Curro Inza, Furniture as a Spatial Strategy

Abstract

This text is about the interior architectures and furniture built by the architect Curro Inza. This is a little-known topic and has not been investigated until now.

Inza was one of the greatest representatives of Spanish organicism and developed his career throughout the sixties and seventies of the 20th century.

His work of

interiors and furniture goes much further than the design of a specific piece and represents a very significant part of his work, reaching half of his architectural production.

The architecture of his buildings has been much more studied and disseminated and hence this text aims to explain how an architect of that generation faces interiors and solves them with a series of strategies closely linked to furniture. To do this, we will review a series of commercial premises that explain these strategies.