Extensible Dwelling

Jaime Fernández Laynez
Barcelona, Spain

A square, a circle, and a triangle were the main elements used in the project for this minimal dwelling within a building on the street Nou de Dulce

Image number 32 of the current section of Extensible Dwelling in Cosentino Australia

The project required compressing the entire livable program into small, 28-square-meter subdivisions of the original units. The main elements introduced by the renovation take on basic geometries that complement one another, addressing specific uses – shower, bedroom, kitchen – while making the most of the usable floor space available.

The shower (the circle) dominates the floorplan, being inserted into a central curved piece of wooden furniture resting on a triangular base. Its diagonal makes it easy to place the second element, the square, which becomes a bedroom in the mezzanine suspended from the ceiling. As for the kitchen, it is dominated by a triangular dining table boxed into the remained gap.

Image number 35 of the current section of Extensible Dwelling in Cosentino Australia
Image number 36 of the current section of Extensible Dwelling in Cosentino Australia
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