Marcio Kogan (MK27) is a leader among architects involved in designing luxury homes in Latin American countries, and if this is so, it is because he has known how to combine the refinement of modern abstraction, the warmth of the finest materials, and the demands of the market in works which are as photogenic as they are friendly. Now, the real estate company Caledonian tries to import the product into post-crisis Spain by commissioning the Brazilian architect to build a development of one-family houses alongside the exclusive urban development Somosaguas in Madrid: 21 pieces distributed in a grid that can be said to be as sophisticated and as artistic as a Piet Mondrian painting.