La Fleur was a 30 sqm micro-apartment with a rooftop terrace accessible via a retractable staircase. It was an empty, aseptic, and mute space. The project required a basic program for 2 people, which could be 3 with the occasional presence of the couple's daughter.
The project was resolved with a single move, segmenting the emptied space into two zones to segregate the apartment's uses. This tangency between the two areas was expanded by placing an intermediate piece of furniture that assumed part of the apartment's functional needs, compressing the negative space on either side of this T-shaped piece. One zone houses the daytime program; the other, the nighttime program, above which the new staircase provides access to the terrace.
CRU-architecture-flat-renovation-Barcelona-Fleur-Floorplan.pdf
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