Horitzo House, located in Costa Blanca, Spain, is an apartment of about 80 square meters, with only one large window, giving the space a broad view of the blue Mediterranean Sea. The core objective of the renovation was to improve the lighting problems of the original house and to create an open and transparent spatial perception in a typical 1970s housing pattern, adapted to the needs of modern lifestyles.

Goodbye2000's design strategy is to place two volumes in the original plan to accommodate the bathroom and guest bedroom respectively, which not only effectively organizes the space, but also maintains visual continuity. The area between the two is designed as a multi-purpose room that can be used as a walk-in closet, office or reading area, and can be flexibly converted into a regular bedroom as needed in the future.

The studio breaks down the cramped feeling of the original space, enhances the natural light, and maximizes the internal transparency of the apartment. The carefully adjusted layout allows sunlight to pour in from the Windows, projecting into the living room, kitchen and multi-purpose areas, as well as penetrating into every corner of the interior, allowing air to flow and create a fresh and comfortable home atmosphere.