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Las Palmeras H17 La Zagaleta by MS DESIGN
Las Palmeras H17 La Zagaleta by MS DESIGN
Benahavís, Spain
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Las Palmeras H17 La Zagaleta by MS DESIGN
Benahavís, Spain
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2010
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
This single-family residence in La Zagaleta, Benahavís (Málaga, Spain), is conceived as a bold architectural statement perched on a hillside, merging avant-garde principles with the enduring essence of Andalusian tradition. Completed in 2010, the project explores the dialogue between solid, structured design and openness to the surrounding landscape, resulting in a transparent and grounded architectural language.
With a total built area of 1,938.75 m² — distributed across a 363.56 m² upper floor, 615.92 m² ground floor, and a 959.27 m² basement — the house is organized through a system of integrated platforms that adapt seamlessly to the natural topography. The arrival sequence is defined by a large प्रवेश courtyard, embraced by the volumes of the house, establishing a strong spatial identity from the outset.
The interior layout clearly distinguishes between social and private domains. Family living areas are articulated through generous, double-height spaces, while the bedrooms are positioned to ensure privacy and calm. These zones are interconnected through visual axes, internal openings, and a series of courtyards and gardens that bring natural light deep into the home.
A continuous relationship between interior and exterior defines the project. The living and dining areas extend visually and physically դեպի a covered porch designed for outdoor living, reinforced by the integration of water features, landscaping, and carefully framed views. The swimming pool, composed of geometric forms, is conceived as an extension of the architecture, blending with both the built structure and the surrounding environment.
The result is a residence where architecture and nature coexist in balance, reinterpreting traditional elements through a contemporary lens while emphasizing spatial fluidity, light, and connection to place.
With a total built area of 1,938.75 m² — distributed across a 363.56 m² upper floor, 615.92 m² ground floor, and a 959.27 m² basement — the house is organized through a system of integrated platforms that adapt seamlessly to the natural topography. The arrival sequence is defined by a large प्रवेश courtyard, embraced by the volumes of the house, establishing a strong spatial identity from the outset.
The interior layout clearly distinguishes between social and private domains. Family living areas are articulated through generous, double-height spaces, while the bedrooms are positioned to ensure privacy and calm. These zones are interconnected through visual axes, internal openings, and a series of courtyards and gardens that bring natural light deep into the home.
A continuous relationship between interior and exterior defines the project. The living and dining areas extend visually and physically դեպի a covered porch designed for outdoor living, reinforced by the integration of water features, landscaping, and carefully framed views. The swimming pool, composed of geometric forms, is conceived as an extension of the architecture, blending with both the built structure and the surrounding environment.
The result is a residence where architecture and nature coexist in balance, reinterpreting traditional elements through a contemporary lens while emphasizing spatial fluidity, light, and connection to place.
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