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PEN SPACE

Cultural Space

Throughout over eighteen years a body of work has been formed based on the objective of simplifying spaces and creating wellbeing both for the sight and the body. The ongoing idea has been to refine by thoroughly cutting out until what is left cannot be improved by further reduction. This way we achieve harmonious spaces where the main experience is determined by the warmth of light, the materials and the proportions. Each project completed throughout these three decades has represented a thought, an idea, a principle of Pensando en blanco, but nowhere is this truer than in this house where interior design and client are one. Honest interior design that informs from the exterior without hiding the materials that will be found inside. HEMP / BAMBOO / LIMESTONE / PLASTER OF PARIS / ALABASTRIAN PLASTER / CERAMICS / CEDAR WOOD

Throughout over eighteen years a body of work has been formed based on the objective of simplifying spaces and creating wellbeing both for the sight and the body. The ongoing idea has been to refine by thoroughly cutting out until what is left cannot be improved by further reduction. Honest interior design that informs from the exterior without hiding the materials that will be found inside. HEMP / BAMBOO / LIMESTONE / PLASTER OF PARIS / ALABASTRIAN PLASTER / CERAMICS / CEDAR WOOD

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The PEN® Space is the architectonic result of a series of artisanal processes and traditional techniques: its interior structures are made of HEMP and its bamboo ceilings are covered with Quiklime. The floors made of alabaster plaster and laster of Paris support a very marked structure of beams with imposing cedar parts. The project materializes a fundamental principle championed by Pensando en blanco when it comes to creating spaces and habitats: to accomplish harmony based on the balance between the materials’ honesty and tangibility.

Handmade elements are naturally shaped with soil, rocks, and a great variety of plants; they grow and decompose gradually together creating a modest and discreet aesthetic that, alive and in motion, covers the construction’s green ceiling.