What is the architectural style of the apartment?
The apartment is located in a noble estate from the end of the 19th century.
What are the two main views of the apartment?
The apartment faces both Girona Street and a large interior courtyard.
How does the apartment receive extra ventilation and lighting?
The apartment has a beautiful interior patio with wooden carpentry and tinted glass.
What dictated the transformation and refurbishment of the apartment?
The condition of the apartment's long walnut wood front.
How long is the walnut wood front of the apartment?
The walnut wood front runs the entire length of the apartment, which is 69 feet.
What type of spaces are found along the interior wooden façade?
Spaces with a more collective use, including living spaces and rooms with more ambiguous use.
What color are the original windows next to the interior patio?
The original windows next to the interior patio are blue-tinted.
What materials finish off the interior cutting plane/facade in the living room?
A 'picture' of brass and stainless steel finishes off the interior cutting plane/facade in the living room.
What type of door receives the same materials as the interior cutting plane/facade in the gallery?
A pivot door receives the same materials as the interior cutting plane/facade in the gallery.
What does the pivot door insinuate about the metal fronts?
The pivot door insinuates an immaterial union of the metal fronts at each end of the plan.
What type of flooring is used in all the common spaces?
The common spaces have white microcement flooring.
Where are the recovered hydraulic mosaic floors placed?
The recovered hydraulic mosaic floors are strategically placed, continuing the axis of the wooden plane and in the access area.