The renovation of the Restaurant Teide starts from an attractive challenge, renewing a tradition. The restaurant is a classic that has been able to upgrade up until now without losing the tradition, the quality, the proximity and the well-being. The project proposes a timeless interior architecture, capable of maintaining the elegancy combined with the modernity.

HORMA Estudio have designed this restaurant as two main rooms, with two different sensations and material codes that dialogue from the access presenting the user two options of the same cuisine. The space of the restaurant maintains the global environment sequenced through the vegetation and the lighting, creating more private areas.  A new Teide which aims to remain the same as always.

Description of the project by HORMA Estudio

The project starts from an attractive challenge to committed: renew a tradition.

Teide restaurant, located in a town near Valencia in Spain, is a classical one that has been able to upgrade from generation to generation without ever losing their original values: tradition, quality, proximity and well-being. After 20 years without renewing it´s time to rejuvenate and thereby also update its concept of space and kitchen.

Because all of this, the project proposes a solution of interior architecture, timeless, capable of maintaining the elegance of always combining it with freshness and modernity required.

For a long time the restaurant had been an almost hidden and disconnected access from the cafe space. Raised proposal, the project proposes to approach this space up to the main entrance.

Two main rooms, restaurant and cafe, two sensations and two material codes dialogue from access to present to the user the two options of the same cuisine. To differentiate spaces, material and color choices has been instrumental in the project.

Cafe arises with a cooler environment, global, natural light, where the wood of the floor guarantees the closeness and comfort of the user, which coexists with vegetation in a healthy environment.

Restaurant, located in the back of the place, moved its access to the entrance also configuring the main facade. In this case, a stone flooring, polished, combined with elements of Walnut wood on a sea blue background trying to take users to a quiet and elegant environment with a more timely and directed light that allows getting defined and private spaces.

Tradition and modernity are recognized also in the material choice through the use of known and familiar as materials Stone and wood but in aposition, size and proportion up to now not raised.

During the path to go to the restaurant, a line in the plane of the ceiling is responsible for joining us and guide us in the process. It hides indirect lighting together with all the necessary facilities, remaining hidden and fully integrated inside of own line.

Outside the luminaires also designed from the study of architecture just recognize the spaces and illuminate with precision the scope of each dinner.

The furniture chosen according to each space and vegetation just give each of the environments the personality that corresponds to them allowing to differentiate each space without losing the harmony of the whole.

The objective has been achieved, a new Teide which aims to remain the same as always.

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Design studio.- Horma – estudio de arquitectura Members.- Nacho Juan, Clara Cantó, Jose Iborra
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280 m²
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2017
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Mariela Apollonio - Fotógrafa de arquitectura.
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HORMA is an architectural studio founded and directed by Nacho Juan and Clara Cantó. Both, together with Jose Iborra, coordinate the work of the rest of the team and the development of each of the projects. 

Their job is to understand architecture as a personal experience that allows each client to turn their project into a unique reality according to their needs. The architecture, learned and developed from the passion and the knowledge, allows us to read each project as a new opportunity to continue growing.

Recently recognized in the selection of emerging architecture of the Valencian Community and in the mention received by the Official College of Architects of the Valencian Community, from the studio we continue working every day to get the best project for each of our clients. Architecture and interior design, merged into a single line of work, allow us to develop our projects from the first line of their idea to the last detail.

NACHO JUAN, Director - Puerto de Sagunto, 1983
2016 | Doctor architect by the Technical School of Architecture of Valencia. Outstanding Cumlaude. 
2016 - Deputy Director School of Architecture at the University Ceu Cardenal Herrera 
2013 - Director Master's Degree in Interior Design at the University Ceu Cardenal Herrera 
2012 - Co-director of the graphic architecture communication studio Drawyourdreams 
2009 - Professor at the Ceu Cardenal Herrera University 
2008 | Architect with Honorary Degree by the School of Architecture of Valencia 

CLARA CANTÓ, Director - Líria, 1983
2015 - Professor of Master in interior design at the University Ceu Cardenal Herrera 
2012 - Co-director of the graphic architecture communication studio Drawyourdreams 
2010 - 2011 | Master in Prefabrication and Architectural Industrialization. 
2009 | Architect with Honorary Degree by the School of Architecture of Valencia

JOSE IBORRA, Coordinator - Murcia, 1987
2014 - Professor at the architectural graphic communication studio Drawyourdreams 
2012 | Architect by the Technical School of Architecture of Valencia

AWARDS   
2017 | 2nd Prize. Square Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente Contest. Canet d'en Berenguer. 
2012 | 4th Classified Solar Decathlon Europe. Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera. SML system 2011 | 2nd Prize. Competition Auditorium Ciutat d'Elx. Collaboration with Clara Mejía, Juan Deltell and Guillermo Mocholí. 
2011 | 2nd Prize. Competition for the marina of Denia. Collaboration with Clara Mejía, Juan Deltell, Guillermo Mocholí and Lahoz + Martí architects. 
2008 | Finalist. Multipurpose building competition at the Miguel Delibes Campus. University of Valladolid. Collaboration with Clara Mejía, Juan Deltell and Guillermo Mocholí. 3rd Grade ETSAV Social Council Award. 
2008 | Finalist. Verni Contest • Preys for the Design of a Prefabricated Concrete Piece. ETSAV. Collaboration with Sergio Artola, Alejandro Gómez and Ángel López de Ocáriz. 
2007 | 1a Honorable Mention Hispalyt Ceramic Chair Contest. Brick Interpretation Center in Seville. Collaboration with Sergio Artola, Alejandro Gómez and Ángel López de Ocáriz. 
2006 | 1st Prize. Verni Contest • Prens for the Design of a Prefabricated Concrete Piece. ETSAV. Collaboration with Sergio Artola, Alejandro Gómez and Ángel López de Ocáriz. 2005 | 1st prize XV Iberian Contest of Constructive Solutions PLADUR. Pavilion M2012. ETSAV. Collaboration with Sergio Artola, Alejandro Gómez and Ángel López de Ocáriz.

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Published on: October 15, 2017
Cite: "Restaurant Teide. A solution to restore a tradition by HORMA Estudio" METALOCUS. Accessed
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