The old building consisted of a main block and an annex, which were completely refurbished. In the former, the original stone walls were recovered and the home’s layout redesigned, knocking down walls to improve the spatial and visual connection between the rooms. The floor slabs were also replaced and the roof rebuilt. With regard to the façade, its original lines have been kept intact, bringing together two openings on the ground floor to create the garage entrance.
In contrast, in the annex, conservation and maintenance work was carried out without changing the existing structure. Its façade features Iroko wood cladding finished in white lasur fitted vertically, which contributes towards visually differentiating it from the main block as well as defining the structure. The same thing has been done to the rear façade facing the garden; the master bedroom boasts a glass gallery finished in the same cladding.