K house
AQSO arquitectos office. The ground floor is an open space overlooking the courtyard, crossed by a single flight of stairs.

the open space

The free form that the house adopts can be appreciated in the interior, a fluid and diaphanous space that is defined by the views and the light.

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the open space

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The open plan allows fluid circulation and relaxed use of the space. The focal points towards the landscape define the rooms, and the fixed and loose furniture provides comfort and a cosy visual tone.

The one-flight stairs contribute to creating a feeling of transparency and cleanliness. They consist of a metal structure on which the resin steps are arranged. The handrail is formed from pieces of laminated glass that allow the light to pass through the courtyard, reinforcing the sculptural character of its silhouette.

The oak wood floor arranged in a herringbone pattern has a radiant underfloor heating system and provides a warm tone to the interior palette.

The formal language of the exterior, where curves predominate, is also perceived in the design of the fixed furniture, such as the kitchen and the lounge area. This space, sunken below the floor level, also features an LED illuminated recessed ceiling or tray ceiling above.

The rest of the furniture complements the bright, casual and functional interior design. The Morth armchairs by Formstelle, the delicate circular carpet of braided jute or the spacious sofas, upholstered in grey wool coating fabric, create a visual tone of soft forms and neutral colours.

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AQSO arquitectos office. Curved facade of wooden slats, with vegetation in the background.

the slatted wooden facade

AQSO arquitectos office. The courtyard of the house opens up to the swimming pool. The large windows share the view of the central tree.

the courtyard

AQSO arquitectos office. Access to K-house is a nature walk. The entrance is a welcome gesture expressed through the plasticity of its curved walls.

the entrance

AQSO arquitectos office. Rear facade, with curved glass and wooden slats. The garden has a lounge with a fireplace.

the rear garden

AQSO arquitectos office. Drawings or blueprints showing the floor plan layouts of the house, including the courtyard, landscape design and furniture.

the floor layouts

AQSO arquitectos office. The cross section shows the terrain divided in terrace steps, the swimming pool and the floor levels.

the cross section

AQSO arquitectos office. Diagram in axonometry showing the volume of the building and the use of space.

the massing diagram

AQSO arquitectos office. The main facade shows an elegant and fluid architecture in this luxury home with curved walls and large windows.

the main facade

AQSO arquitectos office. The unique facade of the house can be seen through the trees around the plot. Wooden slats enclose the balcony to give privacy to the master bedroom.

the balcony

AQSO arquitectos office. The living room, sunk on one step, forms a cosy and comfortable space. The modern and functional furniture creates a warm and relaxed atmosphere.

the living room

AQSO arquitectos office. The house has a modernist appearance, with large windows and a wooden slatted façade on the upper floor.

the front garden

AQSO arquitectos office. The dining area, facing east, gets the morning light. It is an open and spacious space with views of the garden.

the dining area

AQSO arquitectos office. Detail of the kitchen island, with vertical ceramic tile walls and minimalist matt black mixer tap.

the kitchen

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