The central concept of the residential complex is structured around a strong axis of symmetry that organizes the main façade and clearly defines the entrance. The vertical volume serves as a fixed point of reference, visually separating the two sides of the building and reinforcing the sense of order that characterizes the overall composition.

The architectural design addresses the scale of twenty residences by dividing the overall building mass into smaller, clearly articulated volumes.

In this residential complex, the architectural composition is defined by the interplay of pitched roofs and clean vertical volumes, creating a strong geometric identity.

In this two-unit residential building, the architectural composition develops vertically, taking advantage of the corner plot and the building’s ability to open towards multiple orientations.

Every line was purposefully designed to create a sense of balance between aesthetics and functionality. Clean geometric forms, stone cladding on the ground floor, and subtle lighting come together to shape a distinctive contemporary residence.