In the heart of Recoletos, this 1915 building frames a fifth-floor residence that reconciles period architecture with contemporary living. The apartment opens onto a sequence of light-filled rooms where classical proportions and clean modern finishes establish a quiet sense of order. The living and dining areas flow together, anchored by tall exterior windows that draw daylight through the full depth of the home. The kitchen, conceived as a functional backbone, connects seamlessly to the social spaces while remaining visually contained. Three en-suite bedrooms distribute across the floor plan, each defined by its own material language and relationship to natural light. The principal suite benefits from corner orientation and additional volume; the secondary bedrooms offer flexibility and privacy. Three full bathrooms underscore the practical clarity of the layout.