Escuela y residencia ASPACE, Alella , 1973-1975

Archive Neoseries High resolution pigment ink on cotton paper 34 x 48 cm — Same size as the original artwork

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Federico Correa

Federico Correa was a key architect in the aesthetic transformation of mid-20th-century bourgeois Barcelona. Known for his formal elegance and masterful use of color, he stood out for his skill in drawing conical perspectives with colored pencils. Together with Alfonso Milá, he designed iconic interiors that are now part of the modern visual identity of Barcelona and Cadaqués. More about

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Casa de Joaquín Julià I, Cadaqués

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Aulario y colegio mayor ESADE, Barcelona

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Palco Real del Estadio Olímpico, Barcelona

Hotel de Mar, Palma de Mallorca

Escuela y residencia ASPACE, Alella

Casa Pablo Sagnier, Cadaqués

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Federico Correa & Alfonso Milá. An Imagined Space

Federico Correa used to say that to be an architect one didn’t need to know how to draw—though he admitted he was particularly good at it. A virtuoso with coloured pencils, he had a remarkable ability to project in conical perspective based on the imagined project, thus giving shape (and colour) to his interpretation of the architectural legacy of the Modern Movement.

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