The renovation reorganizes the apartment by concentrating the service spaces into a compact strip that frees up the rest of the floor plan. Based on the logic of served and servant spaces, this strategy allows the living room, dining area, and kitchen to unfold as a continuous, open space filled with natural light. At the same time, it creates a flexible domestic framework capable of adapting to changing patterns of inhabitation and the evolving demands of everyday life.

The sequence of served spaces is conceived to promote spatial clarity and fluidity, eliminating unnecessary circulation while encouraging visual continuity across the apartment. The servant elements not only accommodate the technical and functional requirements of the dwelling but also act as spatial organizers, allowing the main living areas to evolve and accommodate different uses without compromising the coherence of the overall layout.

The material palette reinforces this spatial strategy, making the organization of the apartment immediately legible and intuitive. The perimeter of the service strip is clad in timber, giving it a unified identity that clearly distinguishes the servant spaces while providing a warm counterpoint to the openness and continuity of the main living areas. The intervention is resolved through a restrained selection of materials and carefully crafted detailing, respecting the existing structure and the scale of the dwelling while expressing a sense of sobriety, constructional clarity, and precision.