The first visit we made to the house had a strong impact on us; a dense vegetation was visible from the street  making the inside quite promising.

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Architects: Padilla Nicás Arquitectos

Location: C/ Orlando Agudo, Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Spain

Principal Architects: Francisco José Padilla + Juan Manuel Nicás Caballero

Design Team: Daniel Guerra / Giusy di Pinto / Raúl Sáez

Construction: Navas 3000

Area: 357.0 m2

Project Year: 2017

Photographs: Mariela Apollonio

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Text description provided by the architects. The first visit we made to the house had a strong impact on us; a dense vegetation was visible from the street  making the inside quite promising.
© Mariela Apollonio

Once in the plot, three pavillions, discovered one after the other, formed the house and were built at different time following the family growth.

© Mariela Apollonio

Since the very beginning, it seemed to us that there was a strong connection between the clients, whom we met a little before, and the house they had just acquired. Therefore, our proposal fundamentally aimed to reinforce this bound and protect the special character that, in our opinion, they shared.

Axonometric

The result is an heterogeneous intervention, with various actions focused in different areas, sometimes incorporated during the cons...