Discreet yet defined, intimate yet open, the House in Grácia was conceived as a loft space constructed from metal supports, almost like a freestanding shelving unit.
With a façade width of only four meters, verticality drives the design, a scheme that seeks to maximize natural light at every angle, considers every constructive detail carefully and renders the home with an acute precision. A central staircase conducts the home over three floors; open, fluid and adaptive spaces that can be closed with large painter canvases converted to sliding doors.