Architectural visits which combine several aspects: the technical (architectural description), the physical (a tour around the building and its setting), and the human (emotions relating to the historical, social and economic contextualization of the surroundings), all the details of which are adapted to the interest of the public attending the visit.
The visit centres on the main architectural decisions taken during the design of the Can Framis Museum, which were closely linked to the history of the old factory complex, the Poblenou district and the city of Barcelona.
The visit can be adapted for people with functional diversity.
Price per group: Catalan and Spanish, €50; English, €100 (does not include entrance to the museum); accessible Catalan and Spanish visit, €100 (cost of sign language interpreter in Catalan or Spanish not included)
Duration: 1hr 30 min
Limit: 25 people per group.
Contact:
Anna Argelagós: a.argelagos@gmail.com / +34 661634748
Miquel F Zuzama: mfzuzama@gmail.com / +34 696290490
Anna Argelagós i Millan
Born in Barcelona. Degree in Architecture from UPC. Master’s in Business Management and Organization from UPC. Own professional practice. Project organiser and collaborator at the 48hr Open House BCN architectural event. Gives talks, leads visits and writes architectural articles on Barcelona for various types of people and organisations.
Miquel F Zuzama
Born in Palma de Mallorca. Graduated in Architecture from UPC. Studying for postgraduate in Accessibility and Design for All at UIC. External consultant for the Barcelona City Council Institute for People with Disabilities. Collaborates with the programming and coordination team at the 48hr Open House BCN architectural event as head of event accessibility. Gives architectural visits and talks on Barcelona for different types of people and organisations.
