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NOT A STUDIO uses color-coded design to open up century-old Barcelona apartment

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thomai tsimpou I designboom

8h ago· 6 min readenNews

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NOT A STUDIO's renovation of a century-old 36-square-meter apartment in Barcelona's Sarrià neighborhood. The project removes decades of partitions to recover the original volume, highlights the nearly five-meter ceiling height, and introduces a vivid color-coded palette of blue, green, and yellow to open up and transform the compact space.

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By exposing the structure of the apartment and introducing a vivid palette of blue, green, and yellow, the intervention transforms the space.
The project removes decades of partitions to recover the original volume of the home and foreground its nearly five-meter ceiling height.
Designed as an update to a family-owned property passed down through generations.
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monterols is NOT A STUDIO's renovation of a 36-square-meter apartment inside a residential building in barcelona dating to 1919.

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