A large circular concrete structure occupies the centre of Niko Coffee. Discovered above the former ceiling, it shifts from a concealed element to the organising core of the café and a first expression of the scale of Hotel San Nikolas. Its brutalist character draws from béton brut: raw concrete, exposed without disguising its true constructive nature. CONCRETE / CELLULOSE / PLASTER / STAINLESS STEEL
Bioconstruction, through natural materials and a direct relationship with the environment, defines a way of building, designing, and inhabiting based on the care of space. Hemp, lime, plaster, water, cedar, iroko, ceramics, and local stone coexist with stainless steel, creating an atmosphere that breathes, regulates, and accompanies. In this context comes PEN COFFEE, a small space to sit for a few minutes, look outside, analyze, have a coffee, and return to work with a different mindset. HEMP / BAMBOO / PLASTER OF PARIS / ALABASTER PLASTER / CERAMICS / CEDAR WOOD
The new Thinking Mu store in Mallorca is built around a white, mineral and luminous atmosphere, connected to the Mediterranean context and to a way of understanding retail where matter, light and proportion organise the experience. ALABASTER PLASTER / PLASTER OF PARIS / IRON / STONE
The new showroom for rainwear brand TANTÄ is conceived as a liquid, immersive environment where light, glass, and materiality converge. The interior is transformed into an architectural reflection of water and its mutable nature. Transparency, light play, and material textures define the spatial language, with glass bricks serving as a key element in creating visual continuity between inside and outside. Natural light is filtered and diffused, generating a dynamic atmosphere of shifting transparencies and luminous tones. GLASS BRICKS / PLASTER OF PARIS / ALABASTRIAN PLASTER / STAINLESS STEEL
Interior design and brand image based on the reinterpretation of butcheries in the USA. Functional materiality, order, and stainless steel work surfaces extend and permeate Cárnico's brand identity. Designed through a mobile and flexible furniture system that reconfigures its retail use into spaces for demos and showcooking, maintaining the order and hierarchy of the product. STAINLESS-STEEL
Abasotas® Café is conceived as the public stretch of a sequence that begins in the domestic realm and flows into the bakery workshop. The Breakfast and Brunch area is incorporated as a room— a place where eating, waiting, and talking are part of the same architectural system. HEMP / CEDAR / ALABASTER PLASTER / LIME
Space for the Thinking Mu® brand in Donostia-San Sebastián. An intervention that seeks to balance the industrial robustness characteristic of the Basque Country with Mediterranean sensitivity. A monochromatic palette of natural materials, refined geometries, and textures emerging from the main spatial gesture: the extrusion of alabaster plaster across walls and ceilings throughout the architectural volume. This introduces a handcrafted dimension, with imperfections and textures inherent to the technique and the human touch. ALABASTER PLASTER / PLASTER OF PARIS / IRON / STONE
Throughout over twenty years a body of work has been formed based on the objective of simplifying spaces and createing wellbeing both for the sight and the body. The ongoing idea has been to refine by thoroughly cutting out until what is left cannot be improved by further reduction. This way we achieve harmonious spaces where the main experience is determined by the warmth of light, the materials and the proportions. HEMP / BAMBOO / LIMESTONE / PLASTER OF PARIS / ALABASTRIAN PLASTER / CERAMICS / CEDAR WOOD
A small bakery’s extension into the big city. An exploration of the idea of the vending space and its intrinsic immediacy and simplicity in today’s modern life’s purchase process. As its name indicates, ATM means “At the moment” and this is the concept used by the brand to offer its clients an immediate service, not only through its technological nature, but also through the design of the shop, which constantly communicates with the main bakery sending information and receiving a supply of new, freshly baked goods.
A refined color projection defines the character of the space. With gestures reduced to a minimum, the proposal focuses on a dialogue between color, natural textures and geometric elements that act as furniture helping modulate the space.
An interplay of gradable lights and shades reflects a proposal in which lighting acts on STAINLESS STEEL / GLASS / POLYCARBONATE / RESIN / CONCRETE
