Roser Chapel / Erithacus arquitectos + Guillermo Maluenda
The Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, just 100m2 and with room for up to 40 people, is built as an extension of the existing church and connected to it through its northern facade. It has been conceived as a space to promote meditation, prayer and thus peace inside those gathered there.
© Joan Guillamat
Architects: Erithacus arquitectos + Guillermo Maluenda
Location: Av. d'Europa, 74, 08290 Cerdanyola, Barcelona, Spain
Architect In Charge: Erithacus arquitectos, Guillermo Maluenda, arq.
Project Area: 100.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Joan Guillamat
Construction: Baldó Serveis i Obres S.L.
Collaborators: Alberto Perez Montes, Sulkin & Marchissio, Masala Consult., Anoche, I.Masó
© Joan Guillamat
From the architect. The Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, just 100m2 and with room for up to 40 people, is built as an extension of the existing church and connected to it through its northern facade. It has been conceived as a space to promote meditation, prayer and thus peace inside those gathered there.
© Joan Guillamat
The square plan receives light "from above" bathing three of its four sides and with minimal openings to the outside to avoid distraction. This space, including its roof made of wooden slats, opens onto the fourth sid...
© Joan Guillamat
Architects: Erithacus arquitectos + Guillermo Maluenda
Location: Av. d'Europa, 74, 08290 Cerdanyola, Barcelona, Spain
Architect In Charge: Erithacus arquitectos, Guillermo Maluenda, arq.
Project Area: 100.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Joan Guillamat
Construction: Baldó Serveis i Obres S.L.
Collaborators: Alberto Perez Montes, Sulkin & Marchissio, Masala Consult., Anoche, I.Masó
© Joan Guillamat
From the architect. The Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, just 100m2 and with room for up to 40 people, is built as an extension of the existing church and connected to it through its northern facade. It has been conceived as a space to promote meditation, prayer and thus peace inside those gathered there.
© Joan Guillamat
The square plan receives light "from above" bathing three of its four sides and with minimal openings to the outside to avoid distraction. This space, including its roof made of wooden slats, opens onto the fourth sid...
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