Ayllón House

The triangular-shaped plot of land has compact dimensions and a certain slope towards one of its ends, which conditions the proposal.

For this reason, the linearly designed building is positioned parallel to one of the boundaries of the land, seeking to maximize the available open space. It rests on a semi-buried reinforced concrete base, which blends in with the terrain, allowing the existing slope to be resolved and the necessary installations to be adapted.

The concrete volume is covered with stone at its top, creating an outdoor platform in which a pool is inserted, intimately linked to the house, forming a cohesive ensemble.

A large open space houses the main uses of the house, extending outwards thanks to a large practical carpentry that allows it to be combined with the external porch, offering a flexible use to the proposal.