Designed for a young couple who likes to share the best moments together, the common space in this apartment was key.

The starting point was to free the house from the original subdivisions to take advantage of the long façade of the building, located in the corner of the block.  
Also, during the designing process, the interior height was revealed behind the false ceilings,and we enhanced it through tall inside carpentries.

The kitchen is placed at the entrence, in the center of the house, fused with the living room to seize the natural light entering from the widen façade. The dorms situated in the sides are connected through the bathroom, by a doble carpentry system. The working space required by the owners is sheltered in one side, within the main open space, below a window that provides natural light on the desktop.

Constructively, the project is solved using timber and dry walls for divisions and carpentries.

The free height of the slab, the use of light colors, the location of the rooms in the sides to free the façade carpentries, the cross circulations and the enhance of the natural light inside, succeed on distorting the space perception to achieve the project goal: a house that seems bigger than it is.