Madrid house is a “Flexible House” of 400 m2. This type of housing is predominantly urban, with a vertical proportion. It has many terraces, porches and patios that provide a feeling of spaciousness.

The entire house develops in height, with British style courtyards which allow for the house to be conceived as a “Flexible House”.

This type of housing is predominantly urban, with a vertical proportion. It has many terraces, porches and patios that provide a feeling of spaciousness.

The interior of the house has a staircase with an indoor garden that connects the different floors in the house; the staircase is the core of the house. Above it, a skylight of 2,00×3,00m illuminates the room daily.

The house has three floors above and one below ground level. The volume of the staircase is lined with black slate stone that rises above the rest. The whole house is built with white limestone with a sharp horizontal cut, which allows the contrast to be seen between the honed stone and the natural texture of slate. The property has a lounge with large glazed windows that also boast solar control glass.

On the second floor a setback occurs, leading onto an indoor balcony that allows easy access into all the rooms on this floor.

It also has two English style courtyards with separate access which allows light to the floor below ground.

UbicaciónLocation SuperficieSurface FinalizaciónAchievement
Madrid. Spain 400 m2 1-2-2006