Harmony with the Natural Landscape

Modern Spanish home with glass corridors

Spanish house is a juxtaposition of crisp white and rough rock
 
Spanish house is a juxtaposition of crisp white and rough rock
  
Jutting out of the landscape a Spanish minimal home

Bosc d’en Pep Ferrer is a Spanish home on the island of Formentera. This piece of modern architecture sits comfortably within its surroundings, rough exposed rock juts-out of perfectly smooth white plaster.

Spanish Island home with wood cladding

Modern Spanish architecture

Wood and glass entrance to home that took as much of its materials from site as possible

Spanish architect designed island home

White and wood home in Spain

The house is made from three dwellings connected by glass corridors, allowing glimpses of the Mediterranean Sea bathed in bright light. 

Wood and glass corridors link three dwellings into a family home

Spanish house is a juxtaposition of crisp white and rough rock

Modern Spanish home at night

The interior is quite simple but I particularly love the outside of this home, wooden cladding, stone and glass combine to make a bold but site-appropriate statement. Living in this home would be akin to an adventure, so much to explore.  

Views to the Mediterranean sea from this modern Spanish home


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