Ca Marcelo / Guillem Carrera
Family Building of the XVII-XVIII centuries.
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Architects: Guillem Carrera
Location: Vila-seca, Tarragona, Spain
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Cristina Serra Juncosa
Collaborators: Eva Crespo Sánchez, Francesc Gorgas Ros, Meritxell Anglès Bru, Xavier Foraste Casas
Contractor: Construccions Plana, Construcciones Andrés Cintas, S.L.U.
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Family Building of the XVII-XVIII centuries.The purpose of the intervention is that it can remain occupied by the family, who does it for generations.
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Rehabilitation is performed in phases beginning with the cover, continuing along the facades and ending on the inside, with the intention of renewing the property and recover items that have been preserved, such as the roof beams, barbican, openings and wrought iron railings.
Section
The ground floor is rehabilitated maintaining what had been: the shop of a blacksmith.Â
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Plan
The rings that were used to change horseshoes and the corner's stone which had the role that the carriages were separated to move / rotate, have been preserved on facade.
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Plan
The second floor and attic, were combined to create a br...
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Architects: Guillem Carrera
Location: Vila-seca, Tarragona, Spain
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Cristina Serra Juncosa
Collaborators: Eva Crespo Sánchez, Francesc Gorgas Ros, Meritxell Anglès Bru, Xavier Foraste Casas
Contractor: Construccions Plana, Construcciones Andrés Cintas, S.L.U.
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Family Building of the XVII-XVIII centuries.The purpose of the intervention is that it can remain occupied by the family, who does it for generations.
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Rehabilitation is performed in phases beginning with the cover, continuing along the facades and ending on the inside, with the intention of renewing the property and recover items that have been preserved, such as the roof beams, barbican, openings and wrought iron railings.
Section
The ground floor is rehabilitated maintaining what had been: the shop of a blacksmith.Â
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Plan
The rings that were used to change horseshoes and the corner's stone which had the role that the carriages were separated to move / rotate, have been preserved on facade.
© Cristina Serra Juncosa
Plan
The second floor and attic, were combined to create a br...
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