This seventh-floor residence in Chamberí occupies a landmark 1960s building designed by Ruiz de la Prada, where west-facing orientation and generous fenestration frame views across the building's interior courtyard. Height and glazing combine to flood the apartment with natural light throughout the day. The entry hall flows into the social core: two distinct living volumes connected by a contemporary wooden partition, adjoined by a dining room proportioned for eight. The kitchen, appointed with high-end materials and integrated appliances, sits accessible to the dining sequence. A service area and storage complete this section of the home.