Renovation of an apartment located in a building from the 1970s, the project aimed to adapt the property to the needs of contemporary use, without losing the essence of the original.

The original layout included three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a maid's room, and a long corridor with no natural light. With the changes, two suites, a cloakroom, and a larger living room were created.

The dining table occupies a prominent place in the social area — a reflection of the residents' lifestyle, who value the act of cooking and hosting friends. The kitchen was integrated into the living area but can be isolated by bi-fold doors, addressing a practical demand from the clients.

The loose volumes in the living area define zones of light, landscaping, and storage, while the slatted panels in the cladding conceal access points and promote visual unity between the environments.