An old local in the widening of Valencia reconverted into a bike shop.

Valencian architect Hugo Mompó has carried out the reform of this valencian shop of difficult proportions. The new store is understood as a house: the living room greets customers and working in the kitchen.
 

Description of the project by Hugo Mompó

In order to create the new shop "Bullit Cyclery" we started working within a large and dark unit with low-ceilings and entirely divided by walls. We wanted to overturn that situation and create a wide and light space. Thereby the false ceiling and the interior walls were demolished and we opened up completely the rear patio, leaving the space clear and full of light. A bike shop with a cosy character, with a living-room to sit and talk, a kitchen to work and a patio to let the light and air in.

Very little work was carried out: the elements that separate us from the outside, created by using galvanised steel trims; wooden floor slats of a single length whose remains are used as a hanging system; and simple furniture made of the same wood to create the reception desk and workbenches.

The walls are painted white and the ceiling is earth-coloured, the same colour as the pavement used in the entrance and the patio areas. Finally a fence, made of a steel structure, creates the boundary with the street, leaving free access when it is folded. 

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Hugo Mompó
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110 sqm
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Bullit Motorcycles
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C/ Burriana 14. Valencia (Spain)
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First Price Colegio de Arquitectos de la comunidad Valenciana (COACV) 2015.
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Hugo Mompó is Architect and Team manager at Hugo Mompó Architecture, with office based in Valencia (Spain) and in Baden Württemberg (Germany). His work is developed within the fields of architecture, urban and landscape and interior design, for which he has received several awards, published his work and lectured. Architect entitled by E.T.S. Architecture of Valencia, awarded with the extraordinary prize for the final academic thesis, his professional experience has been developed within many national and international studios with a continuous participation in multidisciplinary teams and working on a different range of projects. He has extensive experience with public and private sectors in collaboration with the Studio of Eduardo de Miguel Arbonés, taking part too, as a team collaborator with Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW). The Research in the field of architecture and design complete his work as an architect continuing his Ph. D. thesis at the Architecture Project Department in Valencia, where he obtained the architectural fellowship and completed the research work at the Bauhaus archives in Berlin.
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