4 CASAS EN TENERIFE

A series of minimalist volumes embedded in the sloped landscape of Tenerife, connected by a linear path that follows the terrain. The project balances sculptural geometry, controlled openings, and a restrained material language to create a calm dialogue between architecture and nature.

C This project is conceived as a sequence of minimal architectural volumes carefully placed along the sloped landscape of Tenerife. The design responds to the topography by fragmenting the program into independent pieces, connected by a linear circulation that follows the natural contours of the site.

Each volume is defined by clean, sculptural geometry and a restrained material palette, allowing the architecture to integrate seamlessly with the surrounding vegetation and volcanic terrain. Openings are strategically positioned to frame views, control sunlight, and enhance the relationship between interior spaces and the landscape.

The project explores the balance between abstraction and context, where architecture becomes a quiet presence within nature. Seasonal changes, light, and shadow play a fundamental role in shaping the spatial experience, reinforcing a dialogue between built form and environment.

This project is conceived as a sequence of minimal architectural volumes carefully placed along the sloped landscape of Tenerife. The design responds to the topography by fragmenting the program into independent pieces, connected by a linear circulation that follows the natural contours of the site.

Each volume is defined by clean, sculptural geometry and a restrained material palette, allowing the architecture to integrate seamlessly with the surrounding vegetation and volcanic terrain. Openings are strategically positioned to frame views, control sunlight, and enhance the relationship between interior spaces and the landscape.

The project explores the balance between abstraction and context, where architecture becomes a quiet presence within nature. Seasonal changes, light, and shadow play a fundamental role in shaping the spatial experience, reinforcing a dialogue between built form and environment.