Apartment P1 · A2

The garden apartment of Building P1

A2 has the largest single garden in P1 — 68.07 m² of planting — and no pool to maintain. It is the ground-level, low-upkeep option in the building: 65.96 m² of rooms, a covered terrace to eat under, and green in front of it.

A living room the full width of the plan

From the 4.30 m² entrance the apartment opens into 23.28 m² of dining and living space that runs the width of the home, with the kitchen counted separately at 9.45 m². The terrace doors are on the long side, so the garden is what you look at from the table.

A2 and A4 are built on the same 65.96 m² plan, the largest interior in Building P1. What separates them is outside: A2 puts almost everything into one garden, A4 splits its ground into four smaller pieces.

The bigger main bedroom in P1

The main bedroom is 13.34 m² — three square metres more than A1 or A3 gets — with the second at 10.09 m² across from it. Both are set to one side of the living space, so the household sleeps clear of the room everything else happens in.

A single 5.50 m² bathroom serves the two, and the 4.20 m² storage unit sits outside the apartment, keeping the wardrobes for clothes rather than luggage.

Shade, then patio, then garden

The outdoor space comes in three steps: a 15.11 m² covered terrace at the door, a 15.62 m² open patio past it, and the 68.07 m² garden beyond that. Weighted by the schedule’s coefficients, those three count 36.16 m² towards the 112.82 m² total.

It is the calmest ground in P1 — no pool plant, no deck to hose down — and the covered section keeps the table usable from May to October. One dedicated parking space is included.

Every figure above comes from the architect's area schedule — the same table printed further up this page, numbered against the floor plan in the gallery.