A house built by the end of the nineteen century becomes an opportunity to explore the distribution of that time, adapting it to the needs of the contemporary life.

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An excess of interior divisions, causing the constant blockade of the natural light and the existence of pieces without ventilation, generate the need of creating open spaces with a smooth continuity without giving up on the building character.

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It is designed to have an open space at the entrance where the recovery of the wood joists, hidden before, allow highlighting over the years the original history of the house

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