Here, the integration of the residential blocks and the site allows for a semi-underground design that is aesthetically pleasing, which in turn improves energy efficiency and minimizes disruption to the existing built environment. This layout maximizes views of the natural landscape and the golf courses.

The home features two single beds and a double sleeping area in the dining area, which offers the same sense of space and light: the central area opens onto the kitchen. This layout was designed to enhance interaction and facilitate the flow of air and light throughout the space.

After the dining room, guests will be led upstairs to the guest rooms via an internal wooden staircase. The design is conceived in such a way that it takes advantage of the ceiling height to create a distinction between the social and private areas. This, in turn, offers greater comfort to the residents.

The facades play on the contrast between light and dark colors, stone panels, and large windows, maintaining the structures’ modern and minimalist feel. The windows allow natural light to flood in and offer a panoramic view from the various units.

The buildings are surrounded by large green spaces that are well integrated into the surroundings and have clear, well-connected access to recreational areas, such as the community pool shown in the surrounding images. The complex’s design—in terms of layout and materials used—is intended to create a comfortable and affordable modern lifestyle, enhancing the views and the connection to the surrounding landscape.