In a quiet street near Parque Rodó and la Rambla is a house designed by Mauricio Cravotto, author of the Municipal Palace of Montevideo and a founding figure of Uruguayan urbanism. It's one of the two twin houses he had on the same block. Fully recycled and hand-delivered, it retains the character of the original architecture with a rethought distribution for today's family life. Bright environments, a private bedroom wing and a updated kitchen. An intimate and sheltered background with a grill extends the being to the outside. New apertures with dvh and radiator heating with gas boiler maintain comfort all year round. Smooth. Pets are not allowed.