See Ricardo Bofill's Converted Cement Factory Studio Through The Lens Of Marc Goodwin

Architecture photographer Marc Goodwin is continually adding to his world atlas of architecture offices. While photographing studios in Barcelona, Goodwin spent a little extra time at the post-World War I cement factory Ricardo Bofill transformed into his studio, gardens, and residence. After the cement-filled silos were uncovered, Bofill defined a new structure and program for his architectural fortress.

See Ricardo Bofill's Converted Cement Factory Studio Through The Lens Of Marc Goodwin - More Images+ 6

© Marc Goodwin

"The factory is a magic place which strange atmosphere is difficult to be perceived by a profane eye. I like the life to be perfectly programmed here, ritualized, in total contrast with my turbulent nomad life” states Ricardo Bofill on his website.

© Marc Goodwin
© Marc Goodwin

Now, Bofill’s team works within what was once silos. Bofill asserts that by metamorphosing the building he proved form and function are independent of one another. With enough skill, designers can successfully reprogram any space.

© Marc Goodwin
© Marc Goodwin
© Marc Goodwin
© Marc Goodwin
© Marc Goodwin

Image gallery

See allShow less
About this author
Cite: Lindsey Leardi. "See Ricardo Bofill's Converted Cement Factory Studio Through The Lens Of Marc Goodwin" 04 Mar 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/889477/see-ricardo-bofills-converted-cement-factory-studio-through-the-lens-of-marc-goodwin> ISSN 0719-8884

© Marc Goodwin

里卡多·波菲尔'水泥工厂工作室'室内现状大曝光!

You've started following your first account!

Did you know?

You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.