This project proposes the construction of three collective housing buildings in Torrelletes, an area immersed in a vineyard landscape. The main floor is organized in five identical rectangular modules that are arranged in sequence, thus creating two gardens at the ends. This design generates an outdoor space where the vegetation is harmoniously integrated, enriching the surroundings and establishing a fluid transition between indoors and outdoors. In this way, traditional boundaries are blurred, promoting a living experience in harmony with nature.

The project, which won the competition to design social housing in Alcoi, has an integral and ambitious social focus. At its core, it focuses on creating flexible and open housing units with a design that eliminates the presence of hallways. This architectural layout promotes communication between different areas and, in turn, provides a unique opportunity to revitalize a neglected neighborhood.

The “Housing Lab” addresses the creation of residential environments through an innovative and sustainable approach, where flexibility in spatial layout and integration of collective space are key. The proposed projects explore the maximization of urban permeability, bioclimatic orientation and energy efficiency, seeking a harmonious relationship between the private and the communal. The volumetric solutions respond to the urban context, promoting a respectful densification that favors social interaction and well-being. Each proposal seeks to integrate shared and versatile spaces, enhancing environmental sustainability and the quality of life of the residents.