Located in a small town east of Santander, Spain, a former stable was recently converted into a seasonal home by architects, Zooco Estudio. Consisting of stone walls and a wooden-structure gable roof with tiles, the nature of this architectural intervention was based on respect towards what already existed and the space created inside.





Loving the linear pattern of the living spaces all under the same roof, characterized by the elements specific to each room while keeping with the same neutral colours. Let's take a look!








The master bedroom is concealed behind  the living room bookshelf and is the only room concealed from the general space.  A second bedroom is accessible by using the exterior stairs in the original passageway at the entrance of the building.










The only partial modifications that were made to the existing architecture were those to the facades. The existing openings were enlarged on the east-facing and west-facing facades, with the idea of incorporating nature, and the inviting views of teh Catabrian mountains, into the inteiror.