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Miriam Castells Designs 6,600 m² Senior Housing Interior at Mirador de Gràcia in Barcelona

architecture-design · 2026-10-18

Miriam Castells, an architect hailing from Barcelona, has introduced the interior design for the Mirador de Gràcia, a senior living community that covers 6,600 m² near Collserola Natural Park. This project, set to be finished in 2025, aims to connect Barcelona's urban environment with nature, creating a welcoming space for older adults. Castells emphasizes that these residences should feel like home. The presentation was curated by Valentina Díaz, with Castells leading a talented team including Georgina Vera, Núria Ballesteros, and Alba Batlle from Studio Canvas. Various firms contributed to engineering and consulting, while landscape design and lighting were managed by Asilvestrada, Massoni, and La Invisible. The project falls under health architecture and sustainability.

Key facts

  • Mirador de Gràcia is a 6,600 m² residential community for older adults in Barcelona
  • The project is located on the slopes of the Collserola Natural Park, at the edge of the city
  • The architecture and interiors are by Miriam Castells, completed in 2025
  • The design team included Georgina Vera, Núria Ballesteros and Alba Batlle under Studio Canvas
  • Lighting was designed by La Invisible; landscaping by Asilvestrada and Massoni
  • Arnó was the general contractor; Salva Lopez took the photographs
  • Valentina Díaz curated the project presentation
  • The design premise holds that a senior residence should feel like a home

Entities

Artists

  • Miriam Castells
  • Georgina Vera
  • Núria Ballesteros
  • Alba Batlle
  • Valentina Díaz
  • David Camacho
  • Salva Lopez

Institutions

  • Studio Canvas
  • A3AT
  • Agefred
  • Emiliana Design Studio
  • Vergés
  • PMMT
  • Arauna Studio
  • La Invisible
  • Asilvestrada
  • Massoni
  • Arnó
  • ArchDaily
  • Emiliana Design Studio / Vergés
  • Emiliana

Locations

  • Barcelona
  • Spain
  • Collserola Natural Park

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