Cutting-edge worktops for university residence hall flats

With a functional and welcoming design, the fully-equipped flats of the Micampus Sinesio Delgado hall of residence are conceived to provide university students with everything they need. Located in a residential area of Madrid (Spain), this hall of residence offers accommodation with ensuite bathroom, air conditioning, central heating, 5G Wi-Fi and a modern kitchen built to withstand the heavy use and traffic of the different occupants.

Designed by the architecture studio Touza Arquitectos and with interior design by Julieta Barrionuevo, from the JUUBRN studio, Micampus has relied on Inmodeco Design to equip and design the kitchens in each of the flats. Here, Silestone has become the material of choice for worktops and splashbacks, providing a contemporary touch and a unique guarantee of durability.

‘The worktops in a hall of residence are subject to heavy use,’ explain the designers. ‘The material must be very hard-wearing to withstand the wear and tear over the course of their service life. It should also facilitate daily cleaning and minimise the need for maintenance as much as possible,’ they continue. With this in mind, the material chosen was Silestone, as it meets all the requirements of this type of kitchen.

Due to its technical features, Silestone is highly resistant to scratches and knocks as well as to stains and acids common in everyday kitchen use. It is very easy to maintain and a very hygienic surface, making it the ideal solution for the kitchens of Micampus student flats.