With its "L" shape, this project offers a flexible spatial organization and, in general, a sunny orientation on a deep site,

This project has several features that are unique to an urban project, such as the traditional privacy of the porte cochère and the interior courtyard. The housing units present a hierarchy of spaces from common spaces to individual spaces, the terrace becomes a buffer outdoor space between the children's area and the parents' area. The articulation of the dwelling on two levels also allows the reading of this segregation from the living room.

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