The project name “Yök” was inspired by the Catalan word “lloc”, meaning place or location. This echoes the design prinicples that drove the renovation process. Yök taps into sustainable interiors, product and service design as well as local culture and tradition.
The original building dates back to 1900s and comprised an office space and a rooftop extension from the 70s, which were renovated following ecodesign principles and respecting the Catalan Modernism features.
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The hosts plan to utilize the rooftop terrace and their multifunctional office to organize events for both local guests as well as visitors from abroad. With its slow travel vibe, the space aims to become a a social hub where visitors meet locals and get a chance to avoid the traps of mass tourism.
+ Petz Scholtus: Pöko Design
+ Yök Casa + Cultura
Photos by Carlos Barruz
