The intervention focused on two key concepts: establishing a seamless flow between spaces while preserving their independence, and addressing the excessive fragmentation typical of an apartment from the late 90s.

A curved, transverse wall divides the entryway, living room, hallway, and dining area, while maintaining clear sightlines to the private zones of the home. Additionally, the large bookshelf, carefully proportioned to the space, serves as a unifying element that balances the layout and softens the building’s structural geometries.