An aggregation of pieces that touch the terrain in a subtle way through a central support make up the project that is located on the beachfront on the shores of the Pacific.

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The project is resolved with two extruded spaces, two volumes that overlap, in which the upper one moves in the direction of the lake in front, giving rise to a cantilever that seeks to generate a large shaded terrace. Two elements that make up a single project, in which highly dynamic facades are distinguished generated by the openings that open in them, openings that allow a comfortable reading of the envelope.

The visits will be carried out by the studio’s architects and, afterwards, the gastronomy of the area will be tasted in a premium restaurant. In order to participate in these visits, it is necessary to register on the festival website and purchase a ticket for the activity, the price of which includes transportation and food during the day.

For photography we have the collaboration of Jesús Orrico. You will be able to find more information about this project soon in our website and in our Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin and Pinterest account.

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Due to its sloping terrain, the structure appears as a piece of architecture deposited in the environment. The site is prepared with a sort of foundation made from the grey tonality of the stones found in the surroundings; in fact, the name Zahara comes from the Arabic Sahara, which could be translated as a “rocky place”. This foundation allows the house to be settled at the necessary level to ensure the view of the sunset reflection in the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. At the opposite side, we find a quiet courtyard that provides shelter for the strong winds of Tarifa, this courtyard also leads to the complementary rooms of the house. As if the upper floor was dropped over the plinth, the residence is divided into three areas. The main area is the living room. Entirely passing between the northwest, where the magical sunset takes place, and the southeast where no structural element interferes with the interior space and the landscape. On both sides are the night areas with the same orientation. This arrangement balances the structure and gives privacy to the main room.

A simple architecture embedded in a place where any sensitive observer will be able to enjoy all the colours.

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This is an extremely spacious two-story home that follows the classic distribution of day time areas on the first floor and night time areas on the upper floor.

The first floor contains the living-dining room and kitchen, separated by the service and communication core. The living spaces are extended outwards with two generous covered terraces.

These terraces, located on opposite sides of the home, provide protection from the sun and rain, thus allowing year-round enjoyment of this connection to the outdoors.

On the upper floor, four double bedrooms —one with an en-suite— open onto a large terrace that overlooks the porch. With large glass panes running its entire length, the second floor is bathed in light.

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