The project comprises three buildings acting as a unit within a complete block of the New Extension of Pamplona, located south of the city and known as Lezkairu Plan. This circumstance enables a joint and uniform design for the entire unit, and the detailed design of the space for private use provided inside.

Two of the buildings have a linear typology. They form an “L” shape closing the plot to the north, with 8 levels plus an attic to the northwest, and 6 floors plus an attic to the northeast.
Photography: Imagina2 Visualization Studio
The connection of both buildings is produced in the north corner, without both buildings touching each other except for some light terraces, achieving an apparent continuity on the exterior elevations.
The third block, with 11 levels plus an attic, has a tower typology. It is isolated on the south corner, defining the last of the four directions of the block.

This spatial organization optimizes solar gain in the main rooms of the homes while creating an internal space with optimal orientation.
Photography: Imagina2 Visualization Studio
Interior Urbanization

The interior space is private. It has three controlled pedestrian accesses and one vehicular access for the occasional entry of emergency vehicles.

The main pedestrian access is through a porch on the ground floor of the tower, where all entry control facilities to the homes of the three blocks ar...