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CAM FRAMIS Museum / Jordi Badia

oject: CAN FRAMIS Museum at 22@

Location: Can Framis, 22@ District, Poble Nou, Barcelona, Spain

Architect: Jordi Badia

Project leader: Jordi Framis

 Team: Daniel Guerra, Marta Vitório, Mercè Mundet, Miguel Borrell, Moisés

Garcia

Collaborators

Structure: BOMA, Josep Ramón Solé

Installations: PGI engineering

Measuring and budget: FCA Forteza Carbonell Associats

Executive direction: GPO-Meritxell Bosch

Landscape: Martí Franch

Project Management: LAYETANA

Contractor: Construcciones San José

Client: Fundació Vila Casas. Layetana

Project: 2007Construction: 2008

Area: 5.468 m2

Photography: FG + SG – Fernando Guerra, Sergio Guerra

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 The two buildings to be preserved have little architectural worth and are currently

derelict. Their main interest lies in the contrast of their location, based on the

former agricultural sketches prior to the implementation of the Cerdà plan at a level

of 1.5m below the current road.

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Visitors will begin on the highest level and

continuously move downwards through

semi-lit areas, which will then light up to

showpiece the exhibited pieces.

Wood appears copiously on window

frames, staircases and between the

buildings, as well as on the painting

support screens, in reference to the

material of the canvas frames.

Outside, the lime mortar which blends with

the existing stonework merges with theexposed concrete of the new buildings.

 The façade then becomes a collage of 

textures, niches and coverings which

reflect the different ups-and-downs of the

building throughout time.

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