The Project is made up of two out-of-phase boxes so that the same volumetry is responsible for generating outdoor spaces under the roof, and thus, working on the minimum number of elements, achieving a clean and refined façade. The first level in reinforced concrete and the second in partition walls covered in rusty steel. Very few windows facing the public street, not only to achieve family privacy, but also to block the setting sun and consequently a comfortable result.
The steel was allowed to rust looking for a reddish brown tone that would match the colors of the earth and stones. Then, once the tone was achieved, a lacquer-type seal was applied that stops the oxidation process and protects it from the elements. The coldness of the concrete compensates with the warmth of the stones and rust to deliver an interesting composition of materials.
