The insertion of landscapes as building element, in both a literal and a figurative sense, prompts to explore different hierarchies and social models during the design process, taking the medieval town as point of reference rather than the modern city with its apartment blocks. The primary area is conceived as a mutation of the landscape and the residential types of the small town: courts and paths covered with vegetation in trellises surrounding two-level units. The program consists of 141 dwellings of two, three and four bedrooms in a total of 10,389 square meters. The dwellings are in the middle of the complex flanked by a low volume on one side and another of six floors plus attic with the depth of one unit (6.3 meters) on the other, where the access is. An underground parking keeps the residential area free from cars, seeking a small town atmosphere with narrow pedestrian paths. The landscape makes its way into the complex in the form of a large public central court that provides 3,000 square meters of garden space. The plants will shade the houses, thus reducing the temperature during the hot Madrid summers. Like a carpet, the plants climb up the taller building, providing their users with shelter... [+]