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Cerdanyola del Vallès

CAN CALIDA

  • 208 m2
  • 2019
  • Residential

In the quiet residential area of Bellaterra, in Cerdanyola del Vallès, Can Calida has a fresh and modern design, a modern home adapted to present-day needs. Designed for comfort and warmth, it prioritises natural light, views and smart home technology.

MAXIMISING SPACE

Open spaces that allow several people to interact with each other at the same time. The kitchen is no longer a closed off and restricted room, instead it becomes the heart of the home. With an imposing island equipped with the latest technology, this multifunctional space conveys comfort and convenience.

“The play between contrasting styles, together with the large openings make this home a unique and welcoming space”.

Júlia Puigfel
Interior Designer for the project

AN ODE TO NATURAL LIGHT

A LARGE SPACE HOUSES THE DAY AREA, ALLOWING LIGHT TO ENTER FROM ALL FOUR SIDES. THE FEELING IS ONE OF WARMTH AND OPENNESS, A ROOM DESIGNED TO OFFER THE UTMOST WELL-BEING.

WOOD AND
CONCRETE

This perfect combination permeates every corner of this home. The same decorative style runs through the different rooms of the house, restraint and warmth in equal measure, achieving a feeling of absolute comfort.

A UNIQUE
BATHROOM

A large window occupies the wall of the main bathroom. The contact with the outdoors is direct and the sensation of spaciousness and light is inexplicable

BOTH CLASSIC
AND MODERN

Although pastel colours and golden details play a major role in this home’s decor, exposed concrete makes an occasional appearance to inject a necessary touch of modernity.

This home has been designed with sustainability and energy-saving in mind and has the top energy rating (A). Efficiency is achieved, among other measures, by seeking the optimal orientation for the openings to make the most of the sunlight hours and by means of an aerothermal system with underfloor heating and ducts for air conditioning.

Team

Architect
Toni Sáez

Architectural technician
Oriol Benitez

Collaborating architect
Nelida Domènech

Engineer
Álvaro Miedes

Interior designer
Júlia Puigfel