Barcelona
Lluís Clotet
Santi Loperena
Anna Bohigas
A space with very little façade, long and narrow, on the ground floor and basement. A resource of vulgar architecture: placing a mirror on one of the walls to double the visual space in width (in this case, the mirror extends to the basement floor, taking advantage of the openings in the ground floor slab, and helps with visual communication between both levels).
The attempt to push this image to the limit, designing the furniture to house all the workspaces like half of a symmetrical central piece.
A contradiction to this image is created by the opening of steps that allow us to access what’s behind the mirror. Just like in Lewis Carroll’s Alice. It is now destroyed.
Photographs by Oriol Maspons