Single family house in Muros de Nalón (Asturias)

The house is designed on one level and consists of two main volumes which contain the public use and the private use, connected by a third architectural body which encloses the entrance hall and has a different character in height, kind of roof and materials, operating this last one as a “patella” of the main volumes which rotate in order to adapting to the plot and opening their facades to the south. The sloping zinc roof and limestone façade of the two main bodies contrasts with the flat roof and green slate facade of the central volume. Large windows provide them with visual permeability and lighting the set.