The heart of the intervention is the expansive living area, a large-scale social volume that anchors the home. By stripping back non-essential partitions, the second-floor interior is opened to a continuous flow, allowing Mediterranean light to reach deep into the core of the dwelling.
This programmatic flexibility is balanced by a private master suite designed for minimalist serenity, providing a necessary thermal and acoustic buffer from the urban pulse outside.
To address the challenges of family density within an urban context, the secondary sleeping quarters feature a high-efficiency vertical "intervention." This room is engineered to accommodate four children through an innovative, multi-level bunk system.
By utilizing the vertical plane, the design creates a playful yet structured environment where sleeping quarters are stacked and mirrored—essentially allowing for a "quad-occupancy" configuration that maximizes floor area for play and study.
This project demonstrates how thoughtful architectural intercessions can revitalize existing urban structures into high-performance, aesthetically resonant living spaces.
