Award-Winning Design Firm ABIBOO Studio's Global Projects

ABIBOO Studio is an award-winning design firm with locations in Spain, the US, and India. Our
philosophy promotes innovation in architecture, urbanism, interior spaces, and consumer products.
ABIBOO Studio’s international multidisciplinary team boasts more than 20 years of global experience in
small and large-scale projects in the following sectors: residential, commercial, hospitality, retail, cultural,
educational, integrated townships, urban planning, and industrial design.
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taiwan tower. Taichung, Taiwan.
MIXED-USE
azca ecopark. Madrid, Spain.
educational
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gust university. Kuwait City, Kuwait.educational
lavanya. Kolkata, India.
house r2. Bangalore, India.
residential complex
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ela residential project. Chennai, India.
ORAGADAM social housing. Chennai, India.
cultural
education center carlos iii. Toledo, Spain.
casa H. Madrid, Spain.
hospitality
House r. Hamptons, New York.
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TOWER n.01. Bangalore, India.
MIXED-USE
Kothari road villas. Chennai, India.
LA PAZ MALL. La Paz, Bolivia.
residential villas
RELIGARE COMPLEX-GURGAON. New Delhi, India.
townships
HAUGERUD housing complex. Oslo, Norway.
casa c+. Madrid, Spain.
urban planning
gauri aman. Chennai, India.
mixed-use
mixed-use
WATER MUSEUM. Zaragoza, Spain.
hospitality dreamparcTM
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kelly House. Chennai, India.
mixed-use
the mall-lux hotel. Panama City, Panama.
residential villas
residential villas
residential villas
residential villas
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residential villas
ecolighthouseTM
GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM. Helsinki, Finland.
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MIXED-USE. SENTOTM
TOWER N.01. Bangalore, India.

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Sento™ Tower is a residential building of about 12,000 sq. m. containing 41 apartments of three and four
bedrooms, and located on a plot of 2302 sq. m. The luxury market targeted by this project and the small
size of its plot led to a design that moved beyond the common conceptualization of a tower and brought
about a breakthrough in this typology. The goal of Sento™ Tower, based on a patented solution, is to
embrace diversity, bringing together spaces that evoke varying emotions and sensations. This project
embodies a “glocal” mindset and focuses on higher value creation.
The project is a cohesive whole comprised of stylistically distinct parts, which leverage the different
views and provides spaces suited to different styles of living. This flexibility is achieved through the use
of different typologies: duplexes in the lowest levels, iconic apartments in the middle floors, and lofts in
the upper volumes. Each typology is separated by intimate and sophisticated sky lobbies and lounges
that serve as common areas appropriate for a luxury market. These open floors also create a visual
division between each volume of apartments and contribute to the smart and slim image of the tower.
This visual discontinuity extends from the materiality of the building’s façades to its complex and varied
interiors, including a commercial space and amenities in the podium and crown of the building. These
spaces boast such amenities as a home theater, pool area, and gym, as well as shops and restaurants.
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MIXED-USE. HAUGERUD complex. Oslo, Norway.
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Linked to a metro line, Haugerud is a downgraded suburban area in Oslo with several big, unstructured
residential blocks, which were built in the 1970s, and which are surrounded by open areas without any
urban character. The flexible and iconic proposal for this low-income development consists of a succession
of building-rings encompassing a big garden that links the metro to a nearby forest. Each ring has its own
character with strong emphasis on landscaping.
This strategy creates a fresh identity for the neighborhood, providing a sense of belonging by renewing
the residual spaces between blocks and by forging new relationships between the preexisting monotonous
elements. The total project consists of 31,000 sq. ft. of residential space, 40,000 sq. ft. of space for
commercial use, 30,000 sq. ft. for educational use, and 7,000 sq.ft. of infrastructure.
HAUGERUD complex. Oslo, Norway.
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MIXED-USE. HAUGERUD complex. Oslo, Norway.
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MIXED-USE. Religare Complex-Gurgaon. New Delhi, India.

