Portfolio
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USE: Private Residence — Single-family permanent homeLOCATION: Boadilla del Monte, Madrid, SpainCLIENT: PrivatePHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects Situated in Boadilla del Monte—Madrid’s most exclusive green enclave—this residence reimagines the traditional family home as a seamless integration of modernist rigor and natural serenity. Unlike a temporary vacation retreat, this project was designed to accommodate the dynamic needs
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USE: Private residenceLOCATION: Sanxenxo, Galicia, SpainCLIENT: Undisclosed PHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects Located on a Spanish coastal site, Horizon House is a single-family residence that seeks to merge with the surrounding landscape through a restrained, luminous, and precise architecture. The project is defined by a matte charcoal steel structure and warm beige plaster walls that frame the horizon,
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USE: Residential Infill & Urban RestorationLOCATION: Barrio de Salamanca, Madrid, SpainCLIENT: Private investment groupPHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects Located in Madrid’s most prestigious neighborhood, this mixed-use building redefines urban luxury living through the integration of residential quality, street-level vitality, and architectural refinement. The project comprises serviced apartments across five floors above a sophisticated café-restaurant that activates
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USE: Comprehensive renovation of an apartment in Barrio de SalamancaLOCATION: Madrid, Barrio de SalamancaCLIENT: PrivatePHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects In the heart of Madrid’s Golden Mile, at the intersection of Conde de Peñalver and Ayala, A75 stands as a testament to the power of light and spatial fluidity. This comprehensive renovation transforms a compartmentalized 120 m² apartment into
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USE: Comprehensive renovation of a private apartment, size 36sqmLOCATION: Stockholm, SwedenCLIENT: Private PHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects In the heart of Stockholm, Wolfblanc was commissioned to transform a compact 36 sqm apartment into a highly functional and aesthetically balanced home with a dual focus – personal living and investment potential. Located in a 1930s “funkis” building, the
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USE: Renovation of 2 Apartments (70sqm & 30sqm)LOCATION: Athens, GreeceCLIENT: Private PHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects Located in the dense urban fabric of central Athens, K38 represents a dialogue between the chaotic energy of the city and the stillness of a sanctuary. This project involves the comprehensive restructuring of a fragmented, irregular pentagonal floor plan, reimagined
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USE: Comprehensive renovation of a private apartment, size 65 sqmLOCATION: Madrid, SpainCLIENT: Private PHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects Wolfblanc created a holistic interior concept for C42, a contemporary apartment designed to offer a calm and sensory experience for short stays. The project combines clean lines, natural materials, and subtle color accents to balance function with emotion. The goal
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USE: Urban regeneration/Residential and public spacesLOCATION: Madrid, SpainCLIENT: Undisclosed PHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects This urban regeneration project reimagines a block in Madrid’s Lavapiés neighborhood through micro-urbanism strategies. It introduces a public green garden with an open-air auditorium and flexible indoor spaces, creating a cultural and ecological hub. Innovative residential units “hang” from existing perimeter walls,
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DISCIPLINE: Architecture, Interior Design & Landscape ArchitectureLOCATION: Sierra de Grazalema, Andalusia, SpainAREA: 850 sqmCLIENT: Private hospitality groupPHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects AN ANDALUSIAN OASIS Set against the rugged limestone peaks of the Andalusian sierra, SELVA is a boutique sanctuary that reimagines the traditional cortijo as a lush, introspective retreat. While the exterior respects the vernacular architecture—whitewashed walls, terracotta tiling, and deep recessed windows—the interior
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USE: Office space — Interior design, branding & workplace conceptLOCATION: Stockholm, SwedenCLIENT: NorrskenPHOTOS: © Wolfblanc Architects Norrsken Office is located in a repurposed industrial shell, Wolfblanc’s design intervenes to balance the raw intensity of the existing brutalist structure with the warmth required for long-term productivity. The core design challenge was to bridge the gap between