Caelum, Marbella Design & Art

The Caelum project, presented within the framework of Marbella Design & Art, is conceived as an ephemeral space where architecture, gastronomy, and sensory experience merge into an immersive environment. Designed by Estudio Hilera in collaboration with CODA Architects, the space is articulated through a large suspended installation that defines the project’s identity, generating a dynamic interplay of light, shadow, and texture.

In this context, acoustic conditioning plays a fundamental role. The project incorporates ECOcero solutions, integrated into the space’s own geometry. Its panels, manufactured from recycled RTF, not only contribute to reducing reverberation and improving sound comfort in a fair environment, but also form part of the aesthetic language, reinforcing the lightness and fluidity of the installation.

The result is an intimate and balanced atmosphere, a refuge within the dynamism of the fair where acoustics, design, and materiality work in harmony.

The project has been captured by photographer Maxi Conesa, whose images accurately reflect the atmosphere, scale, and sensory richness of Caelum.

Model: Kale.