Ll731 | Aramé Studio

Barcelona / Spain / 2025

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The Casa Jaume Bach Esteve, located in the Poblenou neighborhood and built in 1903 by Raimon Batlle i Magañas, was originally composed of two apartments. The renovation project, guided by a deep respect for the original architecture, reimagines the building as a single-family home with a work space on the ground floor and a living area on the upper floor. The project is conceived as a continuity of rooms that generate a flexible space, where the furniture arrangement defines the use of each area.


The intervention adds a new layer to the existing structure through a series of furniture pieces and elements that give the space a new meaning. The intervention contrasts with the pre-existing structure, establishing a dialogue between old and new, thus enriching the building’s identity with a contemporary language that respects and transforms the memory of the place.


 


Photography: BANI DEL RIO

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    The Casa Jaume Bach Esteve, located in the Poblenou neighborhood and built in 1903 by Raimon Batlle i Magañas, was originally composed of two apartments. The renovation project, guided by a deep respect for the original architecture, reimagines the building as a single-family home with a work space on the ground floor and a living area on the upper floor. The project is conceived as a continuity of rooms that generate a flexible space, where the furniture arrangement defines the use of...

    Project details
    • Year 2025
    • Work finished in 2025
    • Status Completed works
    • Type Apartments / Interior design / Residential renovation
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