The morphology of the site allows the development of two separate building volumes, reducing the overall visual impact and improving integration within the residential context. The surrounding neighbourhood is predominantly composed of detached single-family homes. The articulation of the project into two distinct volumes helps reduce its perceived scale and establishes a dialogue with the existing built environment. 
 

Both buildings are oriented towards the valley and benefit from south-eastern exposure. The rear façades remain relatively closed towards the hillside and the road connecting Savosa and Porza. 

Each residential block contains 6 apartments, with two units arranged on each floor. The apartments offer 2 and 3 bedroom layouts, with generous balconies and  glazing along the main façade.

The façades feature a cavity-wall construction with painted brick cladding, emphasizing the horizontal texture of the masonry joints. The balconies of the living areas will have glass parapets. The window frames will be natural aluminum color profiles with triple glazing.