Les Roquetes library in Barcelona is a multipurpose space by Soldevila Soldevila Soldevila Arquitectes.
It is a neighbourhood library, with a public area at street level where spaces like children area, computers, daily press, classes and study places can be found. A new place-to-be and referent of the quarter, thanks to its emphatic forms and very easy distribution. Materials and human scale give a specially warm and comfortable atmosphere.

Photography: M. Grassi, 2008

Esment Escola Professional is an idea by the Amadip Esment foundation: an organisation that attends to people, detects their needs, offers support to meet such needs and is committed to society and the common good. Architect Joan Riera Jaume has developed a project related to the purpose of the foundation, where functionality is the main characteristic.
Green chairs designed by Mariscal have been chosen for the furnishing, ECO and Colors models.

Museu del Disseny is the result of merging the collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Museum of Ceramics, the Museum of Textile and Clothing and the Graphic Arts Cabinet in Barcelona.

The center contains a Reading Room with 66 reading points. The bibliographic information service provides information about the Documentation Center, its reserves, its facilities and services, as well as assistance and advice in the search for information.

The Documentation Center is furnished with BBL Shelving System by mobles 114. Reading points are formed by Pey tables and Green chairs designed by Mariscal, and next to the windows there are some spaces more comfortable and relaxed furnished with Om Basic armchairs by Martín Azúa.

Projected by architects Manuel Brullet, Alfons de Luna i Albert Pineda.

Mobles 114 editions has furnished the public spaces of the hospital, such as the lobby, café bar and waiting rooms, with Danesa armchair, Gracia chairs, Oxi side tables and Pey office table.

photo: Juny Brullet

Photo: A. Ramirez

The Joan Maragall library is a project by Baena Casamor Arquitectes .

The interior is solved easily with little textures; ceiling, floor, furniture and walls are white in general, while the face that hide concrete retaining walls and structures of the building are covered with clay tiles. This porous material, sound absorbent and warm, reminds us that it is a half-buried building carved into the earth.

Mobles 114 participates with PEY office table system with integrated lighting and some contract furniture such as Riga waste bin.

Former Militar Hospital of Granada (Andalucia, Spain) has been transformed by architect Víctor López Cotelo into the new headquarters of the University of Architecture. A brilliant project, where respect of the old building has been connected to the comfort and practicity needed to teach and study.

Former Militar Hospital of Granada (Andalucia, Spain) has been transformed by architect Víctor López Cotelo into the new headquarters of the University of Architecture. A brilliant project, where respect of the old building has been connected to the comfort and practicity needed to teach and study.

@ Photo Fernando Alda

Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau (Barcelona, 2009). Equipment for public spaces by Mobles114.

The new facilities of the Hospital de Sant Pau, over 100,000 m2 of extension, are within the enclosure considered World Heritage by UNESCO, with its modernist pavilions by architect Lluís Domènech i Muntaner. The equipment required for the new health area should fulfil not only with an austere aesthetic according to the environment, but also be durability guaranteed.
The responsibles of the project chosen some Mobles114 designs such as OM armchair,  Barcino benches or Riga bins.

A functional project, suitable for Livorno area, furnished by Mobles 114
Rosignano Marittimo, a village in Livorno hosts the new cultural complex for all types of activities in the area.
Design concept has been developed by an association of companies from Torino and Genoa:  which won the project contest thanks to “achieving two aspects that are the actual key of the idea, sustainability of the complex environment and integration in the urban context”.

The program is crossed by a walking path, and includes a library, a playroom, a small conference room, a newspaper and periodicals library, information centres and a cafeteria, forming a great cultural complex in the village.
The municipal library is furnished with Pey tables by Mobles 114 in various range of formats providing maximum needs.
Pey tables can be found also at the cafeteria, with Myto chairs by Konstantin Grcic.

Donabate Portrane Community Library, Ireland

Donabate is a small suburban coastal town in Ireland, about 20 km north-northeast of Dublin in the administrative council of Fingal. The rich Irish heritage in literature, specially with authors like Jonathan Swift, Oscar Wilde and Nobel Prizes George Bernard Shaw, W. B. Yeats, Samuel Beckett and Seamus Heaney, is one of the reasons of the growing of new libraries in the island, such as the one placed in Donabate Portrane.

Designed as a community space to meet the educational, cultural, and leisure needs of the public, the new library is set to become the heart of the community, accessible to all.

Mobles 114 editions has been part of the furnishing of Donabate Portrane Library withSheelin Office Group, with the products BBL shelving system for libraries and Pey office tables.

photo: Juny Brullet

Caterina Albert Library,  (Camp de l'Arpa, Barcelona, 2012). Equipment for public libraries by Mobles114.

The Caterina Albert Library, located in the old plastic factory Alchemika in Sant Marti district of Barcelona, was built by Oliveras Boix Arquitectes. The BBL shelves system and the PEY  tables of Mobles114 means the majority of the whole equipment chosen. This public project stands out for its clarity: the user has spatial awareness from anywhere. One of the great challenges of a high-traffic space is the ability of transmutation. All furniture provided by Mobles114 can be modulated: the height or the incline of the shelves and tables with versatile electrification.

photo: José Hevia