The project aims to highlight the housing typology of the Eixample. Its main objective is to recover and improve the quality of the central space, which generally consists of long corridors with insufficient lighting.

The project focuses on enhancing the original structure of the factory, a large concrete building with skylights and an open-plan design. The restoration and transformation process involved a thorough review of the modifications made in the 1990s, with the goal of reclaiming the factory’s intrinsic value. Each intervention was carried out discreetly, without competing with the original architecture, and focused on preserving its essence and authenticity.

The project focuses on an ambitious redefinition of the housing typology in La Floresta, doing this through an approach that seeks a common language for all of them. The rehabilitation is a thorough process that pays special attention to the facade with the aim of restoring and preserving its original appearance, thus contributing to the preservation of the architectural character of the neighborhood.

The main objective of the Pigalle oven is to highlight the historical footprint of the old city of Mahón. In this restoration work, the layers added in previous stages have been removed, allowing the rich heritage behind these centuries-old walls to be discovered.