Homes to inhabit time

First C

1 bedroom, 1 bathroom

Third B

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 guest toilet

Fourth B

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Fifth A

2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Sixth A

2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

First C

1 bedroom, 1 bathroom

Third B

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 guest toilet

Fourth B

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Fifth A

2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Sixth A

2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

DISCOVER ALL RESIDENCES

Uría 74 is born from a serene and conscious way of understanding architecture and the passage of time. The intervention reconstructs the building while respecting its original identity and restoring its presence in one of Oviedo's most iconic streets. An exercise in continuity that connects past and present through architecture designed to endure. Fifteen homes conceived to accompany everyday life and stand the test of time.

Uría 74 is born from a serene and conscious way of understanding architecture and the passage of time. The intervention reconstructs the building while respecting its original identity and restoring its presence in one of Oviedo's most iconic streets. An exercise in continuity that connects past and present through architecture designed to endure. Fifteen homes conceived to accompany everyday life and stand the test of time.

The story

MEMORY

1930

Designed by Joaquín Vaquero Palacios and Luis Casariego, the building became part of the urban landscape of Uría Street and the collective memory of Oviedo.

empty

2013

The disappearance of the building left a void on one of the most iconic streets, disrupting a presence that had been part of Oviedo for decades.

PRESENCE

2027

The reconstruction project recovers the building's presence with deep respect for the original work, aiming to return a fundamental piece of identity to the city of Oviedo's unique architectural heritage.

The story

Memory

1930

Designed by Joaquín Vaquero Palacios and Luis Casariego, the building became part of the urban landscape of Uría Street and the collective memory of Oviedo.

empty

2013

The disappearance of the building left a void on one of the most iconic streets, disrupting a presence that had been part of Oviedo for decades.

Presence

2027

The reconstruction project recovers the building's presence with deep respect for the original work, aiming to return a fundamental piece of its unique architectural heritage identity to the city of Oviedo.

MEMORY

1930

Designed by Joaquín Vaquero Palacios and Francisco Casariego, the building became part of the urban landscape of Uría Street and the collective memory of Oviedo.

VOID

2013

The disappearance of the building left a void on one of the most iconic streets, disrupting a presence that had been part of Oviedo for decades.

PRESENCE

2027

The reconstruction project recovers the building's presence with deep respect for the original work, aiming to return a fundamental piece of identity to the city of Oviedo and its unique architectural heritage.

The home as the place where space and time meet. At Uría 74, each residence is designed to be lived in with tranquility. Homes crafted with quality and attention to detail, leaving room for what truly matters: sharing, resting, growing, and building memories over time. Spaces conceived to accompany a life and gradually become part of it.

The essence

01
Prime Location

Right on Uría Street, within the commercial and cultural hub of Oviedo, with much of the city accessible on foot and a direct connection to the Asturian landscape and territory.

02
Integrated Services

Garage and storage room are part of each home, integrated into a complex designed to resolve daily life with comfort and discretion, without neglecting the architecture of the common areas.

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Integrated Services

Garage and storage room are part of each home, integrated into a complex designed to resolve daily life with comfort and discretion, without neglecting the architecture of the common areas.

03
Limited Collection

Fifteen homes distributed across six floors, with layouts of one, two, and three bedrooms, and penthouses under the roof. A contained scale that makes Uría 74 a unique residential complex.

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INTEGRATED Comfort

Aerothermal energy, underfloor heating, and heat recovery ventilation are integrated into the homes to improve comfort and efficiency, while simultaneously reducing the visible presence of the installations.

Uría 74 reconstructs the presence of the original building from a contemporary perspective. Facing Uría Street, the facade recovers its composition, proportions, and language; facing Campoamor, the building adopts a more functional expression through a metallic envelope that establishes a material counterpoint with the main facade. Two ways of responding to different orientations and conditions within the same project.

The relationship with the outdoors is resolved differently in each part of the building. Large windows connect the living spaces with the terraces; Venetian blinds allow for the adjustment of light, privacy, and solar radiation; and windows integrated into the roof illuminate and ventilate the upper rooms. In the homes with terraces, natural stone and built-in planters introduce a more domestic materiality in contrast to the metallic precision of the rear facade.

