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The monastery originally comprised four wings and a cloister. In the south, a squat church with a single nave connects to the complex. The head building with its three apses, a bell tower, and a transept were added in the 13th century.
The house, at the fringe of the Mallorcan municipality of Puig­punyent, home to 2000 residents, contains six subsidised apartments accessed by two entrances.
The translucent facade comprised of composite elements appears colourful in a restrained way. Compared to a variant consisting of wood, its advantage is the lower maintenance cost.
Loadbearing crosswalls consisting of cyclopean concrete are visible on the interior and exterior. Simple wood blinds serve as sun protection.
Free-standing volumes are arranged beneath an open roof structure: The simple rectangular edifice reveals its spatial intricacies only on the inside.
The facade features a relief consisting of bright glass fibre compound elements and smooth cladding comprised of a recyclable composite material reminiscent of wood.
If the residents aren’t at home, a natural stone slab serves to hermetically seal off the recessed vestibule.
Respectfully responding to the original atmosphere of the warehouse, the new built-in elements display restraint.
The single storey house is located in a new development on the outskirts of Llubí. It displays a sandstone face on the exterior and unrendered brick walls on the interior.
The hotel La Briosa stands out without dominating its environment. The client family who also operates the hotel resides on the topmost two floors. The intensity of the reddish-brown colour of the rendered facade varies from bottom to top.