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The Religare Complex-Gurgaon, located in New Delhi, India, is designed by leveraging the
location, while working around the complexities of the building code and geometry of the
plots. The building is placed adjacent to a large sloped plaza that separates the building from
an electrical tower near the road. It creates a space for outside recreation and retail, brings
monumentality to the buildings, and provides an effective solution for the irregular geometry
of the plot. These public spaces connect the front of the plot with the boulevard at its back,
allowing for open-covered retailing areas with cafes and other temporal entertainment.
The structure of the Big-Box is visible on the outside and allows large structural spans inside,
minimizing the internal columns to create greater flexibility. This solution also provides a
cost effective “second skin” to the building, creating a very monumental and continuous
experience along the boulevard and allowing hiding the actual lateral facade of the Big-Box
store.
The hotel and the offices are located on a private park that holds both buildings together,
creating a perception of unity, but keeping their operations and circulations fully separate.
These buildings are designed as low-rise structures to minimize the impact of the setback
on the Big-Box store.
Religare Complex-Gurgaon. New Delhi, India.

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Religare Complex-Gurgaon. New Delhi, India.

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MIXED-USE. Religare Complex-Gurgaon. New Delhi, India.

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MIXED-USE. LA PAZ MALL. La Paz, Bolivia.

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The project, located in the outskirts of La Paz, consist on a master plan for a mixed use building in Bolivia
that brings together office and educational areas with housing and commercial spaces.
The plot, which has a surface of 9,640 sq. m., has a steep topography and a very restricted geometry,
given its mere 20-meter width in some areas. The building acts as a link that enhances and preserves
the surroundings between the Chuqueyapu River and the four-lane road that runs along the valley. A
big opening, which works as a pedestrian avenue, is created to permit visual connections between the
ground level and the exterior, while maximizing daylight and natural ventilation. More than 13,500 sq. m.
of retailers and restaurants are located in this space, which is meant to be a meeting point of the new
area, creating a renovated and pleasant experience in contrast to the concept of a traditional mall.
The university, offices, and apartments are located in the upper levels, while the roof is occupied by a
park that improves the landscape, extends the greenery to the nearby bridge, and provides a new civic
area for the neighborhood.

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MIXED-USE. LA PAZ MALL. La Paz, Bolivia.

mixed-use. taiwan tower. Taichung, Taiwan.

The building is a 400-meter high freestanding mixed-use tower, designed with the mission of creating
a pioneering and innovative structure, which will stand as a new-age landmark and as a symbol of
Taiwan’s spirit. The proposed shape has inspirational features, such as those of the Eiffel Tower (struc-
ture and icon), Origami (symbol generation), and Taiwan’s star flag (identity).
The project takes into consideration the need to serve as the visual focus and the new gateway image
for the Taichung area. With this goal in mind, the building offers a different stunning appearance from
every angle.
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Radio&Digital Signal transmision base - 62 sqm total area
Offices for the Department of Urban Development - 114 sqm total area
Observatories - 850 sqm total area
Environmental Quality Monitoring Station - 450 sqm total area
Experimental Station for New Energy Sources - 400 sqm total area
Sightseeing areas - 700 sqm total area
Food & Beverage Services - 1020 sqm total area
Shops - 1800 sqm total area
Museum of Taichung City Development - 6000 sqm total area
Museum Multifunctional Area - 1020 sqm total area
Museum Administration offices - 500 sqm total area
Technical and mecanical areas - 5800 sqm total area
Lobby Area - 4026 sqm total area
Parking Area - 40520 sqm total area
Education / Conference center - 3000 sqm total area
Public Art / Multifunctional area - 1000 sqm total area
High Rise offices for rental - 15600 sqm total area
Low Rise offices for rental - 3500 sqm total area
Fitness center & Spa - 2400 sqm total area
Kindergarden - 1200 sqm total area
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mixed-use. taiwan tower. Taichung, Taiwan.
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MIXED-USE. the mall-lux hotel. Panama City, Panama.

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Located in one of the most prestigious sites on the coast of Panama, the tower stands out in
the Panama City skyline as a graceful sculpture, radiant and colorful. The massing of the tower
reflects the program, which includes a five-star hotel and luxury apartments on top.
The podium includes all of the common areas of the hotel on two basement levels and is
oriented to a hidden garden, which is invisible from the street level. While the luxury apartments
share common amenities with the hotel, they have separate entrances from the ground floor,
and provide their own amenities in a space directly connected through a private sky lobby.

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MIXED-USE. the mall-lux hotel. Panama City, Panama.

