It is a small building of four homes located in the Sant Gervasi district, Barcelona.
A change in the municipal ordinances regarding the width of the street causes the building to be set back with respect to the alignment of the neighbouring houses.
The homes are developed in triplex, with a “solarium” terrace on the roof of the top floor. Bedrooms and living rooms ventilate to the outside, while kitchens, bathrooms and stairs are grouped around a patio, which ventilates and illuminates the central part of the building.
The main façade solves the dualities that occur when two houses are ventilated with a unitary design. Thus, the two entrances, people and vehicles, are solved in a single complex. The pergola balcony unifies the two living rooms on the first floor. The four bedrooms on the second floor are solved with three windows and the two upper terraces in three holes.
The back façade, which overlooks a small garden, is treated with more domestic materials, and each home assumes its individuality.
