Ceramic House presented by the architect Héctor Ruiz-Velázquez to convert the attic space of a building in Madrid early 20th century, a new living space with a variety of levels. The result is a power to move around a few square meters at different altitudes, up and down, offering a new experience of roominess in the context of home: to explore space.
Continuous transition between rooms and allow the flow of free movement at various levels. The concept is used to transform this room is innovative by adapting to actual needs and to new uses. Where is the roominess, the brightness and the time flow in a multifunctional room with no corners or take precedence. It is also about expanding the parameters of conventional interior design and trend setting.
This project responds to the assignment by ASCER (Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Azulejos y Pavimentos Cerámicos – Spanish Ceramic Tile and Flooring Manufacturers Association) to create a new living concept, where the ceramic receive special treatment that transforms into undisputed protagonists of the space. The ceramic is a material that offers, for its versatility of applications, some of its possibilities in planimetry. According to the architect so that the ceramic goal turned into a dynamic entity capable of offering excellent luxuriousness working in three dimensions. “Change and the” continuation, %2
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