Greyhound House by Murado & Elvira

The dwelling is developed in a extended and slim plot in a tranquil residential space in Madrid, unused for several years owing to its strange proportions. It accommodates the flooring program demands within a volume only 4 meters large, ensuing in a skinny and compact prism. On every single stage compact out of doors spaces are inserted, permitting for a prosperous spatial practical experience even though keeping the essential privateness in a dense residential neighborhood.

This sequence encompasses a courtyard on the basement stage, a garden with a swimming pool on the ground floor and a double-height terrace on the initially ground to develop and enhance the limited inside of the house. Thus, the usual sequence of stacked levels is challenged and turned into a dynamic vertical landscape.

The basement is illuminated via a dug patio that occupies the entire entrance of the plot. Above this void, a bridge connects the avenue instantly to the backyard and the entrance of the dwelling.

The floor floor opens into the backyard and the pool, which runs longitudinally along the edge. On this degree, the dwelling home and kitchen have big home windows that permit the continuity of these areas. Large perforated steel sliding shutters nuance the gentle. The round cutouts of the sliding doors grow to be the id of the house.

On the first amount, the main bedroom place occupies the complete flooring, consisting of a bedroom, a stroll-in closet, and a substantial lavatory. The bathroom connects to the principal terrace on the entrance of the quantity.

This terrace is enclosed by double-top partitions with some openings to preserve privateness and delight in views, like a home devoid of a roof. A spiral staircase floats about this place, connecting the second floor to the solarium on the roof, the place you can delight in the vast views of the full space.

Architects: Murado & Elvira Location : 280 m² Year : 2019 Pictures :Imagen Subliminal Brands : Hager, Glumdesign, Roca, Studio2 Direct Architects : Clara Murado, Juan Elvira