03 / 15
2018
Given the narrowness of the site and marked by the northern views, a 47-metre-long stone wall becomes the backbone of the project. This axis remarks visual continuity and connection between the swimming pool courtyard and the sea. A sequence of voids organises the first floor level and defines the house’s geometry. In this way bedrooms have good views, sunlight and privacy.
Architect: OLARQ
Location: Mal Pas, Alcudia, Spain
Year: 2015 - 2017
Floor area: 450sqm
Photography: Mauricio Fuertes
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M24 House in Mal Pas by OLARQ
03 / 15 / 2018 Given the narrowness of the site and marked by the northern views, a 47-metre-long stone wall becomes the backbone of the project
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