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Casa Miraflorino
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SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
Casa Miraflorino stands as a masterful reinterpretation of colonial architecture, blending the essence of historical elements with a contemporary aesthetic and a profound connection to its natural surroundings. Inspired by the iconic balconies of Miraflores, the residence transforms this distinctive feature into a central element of its design, reimagining it with clean lines, modern materials, and functionality tailored to modern living.
The home’s main volumes, clad in neutral, understated tones, rest upon robust bases of dark stone—a clear nod to colonial construction—modernized to harmonize with the contemporary structure. This solid foundation not only anchors the house to its site but also creates a striking visual contrast with the upper levels. The addition of cascading greenery over these stone bases softens the transition between stone and walls, infusing life and an organic touch that reinforces integration with the surrounding nature.
Windows play a leading role in the façade, stripped of excessive detailing in favor of a clean, elegant look that maximizes natural light and panoramic views. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing opens the interiors to the outdoors, blurring the boundaries between inside and the lush landscape, allowing nature to become an integral part of the spatial experience.
A distinctive and truly innovative feature is the set of mobile sunshades that span much of the upper façade, particularly along the volume connecting the two main structures. These panels, reminiscent of colonial balconies yet serving as solar and privacy control elements, open and close like fans, creating a dynamic and ever-changing visual rhythm. They allow residents to modulate light entry and connection to the outside, adapting both to climatic conditions and personal comfort.
The design of Casa Miraflorino is defined by an open, fluid floor plan, where interior spaces are visually and functionally connected. Double-height ceilings in key areas, such as the living and dining rooms, amplify the sense of openness and light. Interior finishes—including light woods on ceilings and wall cladding, polished concrete floors, and walls in neutral tones—provide a sophisticated canvas that lets both architecture and landscape take center stage. Features such as the striking minimalist fireplace and floating staircase contribute to the home’s modern and sculptural character.
Integration with the outdoors extends to the social areas. A serene pool stretches outward from the house, inviting relaxation and reflecting the beauty of the setting. Covered spaces, such as the outdoor dining area and bar, offer ideal spots for entertaining—sheltered yet open to the garden. Vegetation is strategically placed both in the landscaping and indoors, with large-scale plants bringing freshness and vitality to every space.
The home’s main volumes, clad in neutral, understated tones, rest upon robust bases of dark stone—a clear nod to colonial construction—modernized to harmonize with the contemporary structure. This solid foundation not only anchors the house to its site but also creates a striking visual contrast with the upper levels. The addition of cascading greenery over these stone bases softens the transition between stone and walls, infusing life and an organic touch that reinforces integration with the surrounding nature.
Windows play a leading role in the façade, stripped of excessive detailing in favor of a clean, elegant look that maximizes natural light and panoramic views. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing opens the interiors to the outdoors, blurring the boundaries between inside and the lush landscape, allowing nature to become an integral part of the spatial experience.
A distinctive and truly innovative feature is the set of mobile sunshades that span much of the upper façade, particularly along the volume connecting the two main structures. These panels, reminiscent of colonial balconies yet serving as solar and privacy control elements, open and close like fans, creating a dynamic and ever-changing visual rhythm. They allow residents to modulate light entry and connection to the outside, adapting both to climatic conditions and personal comfort.
The design of Casa Miraflorino is defined by an open, fluid floor plan, where interior spaces are visually and functionally connected. Double-height ceilings in key areas, such as the living and dining rooms, amplify the sense of openness and light. Interior finishes—including light woods on ceilings and wall cladding, polished concrete floors, and walls in neutral tones—provide a sophisticated canvas that lets both architecture and landscape take center stage. Features such as the striking minimalist fireplace and floating staircase contribute to the home’s modern and sculptural character.
Integration with the outdoors extends to the social areas. A serene pool stretches outward from the house, inviting relaxation and reflecting the beauty of the setting. Covered spaces, such as the outdoor dining area and bar, offer ideal spots for entertaining—sheltered yet open to the garden. Vegetation is strategically placed both in the landscaping and indoors, with large-scale plants bringing freshness and vitality to every space.
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