On Calle Goya, in the heart of Salamanca, this residence occupies the second floor of a building designed with a quiet authority. A home where the rhythm of the city is felt only through the light that moves across its interiors. The entrance opens into a hallway that sets the tone: clean lines, natural stone, and a sense of deliberate calm. From here, the living spaces unfold in a measured sequence, with the kitchen positioned as a central element, finished in wood and stone that echo the building’s mid-century origins. The dining and sitting areas extend outward, connected by a logic of space and material rather than walls. Two terraces punctuate the home, one oriented toward the street, the other turning inward, offering a private view of the sky. The sleeping quarters are arranged with…