This is Building 93, built from the original COAM floor plan
(Kump, Laorga and López Zanón, 1955–58) and from the architects’ elevations.
The upstairs home on the left (93C) is now furnished: living room, dining room,
kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms and the maid’s room. To get there, climb the stairs on that side.
The furniture isn’t copied from any particular house — it’s only there to help you
recognize the place.
Floors, doors and paint follow what former residents have told us: dark gray tile,
red tile in the kitchen, light wall tile in the bathrooms and kitchen, wooden doors and a red-tiled
terrace. The other three homes have the same finishes, but they’re empty.
You can walk through the doors — just walk straight into them.
Some things are our best guess. For example: the low wall under the living-room
picture window, the dining room with no big window, the fireplace in the stone wall, and the color
of the shutters — a blue-green halfway between what different people remember.
If something isn’t the way you remember it, please tell us in the group.
Every correction brings the house closer to the real one.
How to move around
With a mouse: drag with the left button to walk around the
building, drag with the right button to slide it, and turn the wheel to move closer or farther.
On a phone or tablet: drag with one finger to turn, two fingers
to slide, and pinch to zoom.
To walk around: press “Walk around” and use the W A S D
keys or the arrow keys — or the arrows on screen — and drag to look around.
You can climb the stairs and go inside the homes.
And the buttons below take you to each side of the house on their own.