“Architecture bathed in light, of a sculptural nature, timeless, rooted in its enclave and reflecting the heart of its inhabitants.”

I like to build a narrative around my clients based on their wishes, it is important to understand their needs and their dynamics to provide a good response.

To shape this narrative and design the architectural piece to be inhabited, a series of rules enter the scene: light, location, weight, lightness and materiality.

These rules do not conform a particular style, they are concepts inherent to the human being and are rooted in our soul. They are the pillars of a timeless architecture.

Light, closely linked to orientation, endows the space with an atmospheric, thermal and sculptural quality.

When architecture is sculpted through light it it implicitly adopts an eternal character. It does not belong to a particular time.

The holes that allow this entry of light in turn are the eyes of the piece and connect with the exterior.

The enclave provides us with materials, a culture and a landscape with which we will relate.

And then there is the structure and the construction system, such as materiality, which must be coherent with everything previously established and is the fundamental tool to bring the imagined piece to the tangible world.