enhance the original style of the house
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