Valencia-based creative studio Masquespacio has completed an open-plan colour-blocked interior with a community feeling for the Resa San Mamés student accommodation in Spain.
The interior design for the Bilbao student residence was commissioned by student accommodation company Resa with the aim of letting its occupants "share experiences as a community".
Above: Resa student accommodation by Masquespacio. Top: furniture on wheels allows users to define the space
Masquespacio created an open-plan design for the 1,850 square-metre building, which has studios for 351 residents and provides spaces for studying, socialising, meeting and dining.
"The client highlighted that they wanted to create a community and strong connection point between the residents of the new Resa," Masquespacio co-founder and marketing director Christophe Penasse told Dezeen. Yellow zoning defines the lounge area
The bold and colourful interior used vibrant greens paired with millennial pinks, lavender and hot pinks, while soft furnishings and partitions were used to define zones within the space.
"Using the technique of colour blocking we obtained a strong visual impact for the space and at the same time we could create a clear distinction between each zone in this open space," explained the studio.
The kitchen features lavender tiling
As well as accommodation, the building has a kitchen, a dining room, study rooms, leisure rooms, a gym and a terrace.
Muted yellow covers the...