In a residential environment of macroblocks, these 37 pieces create a small multicolor neighborhood within a larger one, on grounds that had once served as an airfield. The project, designed as a pedestrian island, materializes a place with a domestic scale which may be accessed after leaving the car on the block’s perimeter.

With a distribution of plots in four rows of the same width, the different volumes are separated from one another breaking the linearity of the original rows. This separation between houses is precisely what determines the general character of the proposal, by generating a series of exterior spaces which, depending on their orientation, are able to transform use and appearance. So emerge gardens alongside each house, which enhanced by the diagonal views onto the neighborhood and alternating garden paths and grass, take in constructions that imitate the dwellings themselves, which are used as storerooms and greenhouses. Cement, wood, and aluminum are combined to clad the exterior of the volumes, that set themselves apart from the archetypal image of the house by extending the facade material onto the tilted roof. In the interior, the 119 units are simple and open-plan, so that users can reinterpret their own homes.