Madrid Architecture
Architecture and interior work in Madrid, spanning renovation of 19th-century houses, mid-century apartments, and new courtyard homes.
Madrid's architecture spans 19th-century Madrid Moderno townhouses, 1950s apartment blocks, and contemporary houses built around courtyards. Designers working in the city often face dense urban plots, historic facades, and the need to introduce light and circulation into older floor plans.
Community work under this topic focuses on renovation strategies for period buildings, including reopening closed-off rooms and reworking the relationship between street and interior. It also covers new residential design organised around courtyards, with projects such as the Rosa María House and the Cuarto Bocel renovation.
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ViGa Arquitectos Stacks Vaulted Brick Apartments over Street Retail Beside Mexico City's Parque Hundido
Steps from Parque Hundido in Mexico City, a 460 m² corner building uses concrete vaults, brick and plywood to add density without erasing the block.
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Transformation by gmp Architects, L35 & Ribas&Ribas Architects
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid transformed by gmp, L35, and Ribas&Ribas Architects into multifunctional, modern, ventilated, and iconic sports landmark.
Courtyard House Design – Rosa María House by delavegacanolasso
Rosa María House is a serene courtyard house design that harmonizes nature, light, and crafted materials for timeless living in Madrid.
Cuarto Bocel Renovation by Estudio Gonzalo del Val & Toni Gelabert Arquitectes
Cuarto Bocel Renovation transforms a historic Madrid residence with adaptive reuse, fluid spatial design, heritage preservation, and modern living integration.
