In this house located in Mataró, the architecture is conceived through a system of shifted and alternating walls, creating a composition that breaks with the usual rigidity of semi-detached housing.
These walls do not only structure the façade; they also define spaces, create privacy between homes and establish an architectural rhythm that gives identity to the project. Their subtle displacement fragments the scale of the building and avoids the perception of a repetitive and symmetrical typology.
At the same time, this strategy maintains generous, bright and high-quality interiors, where large openings connect the house with the garden and the views towards the sea.
The result is an architecture where structure, privacy and composition merge into a single gesture, transforming a repetitive housing typology into a project with its own character.
