The development of this residential housing was based on freeing up the inside of the block, which was completely built up, focusing on the construction of 3 buildings near the 3 streets and making the most of this space as a common outdoor area. The area adjacent to the street is broken up by spaces (balconies), adding to the style of the façades. These are volumes characterised by moving back from the plane of the façade on the second floor. This recessed floor is finished in dark grey ceramic roof tiles. Inside the block, the balconies are striking volumes, grey, jutting out from the façade with different designs and depths, safeguarding the privacy of each one. The impressive stone portico/pediment (which was once the entrance to an old canning factory and later the entrance to a theatre) was the architectural element we kept, incorporating it into the main façade of the building.