The innovative home at Casa Umbral uses ceramic cladding and environmentally friendly design elements with complete inside-outside accessibility.

Architecture studio ARQUID introduced Casa Umbral which stands as a 769-square-meter example of contemporary architectural and interior design practice in Madrid. The residence found in Madrid's northeastern district represents a perfect combination of innovative design with environmental consciousness and attractive presentation.

The primary feature of Casa Umbral emerges from its walls made of terracotta-hued ceramic elements which form a distinctive brick-lattice facade. The architectural design uses this lattice technique to create both privacy benefits and natural lighting effects that generate shadow patterns in all interior areas. The architectural plan features design elements that optimize both air ventilation and noise reduction making it stand out among modern buildings.

The residence contains an internal layout that merges useful functionality with relaxing environments. The bottom floor contains all everyday spaces including a combined living room and kitchen and office space that shares the same area. The bedroom spaces are located in the top level. Through expansive windows the house maintains an open connection with its garden space which enhances the continuity between interior and exterior areas.

The home design heavily depends on eco-friendly practices as primary design elements. Energy efficiency becomes possible through passive lighting techniques and a geothermal air conditioning system as well as photovoltaic panel provisions. The architectural and interior design approach of Casa Umbral creates a modern sustainable residence that defines housing in Madrid through its precision.