The development in the Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles neighborhood is designed on a substantial plot with two residential blocks, featuring a zigzag façade that adds dynamism and natural light access. The design includes community spaces like a garden and prioritizes universal accessibility with barrier-free pathways. Each block organizes apartments efficiently with distinct areas for day and night activities, incorporating terraces for enhanced living experiences. The use of SATE in façades and adjustable privacy screens aligns functionality with aesthetic integration, promoting communal interaction and quality living.
The proposal seeks to soften the robust volumetry of the complex through subtle zigzag folds that add dynamism to the façade without compromising the functionality of the dwellings.
The main access is from Avenida de San Diego, leading to a porticoed ground floor that serves as a communal meeting space and opens onto a central garden.
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