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Hotel Rhin Garden by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

Hotel Rhin Garden by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

Located in Santander, Spain, Hotel Rhin Garden was designed by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas in 2024. This luxury hotel features a total of 26 rooms and communal areas, offering a true oasis of tranquility. Architecture, interior design, and landscaping intertwine seamlessly in this stately property, characterized by its white façade and dark woodwork, creating a style that is both classic and urban, yet distinctly contemporary.

House in Cabanyal by Pilar Martí

House in Cabanyal by Pilar Martí

Valencia, Spain-based architect Pilar Martí has designed a house that fully restores its facade while recovering a courtyard that had been buried during its 14-year rundown, along with reinserting the building’s steeply pitched Spanish tile roof. Named House in Cabañal, the home showcases elements of Mediterranean living, featuring both an east-facing patio that serves a thermoregulator of the building, and a staircase containing volumetric and spatial games that form a nuclear element of the home.

Casa Talaia by Estudio Bombí+Gómez

Casa Talaia by Estudio Bombí+Gómez

Casa Talaia, located in Cadaqués, Spain, is designed in 2023 by Estudio Bombí+Gómez. The house balances Mediterranean aesthetics with contemporary elements, creating an environment that is functional and warm while seamlessly integrating with the surrounding landscape. Characterized by natural materials and a minimalist touch, it reflects the serenity of the Mediterranean and meets modern needs for an exceptional living experience.

Zenith House by Nomo Studio

Zenith House by Nomo Studio

Nestled on the Menorcan coast, Zenith House spreads across a landscape of pines and native vegetation. Designed in 2024 by Nomo Studio, the 300-square-metre single-story house features a formal organization structured around eight tangent square modules, integrating materials that highlight the synthesis between context and construction. The project engages in a topographical dialogue by adapting to the gentle slope of the terrain through subtle folds and stepped platforms.

Fisherman House Transforms Old Boat House into Year-Round Escape by Sea

Fisherman House Transforms Old Boat House into Year-Round Escape by Sea

The Fisherman House is also a house located in Spain, designed in 2024 by Terra Coll Home. The cottage was originally a small boat house, built haphazardly alongside other boat houses, and situated about four meters from the sea on a small pebble and sand cove. The team sought to create a year-round Mediterranean escape that reflected a sense of spontaneity, naturalness, and connection with the sea.

CM House by Anvana Architects

CM House by Anvana Architects

This modern house, located in Spain and designed by Anvana Architects, sculpts clean white volumes that frame views of the Sierra Bernia mountain range and the Mediterranean. The contemporary composition is softened by rough local stone walls and large glazed walls that blur the indoor-outdoor boundary. A turquoise pool embraces the house, reflecting the sky and the open pergola that functions as an outdoor lounge.

November House by ERRE

November House by ERRE

Located in Valencia, Spain, November House has been designed by ERRE in 2022. The residential project aims to maximize the isolated location, relationship with nature, and natural light. The distribution clearly distinguishes between the day and night areas while maintaining privacy and connecting with the surroundings. The project consists of two volumes that house a variety of spacious rooms, both day and night, with ample of openings that blur the boundaries between interior and exterior.

Casa Tres Patis by Twobo

Casa Tres Patis by Twobo

Casa Tres Patis is a house located in Albons, Spain, designed by Twobo, envisioned in 2024. The architecture pays tribute to classic villa distribution with enclosing walls, three interiors patios, and a concrete structure. The pavilions are linked more to air than matter, expressed in diaphanous elements such as ceramic lattices, glass, steel and wood. Together they frame a joyous interior space enabling a rich and sheltered experience of life.

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