This small pavilion hosts only one room that fulfills the desire of its owners to sleep at the level of an orchard and under a skylight to see the sky of Aguilafuente. The building is an extension to the original house from the 17th century, included in the heritage protection catalogue, which encloses a rural orchard, and it is attached as part of the party wall between a hazelnut tree and a magnolia tree. The connection is made through a light metallic porch that cares the vegetation and that also solves the paths, shading and protection from the rain.
The pavilion is a compact volume with a pitched roof that incorporates the skylight in its highest part and that is integrated in continuity to the porch to become a gutter that pours the water to a nearby well where the bathroom space opens. The construction refers to the construction system of the rural tradition of Segovia, with its updating to modern systems of prefabrication in wood and its dark green colour seeks integration with the wall and with the orchard and garden.
