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MANTA
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SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
MANTA’S REVERIE: A Coastal Residence Floating at the Sea’s Edge
Manta unfolds across 4,700 m² of sunlit Spanish coastline, yet defies its own scale to feel as light and fluid as the graceful ray that inspired its form. Accessible only by a slender, picture‑perfect bridge spanning the mouth of a mountain river, the villa arrives like a vision: white “wings” cantilever over the shore, casting kinetic shadows across expansive terraces and shimmering sand below.
Here, advanced engineering and biomimetic design merge seamlessly. The roof’s sweeping fins—echoing a manta ray’s undulating silhouette— create vast, column‑free spaces beneath. These “wings” shelter more than 1,000 m² of open terraces fitted with operable awnings and pergolas, whose yacht‑inspired louvers filter southern light into shifting patterns of shade and warmth. Every outdoor platform flows effortlessly into indoor living “decks,” where 3,500 m² of uninterrupted space unfolds under vaulted ceilings, floor‑to‑ceiling glazing, and a gentle sea breeze.
Orientation to the south was no mere gesture—it was the key to an airy, energy‑efficient plan. Natural light floods deep into the heart of the villa, minimizing artificial illumination, while cross‑ventilation through strategically placed openings and shaded pergolas reduces reliance on mechanical cooling. Native Mediterranean plantings knit building into cliff so organically that the line between architecture and landscape vanishes.
Inside, yacht‑inspired principles shape an elegant choreography of spaces: service cores tuck discreetly amidships, freeing open “decks” for living, dining, and repose. Thoughtfully varied ceiling heights create moments of retreat and ceremony within one continuous plan. The material palette reflects the sea’s ever‑changing light, animating interior planes like ripples on water.
Manta is more than a home; it is a manifesto of harmony—between volume and weightlessness, technology and nature, luxury and sustainability. Advanced construction methods and durable materials ensure longevity, while passive solar strategies and integrated shading optimize energy performance. Here, daily rituals become poetry: morning coffee to the cry of seabirds, afternoon repose in dappled shade, evening gatherings under pergola lattices that frame the star‑spattered sky. In Manta, architecture transcends shelter to become an exhilarating voyage—a floating sanctuary at the edge of sea and sky.
Manta unfolds across 4,700 m² of sunlit Spanish coastline, yet defies its own scale to feel as light and fluid as the graceful ray that inspired its form. Accessible only by a slender, picture‑perfect bridge spanning the mouth of a mountain river, the villa arrives like a vision: white “wings” cantilever over the shore, casting kinetic shadows across expansive terraces and shimmering sand below.
Here, advanced engineering and biomimetic design merge seamlessly. The roof’s sweeping fins—echoing a manta ray’s undulating silhouette— create vast, column‑free spaces beneath. These “wings” shelter more than 1,000 m² of open terraces fitted with operable awnings and pergolas, whose yacht‑inspired louvers filter southern light into shifting patterns of shade and warmth. Every outdoor platform flows effortlessly into indoor living “decks,” where 3,500 m² of uninterrupted space unfolds under vaulted ceilings, floor‑to‑ceiling glazing, and a gentle sea breeze.
Orientation to the south was no mere gesture—it was the key to an airy, energy‑efficient plan. Natural light floods deep into the heart of the villa, minimizing artificial illumination, while cross‑ventilation through strategically placed openings and shaded pergolas reduces reliance on mechanical cooling. Native Mediterranean plantings knit building into cliff so organically that the line between architecture and landscape vanishes.
Inside, yacht‑inspired principles shape an elegant choreography of spaces: service cores tuck discreetly amidships, freeing open “decks” for living, dining, and repose. Thoughtfully varied ceiling heights create moments of retreat and ceremony within one continuous plan. The material palette reflects the sea’s ever‑changing light, animating interior planes like ripples on water.
Manta is more than a home; it is a manifesto of harmony—between volume and weightlessness, technology and nature, luxury and sustainability. Advanced construction methods and durable materials ensure longevity, while passive solar strategies and integrated shading optimize energy performance. Here, daily rituals become poetry: morning coffee to the cry of seabirds, afternoon repose in dappled shade, evening gatherings under pergola lattices that frame the star‑spattered sky. In Manta, architecture transcends shelter to become an exhilarating voyage—a floating sanctuary at the edge of sea and sky.
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