Montmeló, Barcelona
On a small urban plot, a vertical single-family home has been designed. Efficient use of space is achieved, with distribution across four unified floors.
On a small urban lot in Montmeló, this isolated single-family house has been built, which condenses the functional program agreed with the property. From the small occupation that corresponded to the lot according to the urban planning regulations of the sector derived from the POUM, a very vertical dwelling has been articulated, but which, through the general scale of the dwelling, unites all its levels.
Thus, while taking advantage of the lowest level of the lot, which is at the corner, the garage is accessed. This space, given the arrival of the general staircase, has a pantry and a laundry room, in addition to the pool machinery room, and the space itself intended for car parking.
On the ground floor, there is the hall, which integrates the general staircase, the kitchen and the dining-living room with access to a covered porch from which the pool and garden are accessed. On the first floor, there are the bedrooms and bathrooms that make up the night area.
Continuing the route of the staircase, it reaches the underdeck space which has a multipurpose character.
The exterior treatment is done with Greco-type stoneware on the entire facade and aluminum carpentry with an anthracite-colored thermal break, just like the roller blinds.