Guest pavilion 1401 Begur, Costa Brava Home, Catalunya Building, Spanish Architecture Images
Guest pavilion 1401, Begur Building
22 July 2020
Guest pavilion 1401 in Begur, Catalonia
Design: Nordest Arquitectura, Palau Sator
Location: Sa Tuna, Begur, Catalunya, North East Spain
Photos by Adrià Goula

English text (scroll down for Catalan):
Guest pavilion 1401 in Begur, Costa Brava
Inglés:
The assignment consisted in the construction of a guest pavilion as an extension of the main house.

The first thought by Nordest Arquitectura was to create a shape clear and simple, a cuboid placed in the middle of the forest.

The property should change the surrounding characteristics as little as possible, as if it had always been there.
The pavilion is defined by a ?U? materialised in Corten steel with a slat facade that creates a retreat inside, a place to be and contemplate.

The property entrance is in the ground floor. It is like a kind sculptural void inside the ground, you enter on it, then you go upstairs through it to the pavilion.
The home interior is understood as one space: a living- bedroom space and in one corner there?s the bathroom.

The east, south and west façades are totally glazed, with a solar protection made of Corten steel sliding lattice.

The north façade has more controlled openings that illuminate the bathroom and the entrance staircase.

Catalan text
Casa 1401, Sa Tuna, Begur
Català:
L?encàrrec consisteix en la construcció d?un pavelló annex a l...