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hospitality. ecolighthousEtm
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The Ecolighthouse™ project represents a new way of approaching contact with nature. It is not a hotel; it
is profound interaction between mankind and nature. Ecolighthouse™ offers a new direction for what we
call environmental lifestyle, a new way of interacting with the environment, blurring boundaries between
design and tradition, architecture and landscape.
The concept of Ecolighthouse™ is based on a patent-pending solution that allows different configura-
tions. Each room is a duplex apartment with a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. The project
has a low environmental impact, and can be mounted in remote areas within 60 days using materials
that also can be easily dismantled.
The modular solution permits different architectural formalizations and different scales, but always host a
limited number of guests in order to ensure a low impact on the surrounding environment.
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HOSPITALITY. DREAMPARCtm

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DreamParc™ is a unique proposal that aims to transform the music festival experience, joining together
high-quality design and earth care in a truly symbiotic relationship. DreamParc’s design is warm and
breathtaking, generating aconnectionbetweennature,music,andfriendship asneverbeforeexperienced.
DreamParc™ is based on a patent-pending solution that outlines an easily portable system. This solution
is scalable, adaptable, and can be assembled in just a few hours no matter the conditions of the plot.
Once the system has been set up, it provides a surprising township with great open common spaces and
high-density, luxury private EcoSuites that are perfect for both groups and couples.
One of the most important aims is to generate a luxury solution based on environmental sensitivity.
DreamParc™ can be mounted and dismantled easily with no waste elements at all. In addition, all
of the materials used are entirely natural and recyclable with little environmental impact. Hence, with
DreamParc™, luxury and nature go hand in hand.
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township. ORAGADAM social HOUSING. Chennai, India.

The project consists of the design for the Masterplan, Concept, and Schematic of the Architecture for
all of the buildings in this full township of 26.6 acres, two million sq. ft., and over 2,500 homes in South
India. This township targets the "affordable market sector," with two bedroom-apartments selling for
25,000 US dollars.
The project includes a diversity of housing typologies and public buildings, such as shopping areas,
cinemas, health centers, and clubhouses for the community. Parking is also provided for each apartment.
The project brings references to traditional Southern European architecture, an element emphasized as an
important requirement in the design brief. The township brings new interpretations of such Mediterranean
architecture, combining it with local Indian traditions in an innovative contemporary approach. The overall
project and each of the apartments are vastu compliant, which is extremely rare in this type of large-scale
development. The design also fulfills a complex phasing requirement of construction and approvals.
The required high density of the development emerges around public areas and gardens, which shape
the experience of the township, creating a vibrant and elegant community.
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ORAGADAM Social housing. Chennai, India.

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township. ORAGADAM social HOUSING. Chennai, India.

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urban planning. azca ecopark. Madrid, Spain.

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The project is a complex urban intervention located at the heart of the financial district of Madrid. The
existing urban areas around the most important buildings are old and create many problems for the
movement of pedestrians.
AZCA Ecopark creates a new way of understanding interrelationships. Spatial perception and circulations
are prioritized over the previously chaotic public spaces of the site. This prioritization is achieved through
an understanding of this urban space as a garden taking shape above the activities below ground, such
as those of parking structures and retail stores, removing the preexisting architectural barriers.
Like a Zen garden, this project combines the use of hardscape with water-bodies. Both elements
complement and interact with the existing towers’ openings, redefining the entrances to the existing
buildings with elliptically shaped gaps, which bring light to the lower levels. The overall landscaping
is shaped with organic stripes of hardscape and water elements that create the unique character of
the garden. The water discharged from the office towers in the area is treated with advanced natural
techniques, using plants and bio-organisms to make AZCA a self-sufficient and sustainable EcoPark.
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cultural. WATER MUSEUM. Zaragoza, Spain.

The project for the Museum of Water evokes images of water through its print, strategies and materials
(including water), which are used to depict its grandiosity. The building incorporates local elements to
showcase the need for sensitivity toward water and water use. The building is 55,000 sq. ft. (5,000 sq.
m.), and is organized around eight massing volumes marked as if by water erosion.
In the interstitial spaces, skylights with water on top bright light into the plaza outside the exhibition
center. This plaza becomes an essential component of the program of the building, which can host
expositions and events.
The geometry of the building and the use of organic structures and materials, such as brick, are repre-
sentative of the traditional construction in the area, and allude to the structures used by Gaudí, the
famous local architect of the 19th century, who created a new way of understanding organic architecture.
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WATER MUSEUM. Zaragoza, Spain.

