Here is what the page “OHLAB Mixes Colour-Blocking and Cork in Terreno Barrio Hotel’s Old and New Buildings in Pa” contains. Mallorca-based studio OHLAB has completed the 41-room Terreno Barrio Hotel in Palma’s El Terreno neighbourhood, combining a renovated 1935 heritage building with a new cross-laminated timber and cork structure. The project aims to act as a catalyst for the area’s regeneration, blending historic char The project aims to act as a catalyst for the area’s regeneration, blending historic charm with contemporary sustainable design.
OHLAB used colour-blocking to distinguish between old and new, while cork—a local, renewable material—features prominently in the new building’s facade and interiors, improving thermal and acoustic performance. The hotel includes a rooftop pool, restaurant, and courtyard, designed to integrate with the surrounding urban fabric. By pairing heritage conservation with innovative low-carbon materials, the project sets a benchmark for sustainable hospitality architecture in Mallorca. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.