New garden wall with exposed solid brick that accompanies you to the entrance of the house. View from the entrance of the farm.
The renovation restores the original structure of a small prefabricated wooden house, maintaining the facades and only replacing the original PVC openings with wooden ones. The extension joins the existing volumes using exposed solid brick, referencing a possible bouillaba that had existed on the site during Roman times.
Facade from inside the garden. Original wooden house. Northeast facade.The original wooden facade dialogues with the new ceramic brick structures.New wooden joinery to open up an opaque corner.Original condition of the corner.The existing PVC joinery is being replaced with wooden joinery.
In the same way, a completely new piece is incorporated to the north with a distributor in the shape of a rain barrel inside.
Distributor with rain shower.Wooden floor with ceramic rasilla sole.Compluvius.The zenithal light allows for a large and bright space while maintaining privacy between rooms.Main room.Detail of the ceramic tile stairs.Extension of the roof, forming a porch in front of the original East facade.In the interiors of the expanded areas, the qualities of the original wooden facades are preserved. Access and living room.Wooden forge with reed floor.The original trussed beam structure is preserved.Porch and original facade restored.
The landscaping action, around the experience, is very important, since it maintains and enhances the character of the original 19th century orchards and gardens. The plot is surrounded by a stone retaining wall that allows the formation of exits and walkways to access the orchards. It intervenes by designing a Mediterranean garden with a pond-type swimming pool and adding railings and vegetable pergolas to the original stone walkways.
Plant overlaid on the watercolor of the garden made by landscaper Mónica Martí.The vegetable pergola generates shady spaces for hot seasons.Intervention in the promenade that borders the plot. Pergola with rose bushes.Intervention in the walkway that borders the plot. Path and railing.