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CULTURAL. GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM. Helsinki, Finland.
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Art as Zeitgeist, as a reflection of the society and world we live in. The culture reflected in the first
Guggenheim museum of the late 1940s is different from that of today. ABIBOO's vision for the
Guggenheim-Helsinki is to represent today’s reality, while retaining the soul of its sister museums.
Synthetic-inductive thinking offers a way to reflect reality from the bottom up. Our design takes this
approach for the Guggenheim-Helsinki, while continuing the Organicism seen in the work of Wright and
Gehry. However, in this case, growth occurs in a non-hierarchical order. Rather than providing a central
atrium, the new museum grows non-directionally; each space has different characteristics, but holds
similar importance. This fragmentation exists as a natural consequence of a synthetic-inductive process.
Our design extends the theme of discontinuity from the interior spaces to the materiality of the façades,
allowing it to define the relationships between spaces.
The increasing barrage of inputs in our contemporary world, mainly visual in nature, has led to a greater
and more urgent search for profound sensorial experiences, and for a deeper sense of community. Our
design seeks to embrace this pursuit, in which Finnish culture has long been a leader.
The importance of materiality and nature, social responsibility, and non-hierarchical structures has
been profoundly alive in Finland for centuries. As a consequence, the proposed Guggenheim draws
inspiration from Finnish culture for the creation of each individual space, especially in regards to sensorial
experiences and to the project’s relationship with the landscape and environment.
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EDUCATIONAL. education center carlos iii. Toledo, Spain.

Carlos III High School is located in the city of Toledo in the central region of Spain. The project
consists of a low-cost building as an extension of a preexisting school. The program has four
classrooms, teachers’ rooms, and a conference hall.
Using the existing high terrain slope at the plot to divide the program, the classrooms and
teachers’ rooms are on the top floor of the building, at the same level as the rest of the
classrooms of the preexisting high school. The multipurpose hall located downstairs is provided
with independent access from the garden. It is proposed that the building’s façade be made up
of a continuous, yellow, low-cost material in order to create a contrast with the red bricks of the
surroundings.
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EDUCATIONAL. education center carlos iii. Toledo, Spain.

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EDUCATIONAL. Gust pace University ProJect. Kuwait City, Kuwait.

The project was commissioned by the Gulf University of Science and Technology (GUST), one
of the leading science Universities in the Gulf Region. The project consisted of the extension
and redevelopment of Professional Advancement and Continuing Education (PACE) Center in
Kuwait.
The University’s desire to modernize the entire campus, with particular emphasis on PACE
interiors, allowed ABIBOO to design a dynamic and contemporary space as the landmark of the
campus, conveying that excellence and elegance begin at the first step of the University, the
student recruitment facilities at PACE.
The idea was to give freshness to the complex and to communicate through Architecture the
values of technology and innovation, which have contributed to the leadership role of GUST in
such fields.
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residential complex. ELA residential project. Chennai, India.
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The ELA Residential Complex is located in the city of Chennai in southeast India. The project comprises
1000 apartments and studios, the latter intended for students of a nearby university. The project has a
series of facilities that serve the residences, as well as vast green areas, which will be connected to an
urban park also planned by ABIBOO Architecture in the same plot, as per Indian legal requirements.
The site is located next to the main national highway connecting the two largest cities in Southern India
(Chennai and Bangalore).
The project combines a number of independent blocks, articulated in two areas defined by the presence
of an existing power line tower on the site, which serves as the structuring element of a large linear
eco-park with innovative solutions for alternative energy resources. Spaces for social interaction are
designed alongside the numerous green spaces provided in order to create a healthy living environment.
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residential complex. lavanya. Kolkata, India.

Lavanya™ Residential Towers is an affordable housing development located at Kolkata West Inter-
national City (KWIC), Kolkata. With an open South end, the buildings are laid out to maximize natural
lighting and airflow in order to create a joyful and healthy environment.
Each floor has been planned on a six-flats-per-floor model. The floor plans are designed by a local team.
The requirement of this project was to change the exterior design to ensure an appealing façade for the
building to be approved by the local authorities, while keeping the floor plans intact. It was also important
to maintain or reduce the original construction cost estimated for the development.
This challenge was met by a simple strategy of fenestration that facilitated reduction in cost while giving
an abstract, contemporary and international look to the towers.
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residential. gauri aman. Chennai, India.

