Loft 6 / Dicken
Next to “Lina” we have “Dicken” (loft 6) intimate in scale and revealing the haptic character of brick and the qualities of making in vernacular architecture. Being the smallest, most modest unit it is not less beautiful or attractive than the other units. It honors the memory and work of Dicken, master of an alternative local modernity.
Loft Description
Features & Amenities
- Open space layout
- Private patio
- Accommodates up to two people; a double bed
- Sapán wooden floors
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Fully equipped bathroom
- Complimentary WIFI
- Housekeeping available if requested
- Loft can be complemented with living plants and reading books if requested
Note: The value of the reservation of each loft, applies for each night that will be spent in it. / The value per night includes a mandatory $15 usd cleaning fee.
Check in: 3pm – Check out: 11am
Loft 1 / Luz
- Wifi
Twin units “Luz” and “Gabriel”, 2nd floor (loft 1 andloft 4) honor the versatility of functional architecture of a single beautifully proportioned space overlooking the sloping street cascading down to the city in the back. “Luz” pays tribute to the memory of the first female architect in Colombia, Luz Amorocho, educated at Universidad Nacional de Colombia and campus director, former assistant to Gabriel Serrano Camargo, the pioneer of “functional architecture” in Colombia.
Loft 7 / Lewerentz’
Above is Lewerentz´, 3rd floor (loft 7) in-between generous spatiality and warm ‘brutalist’ intimacy, in exposed brickwork with patterns and textures reminiscent of Nordic master Sigurd Lewerentz’ ontological constructions.
Loft 4 / Gabriel
Twin units “Luz” and “Gabriel”, 2nd floor (loft 1 andloft 4) honor the versatility of functional architecture of a single beautifully proportioned space overlooking the sloping street cascading down to the city in the back. “Luz” pays tribute to the memory of the first female architect in Colombia, Luz Amorocho, educated at Universidad Nacional de Colombia and campus director, former assistant to Gabriel Serrano Camargo, the pioneer of “functional architecture” in Colombia.
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