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watch a new film capturing a portrait of the studio through photographs, drawings, and present day life inside barcelona's former cement factory.
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a continuation of the existing rock formations, the hotel is articulated as a series of stepped horizontal planes, courtyards, and gardens.

alcoves with brightly colored interiors provide small hiding spaces and sitting areas image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
‘lauschwand’ or listening wand – an area hidden behind walls for secretive pow-wows image courtesy of die baupiloten
hiding spaces are also built along the walls giving children a place to retreat image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
‘gretelspionage’ – climbing walls and observation posts provide children to ‘spy’ from higher altitudes image courtesy of die baupiloten
built in elements allow children can climb and spy from altitudes above ground-level image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
‘blinzelschleuse’ image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
‘tarnwand’ image courtesy of die baupiloten
children interacting with reflective panelsimage courtesy of die baupiloten
an installation of reflective components casts patterns and color across the interior image courtesy of die baupiloten
‘spionwand’ image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten
image courtesy of die baupiloten