When changes in flooring alter our spatial experience | News | Architonic
Casa Pich i Pon. LOOM Plaza Catalunya in Barcelona, Spain, by SCOB and Sergi Carulla Altadill and Oscar Blasco Lárazo
‘Inspired by the Noucentisme aesthetic, both in composition, colour, texture and materials,’ explain project architects SCOB, of the flooring installed in the LOOM offices at Plaza Catalunya in central Barcelona, the renovation project ‘reinterprets them as resources in the reorganisation of spaces.’ This strategy is used to rediscover the original structures and materials through ‘interior windows’, as Scob describes them, framing the natural, earth-toned wood floors, brick walls and vaulted Catalan ceilings.
