In addition to its privileged location, the area stands out for its rich cultural offer, gastronomic diversity and the vitality of its university atmosphere. For those looking for mobility, this building also has excellent public transport connections.

The homes in this building are designed to offer maximum flexibility in their spaces, uniquely adapting to the different needs of each inhabitant. On the ground floor, the residences have facades facing the inner courtyard and benefit from extensive terraces that not only enrich the outdoor space, but also serve as an extension of the interior environments.

The presence of expansive floor-to-ceiling windows enhances the sense of spaciousness in each home and allows for generous natural light. This versatility in design allows the second bedroom to be integrated as an extension of the living/dining room or kept as an intimate, reserved space. For storage needs, each flat has storage rooms located in the basement.

In terms of facilities, this building stands out for its focus on ensuring residential comfort, optimisation of resources and commitment to sustainability.

An advanced aerothermal system has been implemented that integrates underfloor heating, ducted air conditioning and domestic hot water supply. Electricity is the only external energy source contracted for the house.

This design, based on rigorous energy efficiency criteria, not only supports the sustainability of the building, but also translates into significant financial savings for the residents.

An aerothermal system is installed, consisting of underfloor heating, air conditioning installation through ducts and domestic hot water. Electricity is the only externally contracted energy supply for the home. This represents economic savings for the home, taking into account that it has been designed with energy efficiency criteria.