Villa K

The building’s north side works like a protective shield that houses the private spaces. To the south, its floor levels form a staggered topography, connecting it to the garden in a series of horizontal layers. The thickened floor sections at the ends of the building leads to an apparent merging between floor levels and structural volume. In this way, and through the fluid transitions between topographical layers and the structural volume, the building’s interior spaces become an extension of the garden areas.

While the entrance area and kitchen open selectively to both the front and rear courtyards, the living and dining areas are fully glazed to the south, offering direct, ground-level access to the garden via sliding doors. There, a covered terrace faces the outdoor pool and offers views of the sunset. Inside, built-in seating niches stand in contrast to the large, interconnected, flexibly furnished areas. From the living area, the house evolves upwards: the music room and guest rooms lead to the children’s bedrooms, the master bedroom, and a study on the next level. Occupants reach the roof terrace via a diagonal outdoor area featuring stairs with integrated seating.