L Co-working Space in Barcelona’s 22@ District Daniel Modòl urbanism+architecture creator architect. software, multimedia urbanNext June 2, 2023 monographic eng

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494 words. Daniel Modòl urbanism+architecture transformed the former Balius hardware store, which served the Poblenou neighborhood of Barcelona for a century, into a coworking space designed following criteria of sustainability, energy saving and user comfort, earning it the LEED Gold certification. The intervention preserves the elements that defined the industrial character of the building, complementing them with noble and locally sourced materials. LOOM Ferretería, with a net floor area of 1,756 m2, provides quality workspaces in the 22@ district and connects with its surroundings through a wooden façade planted with greenery that gives it warmth and distinguishes it from other office buildings in Barcelona. Daniel Modòl urbanism+architecture, Energy and sustainability, Middle Density, Project, Urban Paradigms. Architecture, Barcelona, Comfort, Coworking, Energy saving, Greenery, Industrial context, Innovation, LEED, Neighborhood, Performative Envelope, Photovoltaic panels, Project, Refurbishment, Spain, Working Space Energy and sustainability Middle density Urban paradigms Architecture Greenery Barcelona, Spain Spain 2575-5374 https://urbannext.net/loom-co-working-space/ https://urbannext.net/loom-co-working-space/ ES-BaAUN 221102 20231003105412.0 eng