Visit a half-Duffon home of the 1980s north of Barcelona

A iconic home life cycle is complex. New owners can disturb its balance, but it should also be able to develop over time. After all, a house is a place designed to live. Ezequiel pini, a Argentina-Born digital artists and designers who have creative power behind the studio Six n. FiveA house has been found that suits him in Casa Rerara, which is usually known by its surname Casa Semainarada (half-a-office house), a place whose leading soul joins with him.

Built in the late 1980s by architect Xavier Barba, the house was chosen by the European Commission as part of the Project Monitor Program in 1989, as an example of one of the world’s best permanent homes.

The roof follows the slope of the mountain, reduces the visual effect on the landscape. This solution also provides excellent thermal and acoustic insulation for vegetation.

Barsylona designed by architects Xavier Barba Located in the Marsme region in 1986 and in the north of the city, this house was the first bioclimatic residence of Barba. The building, which disappears in the scenario of a mountain coastal region, was revolutionary for its time – and till date remains an inspiration for other architects. So much that we covered it in print in 1987. Barba will receive that belief more than a dozen times, and one of his assets in Menorka was on cover in 1992. His name was also given. Ad100 List in 2002, 2004 and 2010.

Architect’s functions are often depicted Architectural digest Since 1987, a special 1992 issue on Spain, including a cover story. He was also included in a particular 20th century as a prominent person. One hundred years old design,

The house is located on a slope site, with a high end and a road with a pine forest and view of the Mediterranean Sea. The architect to understand geography and existing vegetation, “morning, afternoon and night,” discovered the place for the day, “he remembers, until he came to the conclusion that a semi-sofan house, with one, with one Green roofThe best way to integrate construction in the environment will be. Their goal was always “to create a dramatic and exciting forefathers that would not interfere with the landscape, which would fuse their physicality with the granite rocks of the region,” they explain. Concrete walls with quartz, feldspars and asbestos produce a unique rocky effect, as well as the natives of the region are accompanied by various plants.