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?To the south, the kitchen, a space the same size of the dining room has been pushed into the hill wi

Two wooden doors lead to the light flooded wine tasting room. A 6m?cypress?slab lies in front of floo

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Text description provided by the architects. At first glance, the?pavilion displays an ambiguous form

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The concrete was made on site in small quantities, only enough to pour the footprint of each?volume i

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The last room to the east is the?quincho,?a walled patio with an olive tree in the center. A notch in

Perhaps the most expressive element is the sharp edged concrete slab which makes the roof seems like

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The rooms are organized in a sequence of ?contrasting spaces, each one offering different experiences

Two massive? raw volumes are set apart by an equivalent vacant?volume. ?The roof, a monolithic?pyrami

Settled in Casablanca Valley sitting on top of a hill, surrounded by vineyards and crowned by an old

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The living space is subtly illuminated and intimate. A wide panoramic window frames the view to the v

The large terrace where the old mesquite tree stands is exposed to the vast and limitless views to th

The narrow entry patio, shaded by the tall walls, frames dramatic views to the sky. Moved by a soft w