Set on a narrow city plot where only an 8-meter façade meets the street, Casa Luna turns constraint into opportunity, looking inward to find its light, its air, and its sense of space.
At the heart of the home, a central courtyard organizes everything. It splits the house into two volumes and becomes the soul of the project: drawing in fresh air and natural light, and offering a flexible open-air room where family life can spill outward and expand.
By separating the two volumes, the courtyard also opens up the views from each room and creates an unexpected sense of amplitude, so that a modest urban lot feels open, breathable, and generous. Here, the outside is not something glimpsed beyond the walls. It lives at the very center of the home.