2 Dwelling in Armentia
Vitoria-Gasteiz.1981/1982

The scarce ability to build on the surface and the separation of uses in such a reduced space both led to the incorporation of two depressed patios. It is through these patios that each of the ground floor studios is reached.
These patios act as separating moats to the gardens, providing direct natural light and ventilation to underground areas.
Houses are developed on ground floor and first floor with a minimal program. The whole of the homes undergoes a base module of 150 cm.
The carpentry models take on different requirements by means of different openings on the base panel, with a constant horizontal and dimensional splitting.
Façades are done with small pieces of white glazed ceramic stoneware, completing the grey metal elements.
On the south façade, a different colour ceramic wall is trapped between the panels, revealing the modular intention of the building.