Located in the heart of Menorca, the renovation of the Calle Lannion residence redefines traditional Mediterranean living through a contemporary and deeply sensory approach. The intervention preserves the architectural essence of the original structure while introducing a renewed spatial clarity shaped by natural light, material continuity, and a calm, restrained atmosphere. The architecture engages in a subtle dialogue with its surroundings through an honest material palette and a composition that balances proportion, texture, and sobriety.

Rather than a simple refurbishment, the project becomes an exercise in precision and spatial sensitivity. The interiors reveal a seamless relationship between volume, materiality, and daylight, creating a domestic experience that bridges heritage and present time. The result stands as a contemporary example of how Mediterranean residential architecture can be reinterpreted without losing its identity or character.