Expanded in height, the new volumes create a unique character, demarcating the building from its surroundings. Volumetric unity is achieved by the uniform cladding, notably punctuated by the vertical black aluminium spans that insert an industrial rhythm within the compact and static mass. It is in this open relationship with the street and the interior/exterior duality through the marking of the openings that creates the building's rhythmic and volumetric singularity. The apartments, two T2 and one T1, are ample and share a close relationship with the adjacent outdoor spaces. The units at the ends have a similar, symmetrical functional organisation. The ground floors, facing south, are intended mainly for social areas – living room with kitchenette and terrace – and benefit from full sun exposure thanks to the large, glazed planes that cut across the façade. It is possible to access the outer space of the units through the living room, while the upper floors are reserved for the most private part of the house, with en-suite bedrooms. Facing north, they are marked by a continuous opening, which provides ample natural light and completes the composition of the rear elevation. The central unit, while smaller, features the same layout as the units on the sides, with the social areas on the ground floor and the upper floor receiving a bedroom with en-suite.