AA House by OAB
The Office of Architecture Barcelona (OAB) has just recently completed work on an impressive





The Office of Architecture Barcelona (OAB) has just recently completed work on an impressive project that is just as much a living space as it is a geometric instrument. Each aspect of the structure maintains a vertically consistent relationship, with each floor completing a certain semblance of three-dimensional continuity throughout the compound. This is evident in the diagonals which serve as a roof system, as well as the distinct visual connection of glasswork, trellises and sliding panels between each of the base floor spaces. And in case it looks too much like a cutout, the two-story AA house is still fully functional, containing living spaces, a library, dining rooms, a kitchen, guest rooms, and a number of amenities like a Turkish bath and an indoor swimming pool. You can check out the full photo set of the AA House via CONTEMPORIST.