The project is located near La Puebla de Fantova, surrounded by olive and almond trees, creating a peaceful setting. The design integrates spaces for both artists and tourists, promoting a sense of community through well-defined areas that encourage interaction. Taking inspiration from Antoni Gaudi, the concept emphasizes elements such as ceramic, geometry, and light to shape the flow and organization of the spaces.

Common Area

The common area acts as the central hub, featuring a gallery, café, and spaces for gathering. This section is designed to foster engagement among local residents, artists, and visitors. With its layout, it encourages social interaction and offers a welcoming atmosphere for various activities. Flexibility is key here; the space can be easily rearranged to suit different functions and needs.



Tourist Area

The tourist section includes a hostel that accommodates up to 40 guests, along with co-working spaces and a meditation and yoga center. The arrangement allows for both relaxation and productivity, making it easy for visitors to access different facilities. Thoughtful design choices emphasize usability, ensuring that tourists can find comfortable environments to unwind or work.



Artists' Area

Designed to foster creativity, the artists' area contains dedicated workshops and residential units. These units surround a shared courtyard, which encourages communication while allowing for moments of solitude. A special meditation space is included to support artistic practices, providing a quiet environment that is important for inspiration and focus.



Materials and Aesthetic

The design incorporates specific materials, including ceramic and multiple types of tile, such as liner, trencadis, and embossed varieties. These materials are thoughtfully used to create patterns that reflect the artistic approach of Gaudi. By linking these elements to the environment, the design showcases how texture and form interact, enriching the experience of those who move through the spaces.

The patterns formed by the tiles enhance the overall character of the area, lending a visual rhythm that guides users as they explore both the artist and tourist sections.