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Is it possible to place a single component on a hillside and build a house there?
Can we build on this hillside by placing a single element upon it?
▼Project video, project video © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼House and hillside, House and hillside © Jesús Orrico
▼House following the terrain, House following the terrain © Jesús Orrico
▼Distant view amid the wooded hillside © Jesús Orrico
▼The location of the house on the hillside, House within the hillside © Jesús Orrico
▼The spatial hierarchy unfolding along the slope, Spaces stepping down the slope © Jesús Orrico
As a response to this problem, the project was conceived as a thin slab only 15 centimeters thick. It folds along the natural slope of the terrain while responding to the constraints of planning regulations.
In response to this question, the project is conceived as a very thin plane, just 15 centimeters thick, which folds along the natural slope of the terrain while simultaneously responding to the constraints of the regulations.
▼Folded volumes and swimming pool, Folded volumes and swimming pool © Jesús Orrico
▼Roof planes folding along the slope © Jesús Orrico
▼The plane relationship between the roof and the swimming pool, Roofs and pool seen from above © Jesús Orrico
Profiles organize functions into a descending sequence. Starting from the entrance level, the garage leads to the living space, swimming pool, and finally the bedroom area. Each space occupies a clear position on the slope, allowing the house to follow the natural topography.
The section organizes the program as a descending sequence. From the access level, the garage leads to the living areas, the swimming pool and, finally, the sleeping quarters. Each of these spaces occupies a precise position on the slope, allowing the house to follow the natural topography.
▼Cantilevered roof at the entrance © Jesús Orrico
▼Outdoor steps within the terrain © Jesús Orrico
▼Outdoor space beneath the roof © Jesús Orrico
▼Passage along the building edge © Jesús Orrico
Folding also allows various parts of the house to be oriented differently to find the best conditions the site has to offer, thus expanding both frontal and side views. Side views open the house towards the sea, framing the sea view between Clot d’en Llaudís and Punta del Puig Negre, so that one is always aware of the horizon as one walks through the house.
The fold also allows each part of the house to adopt a different orientation, seeking the best conditions offered by the site. Both frontal and lateral views are therefore enhanced. This lateral perspective opens the house towards the sea, framed between Clot d’en Llaudís and Punta del Puig Negre, allowing the horizon to remain continuously present as one moves through the house.
▼Pool and continuous glass interface, Pool and continuous glazing © Jesús Orrico
▼End of the pool and hillside © Jesús Orrico
▼View through the folded volumes © Jesús Orrico
Architecture is understood as a device that captures the surrounding landscape. The thin panels extend outward to form sun-shading spaces; in these transition areas, the indoors and outdoors seem to be part of the same room. The house attempts to broaden the view and allow the surrounding environment to enter daily life from different viewing angles.
The architecture is understood as a mechanism capable of capturing the surrounding landscape. The thin plane extends to create areas sheltered from the sun, intermediate spaces where interior and exterior seem to become part of the same room. The house seeks to broaden the field of vision and make the surroundings present from different viewpoints.
▼Openable indoor and outdoor boundaries,
Open boundary between inside and outside© Jesús Orrico
▼Interior and poolside terrace, Interior and poolside terrace © Jesús Orrico
▼Kitchen and dining area © Jesús Orrico
▼Dining area in evening light © Jesús Orrico
▼Living space beside the window, Living space beside the glazing © Jesús Orrico
▼Open interface of the living level © Jesús Orrico
▼Staircase and user, Staircase and occupant © Jesús Orrico
▼Bedroom and bathroom space, Bedroom and bathroom © Jesús Orrico
▼Bedroom facing the landscape, Bedroom facing the landscape © Jesús Orrico
▼Interior corridor and distant view © Jesús Orrico
▼Corridor opening towards the light © Jesús Orrico
Viewed from down the slope, the building weakens its own presence in order to retain people’s overall perception of the hillside. Experienced from within, it becomes a series of spaces open to the horizon.
Seen from below, the piece reduces its presence in order to preserve the perception of the hillside. From within, however, it becomes a succession of spaces opening towards the horizon.
▼Interior light reflected in the pool © Jesús Orrico
▼Poolside terrace at dusk, Poolside terrace at dusk © Jesús Orrico
▼Linear lighting in the corridor © Jesús Orrico
▼Terrace extending along the façade © Jesús Orrico
A continuous element that folds to simultaneously resolve structure, function, shading and its relationship to the terrain. It forms a sheltered place to look out, move through and enjoy Ibiza life.
A single piece that folds to resolve structure, programme, shade and its relationship with the terrain. A sheltered place from which to look out, move through and enjoy the island of Ibiza.
