Cerdanyola del Vallès, Barcelona
Located in the quiet residential area of Bellaterra, in Cerdanyola del Vallès, Can Calida has a modern and fresh design that makes it a modern home adapted to today’s needs.
Full of details, this home has been specially designed to maximise comfort and warmth, giving high priority to natural light, views and the so-called home technology.
Client
Residential
Location
Bellaterra, Cerdanyola del Vallès.
Status
Finished in 2019
Constructed surface area
208m2
Maximising space
Open spaces that allow interaction with several people at the same time. The kitchen ceases to be a closed and limited room, becoming the luxury of the house. With an imposing island equipped with the latest technology, it becomes a multifunctional space that transmits comfort and convenience.
Ode to natural light
A large space accommodates the day area and allows light to enter from all four sides. The feeling is one of warmth and openness, a room designed to offer maximum well-being.
“The play of contrasts between styles, together with the large openings, make this home a unique and welcoming space.”
Júlia Puigfel
Interior designer on the project
Classic and modern at the same time
Although pastel colours and golden details play an important role in the decoration of this home, exposed concrete makes a rare appearance to provide the necessary touch of modernity.
A unique bathroom
A large window occupies the wall of the master bathroom. The contact with the outside is direct and the sensation of spaciousness and luminosity is inexplicable.
Wood and concrete
This perfect combination bathes every corner of this home. The same decorative line runs through the different rooms of the house, sobriety and warmth in equal parts, allowing the most absolute comfort to be achieved.
Sustainable approach
This home has been designed with sustainability and energy saving in mind and has the best energy rating (A). Efficiency is achieved, among other measures, by seeking the best orientation in the openings to benefit the most from the hours of sunshine and by means of an aerothermal system with underfloor heating and ducts for air conditioning.
Technical Factsheet
Team
Architect
Toni Sáez
Technical Architect
Oriol Benitez
Collaborating architect
Nelida Domènech
Engineer
Álvaro Miedes
Interior Designer
Júlia Puigfel
