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ANDALUSIAN ESTATE OF CALM
Perched on the slopes of the Costa de la Luz, this home was designed to capture uninterrupted views of the ocean and Africa beyond. The architecture embraces the site’s natural gradient, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living and framing the landscape as the main feature. A balance of clean modern lines and traditional Andalusian elements ensures the structure feels both rooted and timeless.
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PROJECT INFORMATION
Private residence
8.000 m2
1.000 m2
Zahara de los Atunes, Spain
Completed 2023
INHABIT
TEZ (AOR)
RSR (Landscape),
Illusion and BIG Lighting (Tech consultants)
Juanan Barros
8.000 m2
1.000 m2
Zahara de los Atunes, Spain
Completed 2023
INHABIT
TEZ (AOR)
RSR (Landscape),
Illusion and BIG Lighting (Tech consultants)
Juanan Barros
CONCEPT
The initial idea of the project was to renovate and expand an existing Spanish country house. However, throughout the design process, the client decided to shift focus to a newly built construction.
After reviewing the brief once more, INHABIT and the client realized that the project already matched his needs and desires so well that no further changes were necessary.
The new design harmoniously blends traditional Spanish architectural elements with modern amenities, creating a home that is both timeless and contemporary.
Expansive open spaces, large windows, and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions were incorporated to enhance the connection with the surrounding landscape.
After reviewing the brief once more, INHABIT and the client realized that the project already matched his needs and desires so well that no further changes were necessary.
The new design harmoniously blends traditional Spanish architectural elements with modern amenities, creating a home that is both timeless and contemporary.
Expansive open spaces, large windows, and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions were incorporated to enhance the connection with the surrounding landscape.
FACADE
A main goal was to design and build a self-sufficient luxury villa that focused on sustainable and natural finishes. The material choices are all very organic and reflect the natural surroundings of the plot. Corten steel was used in combination with natural stones for the façades of the house and light oak wood carried this concept into the interior.
