As a starting point, an open block of multi-family housing north of Valencia. From the highest part of the building, the house has privileged views of the city.
ARCHITECTURE: FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS
INTERIOR DESIGN: ALFARO HOFMANN
PROJECT TEAM:
Fran Silvestre | Principal in Charge
Gemma Aparicio | Principal in Charge
PHOTOGRAPHY: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
COLLABORATOR
María Masià | Collaborating Architect
Fran Ayala | Collaborating Architect
Estefanía Soriano | Collaborating Architect
Pablo Camarasa | Collaborating Architect
Sandra Insa | Collaborating Architect
Sevak Asatrián | Collaborating Architect
Ricardo Candela | Collaborating Architect
David Sastre | Collaborating Architect
Vicente Picó | Collaborating Architect
Rubén March | Collaborating Architect
Jose Manuel Arnao | Collaborating Architect
Rosa Juanes | Collaborating Architect
Juan Martinez | Collaborating Architect
Paz Garcia-España | Collaborating Architect
Daniel Uribe | Collaborating Architect
Javier Briones | Collaborating Architect
Ángel Pérez | Collaborating Architect
Sergio Tórtola | Collaborating Architect
Marta Escribano | Collaborating Architect
Phoebe Harrison | Collaborating Architect
Daniel Yacopino | Collaborating Architect
Juan Fernandez | Collaborating Architect
Javi Hinojosa | Collaborating Architect
Ana de Pablo | Financial Manager
Sara Atienza | Marketing and comunication
For this reason, the day area is distributed as a single space that takes advantage of the three orientations of the house. And that through the three openings the space changes as the day progresses, with sunlight.
The house is structured through a space that organizes all the uses of the house, which serves as access, storage, distributor, an extension of the room …. the fourth room, a new space that allows you to live the spaces in a different way.
