Palau Sant Jordi designed for the 1992 Olympics, by Arata Isozaki, have evolved and changed its skin into multiple, different and variable faces during the last two decades. From U2, or Bruce Springsteen to the Rolling Stones have gone through its rooms, scenarios and walls.

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Architects: Miàs Architects

Location: Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain

Architect In Charge: Josep Miàs

Area: 395.0 sqm

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Adrià Goula, Marc Gonzalez

Colaborators: Marc Subirana (project leader), Marta Cases, Laura Vidal, Cristina Herrero, Oscar Berbel, Silvia Marcet, Maria Comas.

Consultor: Josep Massachs (ME Engineering), Carles Bou (Arquitecto técnico)
Main Contractor: Cardoner

Client: Public - Barcelona City Council, BSM Barcelona Serveis Municipals

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From the architect. Palau Sant Jordi designed for the 1992 Olympics, by Arata Isozaki, have evolved and changed its skin into multiple, different and variable faces during the last two decades. From U2, or Bruce Springsteen to the Rolling Stones have gone through its rooms, scenarios and walls.

© Adrià Goula

The VIP lounges are conceived inside those walls. They are thought as capsules built into the geometry of Palau Sant Jordi. The new spaces are ...