A magnificent private Estate

The geometry of the proposal is based on a dynamic, multi-fractured outline. The architecture seeks to adapt freely to the topography, without imposing itself on it, creating spatial experiences and a sense of continuity. This allows the creation of living spaces, courtyards and terraces that follow the natural flow of the landscape. Thus, the project converses with nature, not through imitation, but through interpretation and respect for the environment. The three residences are placed on the same level and, although autonomous, are functionally and aesthetically connected through the continuous form of a white ribbon.

Each step becomes a discovery, a participation in the organic narrative of the landscape. The project as a whole expresses a new relationship between architecture and its background. It is not a simple reproduction of traditional forms, but a proposal that stems from the spirit of the place and the surrounding nature. The white ribbon becomes the fabric that unites the residences, the landscape and the visitor. A form that does not impose itself on the landscape but is an integral part of it — a geometry that embraces, flows, and evolves.

This ribbon transforms according to the needs of space, functioning simultaneously as a roof, wall, courtyard or terrace, maintaining an internal coherence that unites the individual volumes. The planted roofs enhance the sense of proximity to the natural environment. The use of local vegetation — buckthorn, thyme, aloe — not only has an ecological basis, but also contributes to the creation of a transitional zone between the built and the natural, enhancing the integration of the project with the landscape. Buckthorn plants, aromatic herbs and resistant grasses create a living layer that ensures natural thermal insulation and rainwater management.

The interior design is organized around protected spaces and courtyards, which function as intermediate areas between the interior and exterior. These spaces offer natural lighting, shading and ventilation, while maintaining the privacy of each residence. The interior geometry follows the dynamic outline of the ribbon, avoiding rigidity and encouraging movement, flow and interaction between residents and space. The outdoor paths and stairs are part of this course, as they are shaped as natural extensions of it, leading to gradual revelations of the landscape and enhancing the visitor's experience.