playa de madrid
© Miguel Santesmases
© Miguel Santesmases
The grand Playa de Madrid riverfront project was designed by architect Muñoz Monasterio in 1932, following the principles of rationalism: simple forms at right angles or curves, functional and serial openings, oculi, clean projections, simple canopies, flat roofs, and white plaster finishes combined with exposed brick.
© Miguel Santesmases
© Miguel Santesmases
The intervention has eliminated all the negative impacts added over decades and restored the original design, adapting it to universal accessibility standards.
© Miguel Santesmases
The restaurant’s interior design introduces a touch of sophistication reminiscent of the 1930s to the Nautical Club building, as it is the element least linked to the sporting activities of the rest of the project.
© Miguel Santesmases
© Miguel Santesmases
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playa de madrid
© Miguel Santesmases
© Miguel Santesmases
The grand Playa de Madrid riverfront project was designed by architect Muñoz Monasterio in 1932, following the principles of rationalism: simple forms at right angles or curves, functional and serial openings, oculi, clean projections, simple canopies, flat roofs, and white plaster finishes combined with exposed brick.
© Miguel Santesmases
© Miguel Santesmases
The intervention has eliminated all the negative impacts added over decades and restored the original design, adapting it to universal accessibility standards.
© Miguel Santesmases
© Miguel Santesmases
© Miguel Santesmases
The restaurant’s interior design introduces a touch of sophistication reminiscent of the 1930s to the Nautical Club building, as it is the element least linked to the sporting activities of the rest of the project.