The building is located in the Pedralbes neighbourhood, one of the richest in Barcelona. The most characteristic elements of this building are the concrete pillars on the ground floor and the exposed concrete elements of the façade, made up of flat cladding plates that alternate with wide overhangs on terraces and wide vertical slats, elements that Bonet Castellana had tested previously in the Mediterranean building. The ground floor pillars do not have the rigid geometry of Le Corbusier's pilotis, but instead adapt with their position and geometry to the building and to the unevenness of the site's elevation, delimiting transition spaces between exterior and interior.
The standard program of the dwelling is resolved in surfaces made up of very large rooms, with a kitchen, living room, dining room, bedrooms with a bathroom, toilet, bedroom and toilet for the service, terrace, etc. The only floor with smaller apartments is the fourth one. The architect himself, at the time the construction was completed, was left with two floors, an attic with a terrace and the first floor, and a room on the floor where he set his professional studio.
