In my student years, Fernando Higueras was a myth. One of those architects reviled by the general public but extremely admired by the purest faction of the profession. With an aura of a misunderstood architect, he is responsible for some of the best works of architecture of the seventies. And one of them, now headquarters of his foundation, was baptized as Hellscraper, because, unlike skyscrapers, it is accessible from the top floor so you must go downstairs to discover the rest of the house. Great!

But here comes the best part. When we asked the owner of this lovely home how he would define it, he immediately replied with a grin: "Hellscraper!"