CM House

The focus of this project is the transformation of a 100-square-metre flat located in a 1980s block of flats, achieved through a reorganisation of the floor plan and a reduction in service areas. The introduction of a central core, distinguished by a distinctive colour, incorporates a coat rack at the entrance on one side and, at the rear, the walk-in wardrobe of the master bedroom. This central element extends horizontally to encompass the dining area, creating a new ‘centrifugal’ internal layout of the spaces, which runs through the open-plan living area on the east side and leads to the sleeping area wing, sheltered on the west side.

The fragmentation of the boundaries, both internal and external, gives rise to a series of recesses of varying depths and dimensions, designed to accommodate different functions and elements. In the living area, all doors are flush-fitting, ensuring a clean, uninterrupted aesthetic (for access to the storage cupboard behind the TV wall, the bathroom and the passageway to the sleeping area). The door separating the walk-in wardrobe from the master bedroom, however, is a flush-fitting sliding glass door, maintaining stylistic consistency.