GUEST APARTMENT
Conceived as a guest apartment or a retreat, where local and traditional architecture blends with the latest functions and needs.
The orientation, environment and adaptability of the space become indisputable protagonists of the project.
On entering the house, the main living space directs the view outward through a floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall frame, allowing the arid desert landscape to be seen.
On entering the house, the main living space directs the view outward through a floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall frame, allowing the arid desert landscape to be seen.
A cantilever is used to leave the view completely free, provoking contemplation. In addition, it should be noted that the connection with the environment is not only produced by direct access to the exterior, but by the use of materials and natural colours in the finishes and furniture of the interiors by a large extent.
The connection between the interior and exterior of the dwelling is evident in all rooms, where one can be in permanent contact with nature and immerse oneself in an atmosphere of peace and relaxation.
In addition, it should be noted that the connection with the environment is not only produced by direct access to the exterior, but by the use of materials and natural colours in the finishes and furniture of the interiors by a large extent.
Locally sourced material are usedthroughout the interiors.
Locally sourced material are usedthroughout the interiors.
Both areas are separated by a lattice door capable of generating greater spatial richness, thereby enhancing the entry of natural light and marking independence between the different spaces without losing continuity between them and with the environment. Within these areas, the balance between transparency and privacy is evident. This concept of balance is repeated throughout the space and is also sought through the materials used, such as the freshness of thestone and iron and the warmth of the wood.
