A Concrete House With A Perfect View Over The Golf Course

By Simona Ganea | Published on Oct 14, 2020

A great view should always be taken advantage of and architects and designers are the best at doing so. Adapting to the unique conditions and topography of the site helps to create a special bond between a building and the area around information technology. When designing this contemporary business firm from Kingdom of spain, studio eneseis Arquitectura was faced with a unique set of challenges.

The house was shaped around the slope and uneven terrain — The business firm was shaped effectually the slope and uneven terrain

The site is situated on San Juan embankment in Alicante and a fairly uneven surface. It has neighboring plots and houses on all sides except for i which overlooks a golf course. This view became the cardinal point of the project. The firm was constructed in a way that allows it to use the gradient for support and to mold around the unevenness of the topography.

A desire for privacy from the neighboring buildings resulted in a opaque and rigid exterior design

Although simple, the house doesn't lack character and has lots of subtle variations in texture and style — Although elementary, the house doesn't lack grapheme and has lots of subtle variations in texture and way

The public spaces are arranged in an L-shape which gives them easy access outside and a good view of the gold course

A U-shaped layout was called in response to a strong desire to maintain privacy from all the neighboring buildings. Every bit such, the house but opens upward towards North which gives information technology a clean and uninterrupted view over the aureate course. From the outside, it has a very robust and rigid advent due to how elementary the design is and to the palette of materials used throughout. Concrete is the defining material used for both the exterior and the interior in a diversity of forms.

Polished concrete floors and white walls create a contemporary aesthetic and put an emphasis on the views — Polished physical floors and white walls create a gimmicky aesthetic and put an emphasis on the views

The public spaces are all independent within a large, 50-shaped area on the footing floor. They have access to a covered terrace and to the courtyard and savor a close connection to the outdoors thanks to the sliding glass doors and full-summit windows. That places the bedrooms in a split up section of the business firm where they can enjoy lots of privacy only still remain continued to all the other spaces.