Stepped architecture in the landscape of Benissa<\/p>\n
This house, located in Benissa, unfolds across several levels that adapt to the natural topography of the site, creating a stepped architecture in which each floor opens naturally onto the outdoors while maintaining privacy.<\/p>\n
Access is through an entrance pavilion that frames panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, acting as both a visual and spatial threshold. From there, an initial descent leads to the main level, where the master suite is located: an intimate space comprising a dressing room, an en-suite bathroom and a private terrace opening onto the landscape.<\/p>\n
On a lower level, the secondary bedroom area comprises three spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and private terrace, ensuring the privacy and autonomy of their occupants.<\/p>\n
The next floor is dedicated to daytime living. Two distinct spaces \u2014 the living-dining room and the kitchen \u2014 can function independently or be combined using sliding panels, creating an open-plan space that extends outdoors through four large glazed doors. The continuity between interior and exterior allows for cross ventilation, natural light and unobstructed views.<\/p>\n
Finally, the basement houses a space dedicated to leisure and relaxation: a games room, television area, bar and gym, all bathed in natural light filtering through the skylights located beneath the swimming pool, creating aquatic reflections that animate the interior atmosphere.<\/p>\n
The project combines bold forms with noble materials such as stone, timber and warm-toned exposed concrete, creating a solid architectural presence that remains deeply rooted in the landscape.<\/p>\n
A residence that does not impose itself on the terrain, but adapts to it with balance, naturalness and a strong sense of place.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Stepped architecture in the landscape of Benissa This house, located in Benissa, unfolds across several levels that adapt to the natural topography of the site, creating a stepped architecture in which each floor opens naturally onto the outdoors while maintaining privacy. Access is through an entrance pavilion that frames panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","destacado":[],"categoria":[],"class_list":["post-1980","project","type-project","status-publish","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n