Being a house that has been transferred from generation to generation, the history of the place and the moments of childhood lived in it should be part of the project.
For this, elements that were part of the memory were highlighted and the way of life of the 21st century was introduced. Housing was rescheduled for a young family with a busy life and their need for multifunctional spaces.

Finally, appropriating the little light available from a first floor to maximize it and transfer it to all corners of the house complete the triad that established the starting point of the project.

The concept of transparency spilled the entire project, transparency in history, transparency in light, transparency in needs so that each function had its own space facilitating the day to day in this young home.

Natural materials and tones highlight the existing architecture and the elements that are decided to keep. A casement window in the meeting between the dining room and the kitchen allows the independence of spaces and ease of use in addition to getting the light to penetrate to the last corner.

The plaster moldings, the hydraulic tile pavement, the large-format doors, ... connect the past with the present, giving a touch of the future in its integration into the project, giving this house its own personality.