Photos by José Hevia
Conceived as a sequence of inhabitable patios rather than a closed object, Casa Lladoners develops a gradual transition between city and garden. The house prioritizes privacy and climatic adaptation, organizing living spaces around shaded courtyards that enable cross-ventilation and thermal stability. Structural clarity and material continuity reinforce a compact, introverted form responding to both urban density and Mediterranean conditions. Domestic space is understood as a calibrated balance between enclosure and openness.