Discover the Tangram House in Barcelona, Spain, a stunning representation of 1970s elegance merged with contemporary design. Designed by Twobo in 2022, this house showcases innovative use of geometric shapes to craft living spaces that promise freedom and fluidity. From its historical roots to the modern reinterpretation, every detail celebrates the original architecture while inviting new possibilities for living.

About Tangram House
Redefining Space with Historic Elegance and Modern Innovation
Upon entering the Tangram House, one is immediately enveloped by an ambiance that whispers tales of the seventies, courtesy of the original design by Lluís Vintró. This historical essence, preserved through materials, lighting by Miguel Milà, and uniquely slanted walls, sets the stage for a remarkable design journey undertaken by Twobo. The mandate was clear yet challenging: infuse the space with newfound freedom without losing its architectural soul. Geometry as the Language of Design
Twobo’s approach was both respectful and revolutionary. They began with a meticulous study of the house’s original geometry, particularly a triangular mesh that Vintró used as a blueprint for the house’s layout. This exploration revealed an adaptable language of hexagons and octagons, a testament to Vintró’s forward-thinking design. Among these shapes, it was an elongated hexagon that stood out, offering itself as a key to unlock new spatial narra...