This tranquil aesthetic mountain view villa is a project that pursues silent architecture that aims to hide most of the building in the existing terrain to achieve greater energy efficiency and reduce its visual impact. In this way, it is possible to reduce the perception of the density of the building of the house.
Upon entering this villa, you will feel a sense of entering a cave, the ultimate refuge of ancient humans. This memory gives us a strong sense of protection in the project.

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The main material used by designers is pigment concrete, the color of which it produces mimics the tones of the local table. These walls are built with wood moldings, forming a smooth and shiny texture, with strange folds, similar to granite rocks that have been polished by the wind and time. This effect is water-repellent by adding plastic during the molding process.

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