This project arose from the need of a client with a large car collection to store and display them.

Built on a plot adjacent to the existing main house, it was designed as an extension to the original house, creating a large garden with a large living room that doubles as a dining space with a professional kitchen, a dining room for 40 people, and a living room. To one side of the living room, with controlled access, is a vestibule also accessible from the street, which provides access to the car elevator, the staircase leading to the garden, and the grand staircase leading down to the car salon.

In the basement, where the car park is located, there is also a trophy room and miniature collection room, from which there is access to a shooting range for recreational use.

 The main façade of the living room is clad with marble, the same as the existing house, to provide continuity with the original design and respect the house's existing architecture. The main living room features wood paneling and busarded marble to achieve a clean, low-maintenance space with the same warmth and natural look as the rest of the house.

The basement parking area is made of reinforced concrete with sawn-edge panels that simulate natural light, and the flooring is high-traffic vinyl, which reduces maintenance and perfectly supports the rolling of vehicles.

The staircase leading down to the basement is constructed of two main ramps: the first is made of travertine marble, and the second, which reaches the basement, is made of stainless steel.