2004/2005 Edition
The first edition of jumpthegap® was presented as Roca’s clear commitment to promoting tools to disseminate and support design and architecture and as a space for reflection on the possibilities the bathroom space could offer in the future.
Rafael Moneo, world-renowned architect and winner of the Pritzker architecture prize in 1996, was the president of the jury.
The jury was made up of renowned professionals from the world of architecture and design such as Soledad Lorenzo, Olivier Saguez, Beatriz Vidal, Ramón Sanfeliu and Santiago Miranda.
The winners of this edition were David Benito and Laia Guardiola with the project Liquified, a design conceived for hotel rooms whose concept was based on a solid material that melts and is shaped by body heat. A sculpture that filled the entire space, playing a key role in all activities that take place in the bathroom space.
Winners

Liquified
David Benito & Laia Guardiola (Spain)
Finalists
Being
Helder Daniel Oliveira dos Santos (Portugal)
Biombo
David García Martínez and Gerard Ribot Mumbru (Spain)
Flow
Andrea Flores Menig and Rodrigo Chamizo Alberro (Spain)
Liquidlux
Donald John Wilson and Nathan James Bates (UK)
Never ending bath
Inès Bacardit and Torrens and Mavi Gil i Rafart (Spain)
La mirada del otro
Lourdes Láinez (Spain)
No bath-room, just a bath
Rosa Mª Fraga Escudero and Octavio Tarancón Burg (Spain)
Sculture-bath
José Manuel Ribeiro de Aguiar and Cristina Alexandra Santos (Portugal)
Tempo
Francesc Teixidó Ricart (Spain)
White Box
Sandra Maria Pereira das Neves (Portugal)
Bath as an object
Chiara Pranzo-Zaccaria (Italy) and Ava Mafalda Costa Rebero (Portugal).