该项目位于巴塞罗那的Eixample扩展区，将曾经服务于银行的办公空间改造成Colvin花店。设计以树荫下的小径花丛为灵感，创造出人为与自然融合的崭新氛围。

This project involves the conversion of a space that formerly housed a bank office into a florist for the startup Colvin, located in the Eixample district of Barcelona. The inspiration for the design was to reinterpret a field of flowers with pathways under the shade of the trees. A new atmosphere has been created, where the natural and the man-made fuse.

▼临街外观，street view ©Adrià Goula

改造的第一步是修复高天花和砖墙，揭示出空间本来的形式和材质。设计团队拆除吊顶，使木梁露出，并且剥离墙面抹灰，露出原来的砖墙。出于结构防火保护的考虑，设计采用了防火砂浆，使天花和结构加固梁呈现出同样粗糙的纹理。最后，连续的地面、既有砖墙和高天花都被刷成白色，使人们关注建筑包含的空间，而不是建筑本身。这种模糊材质边界的抽象表达使人们对光线和材料的变化无常有了新的认知。

The first intervention was to reveal the formal and material potential of the existent space by recovering its high ceilings and brick walls. The false ceiling was removed to show the wooden beams and the plaster-work was peeled back to uncover the brick walls. To provide fireproof structural protection, a new layer of fire-resistant mortar was projected, homogenizing the ceiling and structural reinforcement beams with the same rough texture. Finally, the new continuous pavement, the existing walls and the high ceiling were all painted white; focusing on the contained space, not the container itself. This material abstraction of the boundaries give rise to a new perception of light and material impermanence.

▼室内概览，preview ©Adrià Goula

花店设有供顾客选择花束的展示区、用于制作配送花束的半开放工坊以及储藏室、冷藏室、办公室和卫生间等私密区域。不同空间之间安有滑动门，并且可以根据私密程度的需求进行调整，提高了空间的灵活性。带木框架的固定式和移动式玻璃门搭配滑动橡木门，在视觉上和听觉上分隔了街道与私密空间。

The florist program consists in an exhibition area where customers choose the bouquet, a semi-open workshop where florists create the composition of flowers to deliver and privates areas such as the store room, cold room, office and toilet. The flexible spatial relation between these spaces is solved by sliding doors systems that vary according to the degree of privacy required. The combination of fixed and mobile glass doors with wooden frames, together with the sliding oak doors, allows users to visually or acoustically separate the activities from the street to private rooms.

▼花束展示区，the bouquet exhibition area ©Adrià Goula