The project for Christian Rosa's Art gallery is located on a housing area in Los Angeles.

The new building was designed as a square that precedes the existing house and formalizes the public / private separation.

The project is resolved on two levels: it is at the high level that the project assumes the symbolism and image of the intervention – the entry into the “square”, the route, the large exhibition space and the relationship with the surroundings; at the low level, a functional access resolves access to large-format artwork.

The torsion scheme in the plan creates an intersection between the path and the room, allowing for an unusual corner view. The observer simultaneously assumes the role of the observed, becoming part of the scenario.