▼Night-time aerial view of the residence © Jesús Orrico
▼House at night, House at night © Jesús Orrico
▼Night view through the trees © Jesús Orrico
▼Model following the slope © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼Model of the folded element © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼Roof plan, Roof plan © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼Plan at +3.00 m © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼Plan at ±0.00 m © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼Plan at −4.40 m © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼Elevation, Elevation © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼Longitudinal section © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
▼Cross section
© Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Project Name: Ibiza House, The Roca Views
Project location: Roca Llisa, Ibiza, Spain
Architectural Design: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Project Team: Fran Silvestre, Olga Martín, Susana León, Carlos Perez (Project Architect)
Developer: THE VIEWS PROPERTIES SL
Technical Architect: Antonio López Ruiz
Structural Engineering: Estructuras Singulares, Forest
Photography: Jesús Orrico
Builder: THE VIEWS PROPERTIES SL
Participants:
Andrés Alfaro: Collaborating Interior Designer María Masià: Collaborating Architect Pablo Camarasa: Collaborating Architect Ricardo Candela: Collaborating Architect Estefania Soriano: Collaborating Architect Sevak Asatrián: Collaborating Architect
Carlos Lucas: Project Architect Javi Herrero: Collaborating Architect Facundo Castro: Collaborating Architect Anna Alfanjarín: Collaborating Architect Laura Bueno: Collaborating Architect Toni Cremades: Collaborating Interior Designer
David Cirocchi: Collaborating architect Neus Roso: Project architect Nuria Doménech: Collaborating architect Andrea Raga: Collaborating architect Víctor González: Collaborating architect Pepe Llop: Collaborating architect Laura Palacio: Collaborating architect Laura Palacio: Collaborating architect Claudia Escorcia: Collaborating architect Diana Murcia: Collaborating architect Alejandra Pla: Collaborating architect Daniel Fenollosa: Collaborating architect Carlos Ferrer: Collaborating architect Andrés Marín: Collaborating architect Álvaro Navarro: Collaborating architect Diana Chilingaryan: Collaborating Architect Maria Barberá: Collaborating Architect Yamaley Marrero: Collaborating Architect Carlos Peñalver: Collaborating Architect Mateo Esteban: Collaborating Architect Elia Arnau: Collaborating Architect
Sandra Sanchís: Co-Architect Llucia Palmer: Co-Architect Mar Llopis: Co-Architect Ana de Pablo: Head of Finance and Administration Sara Atienza: Head of Marketing and PR Valeria Fernandini: Finance Department
Soraya Ramírez: Administration Javier Verdejo: Design José María Ibañez: Business Development Dalia Alba: MArch Graduate School Javier Selfa: MArch Graduate School
Construction time: 2024-2026
Building area: 463 square meters
Land area: 1303 square meters
Building type: single-family residence
Construction Equipment:
Heating and cooling: air source heat pumps, floor heating and fan coils
Lighting: ceiling light trough, linear LED lighting
Smart Home: Delta Dore
Finish:
Interior floor: natural stone
Outdoor floor: natural stone
Wall: white paint finish; white solid surface finish – Krion Porcelanosa
Tensile Fabric: Resyrock
Faucets and accessories: Quadro Design
Bathroom ware: Catalano
Woodwork and metal components:
Interior woodwork: DOCA
Interior doors: Eclisse
Door handle: Verum Pure, Wave
Exterior windows and doors: Allumed / Alcrisan 2012
HOUSE IN IBIZA, THE ROCA VIEWS
IBIZA, SPAIN
ARCHITECTURE FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS
PROJECT TEAM Fran Silvestre | Project Architect
Olga Martín | Project Architect
Susana León | Project Architect
Carlos Perez | Project Architect
DEVELOPER THE VIEWS PROPERTIES SL
TECHNICAL ARCHITECT Antonio López Ruiz
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER Estructuras Singulares
Forest
PHOTOGRAPHY Jesús Orrico
CONTRACTOR THE VIEWS PROPERTIES SL
CONTRIBUTORS
Andrés Alfaro | Contributing Interior Designer María Masià | Contributing Architect Pablo Camarasa | Contributing Architect Ricardo Candela | Contributing Architect Estefania Soriano | Contributing Architect Sevak Asatrián | Contributing Architect Carlos Lucas | Project Architect Javi Herrero | Contributing Architect Facundo Castro | Contributing Architect Anna Alfanjarín | Contributing Architect Laura Bueno | Contributing Architect Toni Cremades | Contributing Interior Designer David Cirocchi | Contributing Architect Neus Roso | Project Architect Nuria Doménech | Contributing Architect Andrea Raga | Contributing Architect Víctor González | Contributing Architect Pepe Llop | Contributing Architect Laura Palacio | Contributing Architect
Claudia Escorcia | Contributing Architect Diana Murcia | Contributing Architect Alejandra Pla | Contributing Architect Daniel Fenollosa | Contributing Architect Carlos Ferrer | Contributing Architect Andrés Marín | Contributing Architect Álvaro Navarro | Contributing Architect Diana Chilingaryan | Contributing Architect Maria Barberá | Contributing Architect Yamiley Marrero | Contributing Architect Carlos Peñalver | Contributing Architect
Mateo Esteban | Contributing Architect
Elia Arnau | Contributing Architect
Sandra Sanchís | Contributing Architect
Llucia Palmer | Contributing Architect
Mar Llopis | Contributing Architect
Ana de Pablo | Head of Finance and Administration
Sara Atienza | Head of Marketing and PR
Valeria Fernandini | Finance Department
Soraya Ramírez | Administration Department
Javier Verdejo | Design Department
José María Ibañez | Business Developer
Dalia Alba | MArch Graduate School
Javier Selfa | MArch Graduate School
LOCATION Roca Llisa, Ibiza
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD 2024 – 2026
BUILT AREA 463 m2
PLOT AREA 1303 m2
BUILDING TYPE Detached Single-Family House
SPECIFICATIONS
BUILDING SERVICES Heating and Cooling Air-Source Heat Pump, Underfloor Heating and Fan Coils
Lighting Ceiling coves. Linear LED lighting
Home automation Delta Dore
FINISHES
Interior Flooring Natural Stone
Exterior Natural Stone
Wall Finishes White Paint Finish
White Solid Surface Finish – Krion Porcelanosa
Stretched Fabric Resyrock
Taps and fittings Quadro Design
Sanitaryware Catalano
JOINERY AND METALWORK Interior Joinery DOCA
Internal Doors Eclisse
Door Handles Verum Pure
Wave
Exterior Joinery Allumed/Alcrisan 2012
Website/ Website: http://francilvestriarquitectos.com
Email: media@francilvestriarquitectos.com
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