Born of the land

Thus, the walls that arrange the spaces are parallels to each other and perpendicular to the mountain slope. Together with the stone, this merges the house with the landscape.
Wide glass panes encloses the stone walls, allowing total transparency between the mountain and the valley and emphasising the massiveness of the walls.

Eastwards, the view extends toward the sea. On this façade, the main element is the balcony of the main bedroom. A balcony that stands very high, offering a great sensation of weightlessness and a wide panoramic view toward the landscape.

House as an evening visual

In contrast, the western side of the house is limited by an intimate space, obtained by separating the house from the mountain. The stone walls work act as buttresses and create a courtyard that makes of filter between the house and the landscape. This exterior space links the existing housing with this enlargement and converts into the lobby for the homeowner’s art gallery. Due to this, the most private parts of the house and its circulation are laid out in this zone.

Inner strenght

The philosophy of the project is applied fully to the interior design of this house. Large open spaces, chromatic harmony, waiver of all superfluous element, and a clear preference for Noble material set the tone of the inner life of Paz y Comedias.

Spatial fluency

Inside the house, the main feature is the fluid connection between spaces. The use of few materials and elements, such as the arrangement of the walls and the glass openings, contributes to a clear continuity between rooms. Grey Ulldecona stone is used for the flooring and also for the bathroom counters; the colour of the external carpentry made of laminated iroko wood and the red sandstone walls; interior walls and white furniture offer a feeling of calmness and total harmony.