The CAM FRAMIS Museum of the Vila Casas Foundation is part of a full redevelopment of the industrial neighborhood in the 22@ District of Barcelona. Architectural photographer Pedro Kok shared with us this video of the Museum designed by Jordi Badia of the BAAS studio.
Render © BAAS
Spanish architect Jordi Badia, BAAS, shared with us a recent entry for a competition, awarded with the 1st prize.
This office has been doing a very good work lately, clean lines, pure materials… I recommend checking out the recently opened CAM Framis museum in Barcelona.
Project description and mor eimages after the break.
Project: 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: 2007
Construction: 2008
Area: 5.468 m2
Photography: FG + SG – Fernando Guerra, Sergio Guerra
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Architect: Jordi Badia
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Collaborators: Marcos Catalán, Jordi Framis, Mariona Guàrdia, Jaime Batlle
Structure: Eduard Doce, architect
Services: Consulting Lluís Duart
Contractor: Conplapar, SL
Project year: 2004
Construction year: 2007
Photographs: Eugeni Pons
© Pedro Pegenaute
Architect: Jordi Badia
Collaborators: Daniel Guerra, Rafael Berengena, Andreu Orradre
Location: Salt, Girona, Spain
Structure: Eduard Doce, architect
Measurement: FCA Forteza Carbonell Associats
Services: Consulting Lluís Duart
Client: GISA. Gestió d’infraestructures S.A. – Departament de Sanitat
Project year: 2004
Construction year: 2006-2008
Photographs: Pedro Pegenaute
Architect: Jordi Badia
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Collaborators: Jordi Framis, Rafael Berenjena, Sergi Serrat, Marcos Catalán
Structure: Eduard Doce, architect
Technical Architect: Francesc Belart
Installations: Consulting Lluís Duart
Client: GISA.Departament de Justicia. Generalitat de Catalunya
Project year: 2002
Construction year: 2007
Photographs: Eugeni Pons, Pedro Pegenaute, Duccio Malagamba
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