Closing to the openings and opening to the closing

As explained above this ampliation closes to the inside, looking to itself. Forgetting the environment a little bit to focus the attention on itself and in the pieces exposed.

This may seem weird because we look only to a courtyard that is closed by a wall. However, this provides protection from the sun and light of the outside giving a sensation of protection to the visitor.

This way we create a bubble of quiet space surrounded by a relatively neutral wall eliminating the buttresses for a better focusing in the pieces.