The material selection prioritizes natural, durable solutions suited to each use. Natural stone in the flooring, wood in the kitchens, stainless steel or stone on the countertops, and continuous finishes in the bathrooms build a precise palette, free of materials that need to imitate others. The detail extends to doors, handles, lighting, and fittings, integrated into the architecture to reduce superfluous elements.

The interiors start from a reduced and coherent palette: light gray natural stone, white walls, and wood in specific areas. Flush doors, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, and concealed baseboards reduce the visual presence of secondary elements and allow the spaces to be read with continuity. Even the circulation areas receive unusual attention: hallways are designed with an approximate width of 1.40 meters, bringing them closer to a room than a simple place of passage.

Uría 74 reconstructs the presence of the original building from a contemporary perspective. Facing Uría Street, the facade recovers its composition, proportions, and language; facing Campoamor, the building adopts a more functional expression through a metallic envelope that establishes a material counterpoint to the main facade. Two ways of responding to different orientations and conditions within the same project.

The relationship with the outside is resolved differently in each part of the building. Large windows connect the homes with the terraces; Venetian blinds allow for the adjustment of light, privacy, and solar radiation; and windows integrated into the roof illuminate and ventilate the upper rooms. In the homes with terraces, natural stone and planters incorporated into the architecture introduce a more domestic materiality compared to the metallic precision of the rear facade.

The interiors are based on a reduced and coherent palette: light gray natural stone, white walls, and wood in specific areas. Flush doors, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, and hidden baseboards reduce the visual presence of secondary elements, allowing the spaces to be read with continuity. Even the hallways receive unusual attention: corridors are designed with an approximate width of 1.40 meters, bringing them closer to a room rather than just a simple passageway.

The material selection prioritizes natural, durable solutions suited to each use. Natural stone in the flooring, wood in the kitchens, stainless steel or stone on the countertops, and continuous finishes in the bathrooms build a precise palette, free of materials that need to imitate others. The detail extends to doors, handles, lighting, and fittings, integrated into the architecture to reduce superfluous elements.

1 BEDROOM

01

A one-bedroom home that prioritizes spacious rooms over compartmentalization. The living room, kitchen, and dining room share a single day area, while the bedroom is designed independently as a suite with a walk-in closet. The layout reduces unnecessary hallways and reserves space for storage and utility purposes.

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INTEGRATED LIVING, KITCHEN AND DINING

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BEDROOM WITH EN-SUITE BATHROOM

03

Walk-in closet

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Support and storage area

2 bedrooms

02

Two independent bedrooms and an open-plan living area organize a flexible and easy-to-use home. The terrace extends the main space to the outside, while the master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and a second bathroom serves the rest of the home.

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Day area linked to the terrace

02

Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom

03

Second independent bedroom

04

Two full bathrooms

3 Bedrooms

03

The three-bedroom homes feature a more spacious layout, with a clear separation between the living and sleeping areas. The kitchen is integrated into the common space, and the master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. Some units include two terraces, reinforcing the home's connection to the outdoors from different points.

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Three bedrooms

02

Day area with integrated kitchen

03

Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom

04

Separate laundry room

05

Terraces according to property

ATTIC UNDER THE ROOF

04

The penthouses occupy the upper levels and take advantage of the under-roof geometry through a two-story layout. The vertical distribution allows for the separation of uses and preserves independence between rooms, while the windows integrated into the roof provide natural light and ventilation to the upper spaces.

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Housing distributed over two levels

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Under-roof spaces

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Bedroom with en-suite bathroom

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Roof windows

The place

THE PLACE

Living in Uría 74 also means living in Oviedo. A city that combines heritage, cultural life, commerce, and gastronomy with a very close relationship to the Asturian landscape. Its scale allows you to explore much of the city center on foot and keep both daily services and nature close by. Uría 74 is part of that direct relationship with the city.

Living in Uría 74 also means living in Oviedo. A city that combines heritage, cultural life, commerce, and gastronomy with a very close relationship to the Asturian landscape. Its scale allows you to explore much of the city center on foot and keep both daily services and nature close by. Uría 74 is part of that direct relationship with the city.

HUMAN SCALE

HERITAGE AND CULTURE

Nearby Nature

Trade and services

GASTRONOMY

CONNECTIVITY

Homes to inhabit time

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