In the old town of Vilassar de Mar, this building has been designed between party walls, developed over three levels that combine a gastronomic venue on the ground floor and a duplex residence on the upper levels, with independent access from Sant Ramon Street.

The ground floor houses the commercial space, while the first floor accommodates the living area of the residence, with a functional layout that includes the main rooms and a suite. The attic level features open, versatile spaces that can serve as bedrooms or a study, opening onto a solarium that provides natural light, privacy, and visual connection with the exterior.

The building complies with the old town regulations, featuring a pitched gable roof and a restrained, balanced façade with openings that harmonize with the surrounding architecture. The rear façade is angled to enhance natural light and ventilation, creating an interior courtyard that is key to the environmental quality of both the home and the commercial space, establishing a direct relationship with the outdoors.

The interior design maximizes the use of a narrow and deep plot, organizing the spaces in depth from the main façade to the rear courtyard, which becomes a fundamental element for ventilation and natural lighting.

From a construction perspective, the building prioritizes efficient and durable materials and solutions, integrating respectfully into the historical and urban context of Vilassar de Mar’s old town, combining tradition and functionality in a contemporary dwelling.