World leader in bathroom spaces, Roca, opens a new gallery in Barcelona.
November 11th, 2009
Celebrating their 100th anniversary, Roca has opened a stunning new bathroom gallery in Barcelona, Spain.
Open to the city and beyond, the Roca Gallery, which is encased within a striking architectural design, transports the viewer into the world of the bathroom.
The gallery, also referred to as the ‘Triple Espacio’ (‘Triple Space’), is a unique structure made completely from glass.
The technological concept of the structure literally shines by night, as the whole building is illuminated by hundreds of LEDs which distort the interiors in an eye-catching display of visual effects.
Depending on the daylight, the interiors portray an array of visual effects.
The gallery is a highly interactive space with interior audiovisual and sound systems which communicate Roca’s commitment to sustainability and reducing water consumption.
Futuristic in style, the gallery features touch screens, visual tours of bathrooms, three-dimensional projections and touch sensitive tables, enabling Roca to communicate in an innovative manner.
The opening of the Roca Gallery, in line with their 100th year of bathroom excellence, exemplifies the Roca brand and celebrates its most recent achievements.
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