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The land of this house is a longitudinal rocky hill perpendicular to the sea that ends in a rocky cliff where a pre-existing viewpoint was located, which gives the house its name.
This topographic condition constituted a challenge for the project since the program requested that all the main areas be on a single floor, with only the guest rooms being able to be on another level.
A project in the shape of a projecting horseshoe was chosen to offer the best sea views to the social area, side views towards the pool and better orientation to the study and TV room, leaving the bedrooms in the back with greater privacy.
With the use of pure forms and transparency, the beauty of the natural environment is framed, managing to not only respect but enrich the landscape that flows naturally around and through the house.
