架构师提供的文本描述。Marlet 1是一个新的雕刻，最后一个写在它以前的痕迹上。这是一部搜集情节历史的平庸之作。这块地块位于巴塞罗那老城区CiutatVella的中心地带。它被罗马城的第一堵墙和整个建筑中仍然可见的连续的现实所限制。

Text description provided by the architects. Marlet 1 is a new engraving, the last one written over its previous traces. It is a palimpsest that gathers the history of the plot. The plot is located in the central area of Ciutat Vella, the Old Quarter in Barcelona. It is circumscribed by the first walls of the Roman city and the successive realities that are still visible throughout the building.

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Marlet 1是一种考古学，从原始的罗马城市到巴塞罗那的犹太人聚居区。在这个城市的大犹太教堂旁边，它最初是作为治疗穷人和旅行者的医务室而建的，它仍然保留着一个1314个纪念盘子，以纪念建立它的拉比。在此之上，中世纪的城市留下了自己的痕迹，直到现在的建筑达到的水平，这是一座19世纪以来的庄严而拘谨的建筑。

Marlet 1 is the archaeology that leads from the primitive Roman city to the Jewish Quarter in Barcelona. Next to the city’s Major Synagogue and originally erected as an infirmary to attend the poor and travellers, the building still maintains a 1314 commemorative plate in honour to the rabbi that founded it. On top of it, the medieval city deposits its own traces, up to the level reached by the present building, a restrained and solemn construction from the 19th century.

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Marlet 1是历史的一部分：它是考古学，它是保存的，它是一种保护和展示曾经发生在那里的一切的谨慎。但与此同时，技术、创新、可持续性和新鲜感将遏制明天发生的一切。这是一项调整今天的生活方式以适应历史环境的建议。

Marlet 1 is part of the history: it is archaeology, it is preservation, it is the care to preserve and make visible everything that once happened there. But at the same time, it is technology, innovation, sustainability and the freshness that will contain whatever happens tomorrow. It is a proposal to adjust today's lifestyle to a historical environment built in the past.

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Marlet 1是一个多家庭高端住宅项目.在巴塞罗纳城，这是一个独一无二的、无与伦比的案例。一项展示建筑物的原始和绝对条件的翻新工程。虽然它保护了它的宽敞空间，它的高而珍贵的木制品天花板，它的大窗户过滤了地中海的光线，它的宏伟阳台和阁楼平台，以享受巴塞罗那的温和气候；它还提出了一种新的充满活力的居住方式，在那里的设计，技术和精致与美好的东西，从过去的。

Marlet 1 is a multi-family high-end housing project. It is a unique and incomparable case in the city of Barcelona. A renovation project that exhibits the original and categorical condition of the building. While it safeguards its spaciousness, its high and precious woodwork ceilings, its large windows filtering the Mediterranean light, its majestic balconies and its attic terraces to enjoy Barcelona’s mild climate; it also proposes a new dynamic way of inhabiting, where design, technology and refinement coexist with the good things from the old days.

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Architects Lagula arquitectes

Location Barcelona, Catalunya, España

Architect in Charge Antonio Alonso, Martín Ezquerro, Ignacio López Alonso, Marc Zaballa, Manel Morante

Area 1389.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Adrià Goula

Category Historic Preservation

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