Our studio has conducted the photoshoot of our recently completed project, Villa 95, in Sotogrande. For this, we collaborated with the renowned photographer Fernando Guerra, one of the most prestigious architectural photographers in the world.

The expressive nature of this three-story house is designed as a continuous movement that suggests, through its various spaces, a journey to visually explore the expansive landscape in front of it.

The exterior morphology is arranged with the aim of fully utilizing the buildable area of the plot. Resolved through its long diagonal, the structures appear to connect only at their vertices, while inside, they intertwine in constant communication.

The upper floor opens onto a large terrace, the roof of the middle volume, whose boundaries expand in both directions — outward toward the pool and inward into the plot, reaching the edges of the upper level.

Through its staggered configuration and uninterrupted succession of spaces, the structure invites the gaze to follow its form — an almost playful figure that instantly embodies and suggests the house’s identity.

Construction begins on the Roca Views project in Ibiza, set in a privileged location where the hillside becomes the central stage.

The project is rooted in the search for a solution that allows building on the slope while respecting its surroundings. This architectural challenge is brought to life through an elegant and minimalist proposal: a sheet of just 9 centimeters in thickness, subtly folded to adapt seamlessly to the natural gradient of the terrain and comply with urban planning regulations.

The design seeks to integrate harmoniously with the landscape, enhancing both frontal and lateral views to transform the space into a true lookout point. The residence goes beyond merely occupying the land; it acts as a mechanism that “captures” the surrounding scenery. Every line and fold of its structure is designed to embrace the essence of Ibiza, creating a shaded retreat from which to appreciate the island’s natural beauty.

The spatial sequence of the home follows a descending organization that mirrors the natural rhythm of the slope. At the top, a discreet garage blends seamlessly into the geometry of the structure. As one moves downward, the daytime living area unfolds as an open space connecting with the outdoors, offering direct access to the pool, which becomes a reflective surface mirroring the sky and surrounding landscape. Finally, the nighttime area, located on the lowest level, provides privacy and tranquility.

This project is not just a technical response to the challenge of building on a slope; it is a statement of principles about how architecture can be both effective and beautiful. The residence does not impose itself on the landscape; instead, it folds into the terrain, allowing the scenery to take center stage.

Located on a privileged plot with spectacular ocean views, the house in Koh Samui is positioned on elevated terrain, providing an almost uninterrupted visual connection with the horizon. The primary architectural goal is to maximize these sea views while protecting from rear-facing views and ensuring privacy from neighbors. The home appears to float atop a mountain, evoking a sense of isolation and serenity.

The design is structured around two main levels: an upper level housing social areas and a lower level reserved for more intimate and service spaces. The upper level is designed to function as a self-sufficient unit, featuring a master bedroom and common areas such as the kitchen, living room, and dining area, which flow seamlessly onto a spacious terrace with an infinity pool visually blending into the sea. This level serves as the social heart of the home, fully functional for daily living. The architecture is defined by a composition of horizontal slabs divided into two white planes, creating a dynamic, elongated façade that adapts to the spaces and their orientation. These overlapping planes also incorporate structural elements like trusses, enabling large overhangs and open spaces with minimal visible structural intervention. The design not only enhances the views but also discreetly integrates installations within the gaps between the planes, maintaining a clean and minimalist aesthetic.

The lower level features a second master bedroom along with complementary spaces, including a gym and additional service areas. At this level, the connection between interior and exterior is enhanced through bathrooms and showers that open directly to the landscape, blurring the boundaries between both realms. Given the steep slope of the plot, a landscaping design has been implemented to integrate the construction organically with its surroundings, respecting the terrain and minimizing earth movement. This landscaping approach is combined with a design that emphasizes visual harmony with the environment, utilizing natural materials and neutral tones to create a calm and exclusive atmosphere.

This project offers a unique living experience where modern architecture and spectacular ocean views blend seamlessly with functional design and discreet integration into the natural surroundings of Koh Samui.

A very lightweight, curved roof with large overhangs rests on a stone base, creating fluid and open spaces on the ground floor, while a more traditional program is developed in the semi-basement, which receives light and ventilation through large front windows and a rear patio.

On the ground floor, there is a more social program for party spaces, both indoors and outdoors, with an open front that offers uninterrupted views of the lake.

The remaining areas of the house are located in the semi-basement, where guest and service rooms open to the rear patio, while the living areas and main bedrooms face the front lake.

Our studio has recently carried out the photo shoot of the recently completed projects in La Moraleja in collaboration with the renowned photographer Fernando Guerra: The trilogy, the first project in La Moraleja of three villas with spectacular views of the Royal La Moraleja Golf Club.

Threeseven’s new project in La Moraleja consists of the creation of three exclusive villas that combine modern design and elegance. Located on Camino de Mesoncillos street, these residences offer stunning views of the Real Club de Golf La Moraleja.

Each villa has spaces designed for well-being and comfort, including a gym, sauna, indoor and outdoor pools, a cinema room, a wine cellar, and common areas that connect with the natural surroundings. In addition, the project incorporates sustainable technologies to reduce water consumption, improve energy efficiency through renewable energy and maintain high internal environmental quality. This approach reaffirms La Moraleja as a benchmark in the premium housing sector in Spain.