The 1,000 m² site is located in Mallorca’s salt-producing zone, facing unique seaside formations. The prevailing trend in the developing urban context is to capitalize on the location’s natural marvels, often expanding at the expense of existing elements, such as trees.
In this project, the primary priority was to preserve these trees, transforming them into the principal generators of the building’s architectural vocabulary.
The building comprises four luxury apartments, each unique in form and amenities, achieving complete privacy and optimal views. The design integrates the tall pines by creating patios that bring in natural light and facilitate ventilation. The swimming pool area serves as a communal refuge, with a clubhouse that accommodates shared dining and sunbathing zones.
Traditional Mediterranean elements, such as Catalan vaulted ceilings, wooden shading, and white stucco walls, are incorporated into the luxury apartment design. These features establish a connection to the region’s rich architectural heritage, often overlooked in modern developments.
Location: Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Size: 200 m² x 4 apartments
Typology: Residential Architecture
Client: Private
Status: Completed
Team: Victor Gonzalez Marti , Manu Pomar, Faira Matziaraki
