6House is a house located in the north-west of Madrid, which has been completely renovated by the Spanish architecture firm Zooco Estudio.

The main character of the intervention is given by the double-height volume created in the living room, which allows to distinguish  the dining area from the rest of the house.

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Zooco Estudio is a young architectural firm founded in 2008 by Miguel Crespo Picot, Javier Guzmán Benito and Sixto Martín Martínez, with head offices in Madrid and Santander. Zooco Estudio´s philosophy is facing each project, from interior interventions to large structures building, through the same creative process.

Developing projects with different scales, they realize that architectural decisions are always the same: to create spaces that give response to needs and environment, always based on the generation of a clear concept as the base of the project.

This vision of architecture and the flexibility to adapt to different projects, has made them understand practice at a time of social and economic crisis.

Zooco Estudio tries to project with fine materials and simple shapes to achieve a timeless and functional aesthetic. They always search for neutral spaces and projects that last over the years. With this objective, they combine the research into new materials and systems, with the knowledge of traditional processes.

Throughout their professional career they have won different prizes and contests, among which the Civic Cultural Center of Soto de la Marina (Cantabria) and the Performing Arts Center in Verín (Galicia). They combine large-scale works with the creation and renovation of spaces in the contract, retail and residential sectors, highlighting projects such as the restaurant La Maruca, Orgaz and Atrapallada, or hotels such as Hotel Azul or Flamingo.
Published on: July 16, 2020
Cite: "A space connected through the bookshelf. 6House by Zooco Estudio" METALOCUS. Accessed December 14, 2024
<https://www.metalocus.es/en/news/a-space-connected-through-bookshelf-6house-zooco-estudio> ISSN 1139-6415
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