San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid, Madrid, Spain

Origami was born as an attempt to imitate nature... life is an endless series of folding and unfolding. The folds generate an illusion: that of a building in movement, opening to the garden or common areas, creating greater fluidity between the exterior and the interior.

An exclusive residential enclave in the north of Madrid.

Unique, cosmopolitan, elegant, modern, historic, cultural, leisurely ... Madrid, one of the cities with the highest quality of life in Europe. Origami Residences is located in the northern axis of the city, an exclusive residential enclave perfect for those looking to enjoy a quiet life without giving up the comforts of the big city. A privileged location due to its excellent connections, green areas, a wide range of leisure activities, shopping centres, prestigious schools, hospitals and sports venues.

The ground floor features a spacious double-height living-dining room with an open kitchen, accompanied by two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. Alternatively, these two bedrooms could be transformed into an office for work and a closed kitchen, thus expanding the dimensions of the living-dining room.
On the upper floor, there is the main room with bathroom and dressing room, two extra rooms with shared bathroom and terrace. In the basement there is a garage, as well as versatile multipurpose rooms.
On the outside, the house continues the theme, the roof parapets and side walls adopt shapes that capture the essence of Japanese origami, displaying a unique and contemporary aesthetic.
These folds not only define the external appearance, but are also integrated into the functional design. Thus, the exterior of the home is not only a visually striking setting, but also ingeniously incorporates elements that add a touch of warmth and beauty to the environment.
Iconic parking with natural light that provides a unique access to homes.
At the heart of these spaces, there is a community pool to enjoy the sun and a children's area for the little ones. In addition, changing rooms have been arranged for the use of neighbors. A well-placed pergola offering a versatile place for various activities, fusing practicality with outdoor enjoyment. These common areas were designed to encourage interaction and well-being for those who call this place home.