Martín Martín arquitectos presents four completed projects in Granada, Spain, exploring how architecture can emerge from landscape, heritage, memory and the specific conditions of place.
Martín Martín arquitectos presents four completed projects in Granada, Spain, exploring how architecture can emerge from landscape, heritage, memory and the specific conditions of place.
Located on Barcelona’s Avinguda Diagonal, this Mediterranean apartment combines oak, travertine and stainless steel within a refined renovation that balances spatial clarity, natural materials and contemporary living.
Oak joinery transforms an irregular Madrid penthouse through continuous timber surfaces, travertine details and a fluid sequence of interconnected living spaces.
Designed by De la Villa Studio, Chitón Madrid unfolds through a sequence of restaurant and club spaces organized around an interior courtyard, where stone, timber and rich textures create an immersive hospitality experience.
Designed by Isern Serra, JAÇ HiFi Café in Barcelona transforms the Japanese jazz kissa tradition into a warm contemporary listening café.
Casa Capirote draws on Seville’s Triana ceramics and Andalusian materials, using curtains, light, and lime mortar to create a flexible, atmospheric apartment.
This Madrid renovation reinterprets a 1950s home through preservation, colour, and material continuity, guided by the logic of a fragmented Nolla mosaic.
NULA.STUDIO designs Goiáns Social Centre in Galicia as a compact concrete structure that reconnects a dispersed rural community.
La Fusteria transforms a carpentry workshop into a home in Alt Empordà, where vaults and restored materials define a calm domestic space.
OOIIO reworks a disused factory in Madrid into a car showroom and workshop that combines adaptive reuse, passive cooling and a bold architectural identity.