otto medem arquitectura elongates family home in suburban madrid
the project’s ground floor is organized around the property’s L-shaped pool with large apertures blurring the boundary between internal and external space.
otto medem arquitectura elongates family home in suburban madrid
all image courtesy of otto medem arquitectura
designed by spanish practice otto medem arquitectura, this two-storey house on the outskirts of madrid comprises floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the entirety of the spacious plot. the project’s ground floor is organized around the property’s L-shaped pool with large apertures blurring the boundary between internal and external space.
the home’s primary living accommodation and guest facilities are found at the lower level, while the upper storey contains three further bedrooms that adjoin an elongated sunporch. timber flooring and white walls are used throughout the scheme, with a bold staircase connecting the two levels.
floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the entirety of the spacious plot
the project’s ground floor is organized around the property’s L-shaped pool
timber flooring and white walls are used throughout the scheme
a bold staircase connects the two levels
the use of large windows is continued at the home’s upper level
an elongated sunporch stretches along the property
the dwelling’s façade features a textured brown surface
