New Project Finished | Villa Lago

The project is rooted in something as ancient as it is essential in architecture: proportion. It is through the meticulously calibrated width of the elements that the desired spatial relationship is achieved.

In this area of Madrid, the relationship with the surroundings takes on a singular value. To achieve this, the project deliberately moves away from a compact volume and adopts an ascending layout that evokes certain works by Andreu Alfaro. The design seeks to resolve a dichotomy: to be both geometric and organic.

The project brings together two ancestral archetypes: the pavilion, understood as an open and centrifugal space, and the courtyard, conceived as a more contained and open-air realm. These volumes are juxtaposed to optimise circulation. From this relationship emerge five gardens, each with its own identity, defined by the architectural arrangement.