The location of the buildings is thought out as a whole including both lots in order to create an urban context, alignment and outlining of the square and the landscaping, and the core of the block has been amplified to the maximum and visibility of a park provided from all flats.

Alignment along the two angles of the plot frees up the landscaped centre. The volumes are refined to create a simple, linear framing of the plantings to be done in the centre. The real key is this landscaped space. The flats on the ground floor have terrace and garden spaces, and those in upper storeys have loggias and balconies providing views of this central garden. The openings of the rooms in each flat give preference to a vertical geometry, making the central garden visible from their interiors. Openings at each level are offset. The loggias and balconies provide counterpoints of colour in the white façades, and their ironwork animates the “material” of the white façades.