The project consists of eight luxury villas located in a prime plot close to the beach on the southeastern
coast of India. Each villa design is a reinterpretation of traditional vastu-compliant houses. The typical
central patio becomes here a double-height infinity pool located on the first floor. The rest of the rooms
are organized along this central monumental space, facing different directions with unobstructed views
of the sea.
The building massing strategy also allows double-side ventilations and self-shading, which is a critical
factor in the hot weather of Southern India. The pool is presented as a perforated box that allows the light
to come inside, creating a dramatic space that gives a sense of grandeur and solemnity.
The program of each villa includes the common areas at the ground floor, the spaces at the first floor
with direct access to the pool, and the bedrooms at the top floor. The eight villas are placed overlapping
one another in order to ensure views from each single villa.
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residential. kothari road villas. Chennai, India.

The Kothari Road Villa project is a residential complex of eight high-end villas located in the heart of the
city of Chennai. This prime site is very small, so the project develops the villas with a long and narrow
floor plan, and with a reinterpretation of the traditional local patios as a central triple space that opens
to the main façade.
Each villa has three floors, a basement, and its own private elevator. The relationship to nature, greenery,
light, and ventilation is critical for each space. The entire development is designed with a continuous
façade for greater visual impact.
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residential. House r. Hamptons, New York.

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House r. Hamptons, New York.
The 17,000 sq. ft. (1, 600 sq. m.) villa, located in an affluent area in the South Hamptons, is
surrounded by the sea on two different sides. The couple who own the house use it during
the summer with relatives and friends. The family’s passion for boats inspires the integration
of the house’s design with the site and with the seascape.
The need for impressive views of the surroundings and for accommodating a broad scope of
outdoor activities are the main factors shaping the structure of the villa, which has separate
spaces for diverse activities, and which also provides the flexibility required for accommoda-
ting multiple events simultaneously.
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residential. kelly house. Chennai, India.

The Kelly House, located on a 4720 sq. ft. plot in the heart of Chennai city, has about 6200 sq. ft.
arranged over three floors. The ground floor has service areas, a foyer, and parking space.
Alongside the House, there are an entrance hall, a leisure space, and a fitness center, which open
toward the yard. The spaces of this main floor are organized in a volume that cantilevers over this
outside yard area, providing the most interesting views of the south of the plot, where most of the outside
vegetation is located.
The configuration of the various areas of the house correspond to the vastu philosophy that not only mark
the relationship between the rooms and the orientation of the main spaces of the house, but also search
for the best views and the best orientations weather-wise for each room. All of the main spaces of the
villa establish a dialogue with the yard, which becomes the central element of the house.
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residential. house r2. Bangalore, India.

House R2 is located adjacent to Prestige Garden Bay in Bangalore, India. The given plot size is 65, 900
sq.ft. (6120 sq. m.) and the resulting villa has a total built up area of 48,400 sq. ft. (4500 sq. m.).
The house is organized in two floors surrounding a central patio, which functions as a source of light,
ventilation, and the “lungs of the gods” as per local traditions. The ground floor includes the public
program for guests and visitors, the pooja room, formal and family living room, kitchen, bar, home cinema,
entertainment area, and study room. The first floor hosts the library, swimming pool, its corresponding
deck, and the family bedrooms, each with private terraces, which are suited to this particular climate and
which form an important relationship with the landscaping.
The exterior is designed such that despite the huge scale of the house, it has a compartmentalized
character, making the experience closer to the human scale. This compartmentalization is achieved with
white stucco volumes at the second floor, which provide a contrast to the stone-textured podium at the
ground floor. The house is surrounded by a luxurious garden, which is divided in different sections with
distinct character, following the same strategies as the architectural design.
A service quarters is attached to the building with a similar massing strategy to ensure integration with
the main house. The quarters include offices, rooms, and utility spaces associated with the service staff.
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BEDROOM 2
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residential. house r2. Bangalore, India.

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residential. casa h. Madrid, Spain.

Casa H is located in an affluent area in Madrid. The house has a floor area of 14,000 sq. ft. (1,300 sq.
m.) and is the answer to the broad and diverse functional needs of the client, a well-known international
sportsman.
The villa is designed as a sponge, with multiple micro-spaces. Each micro-space is designed with a
special relationship to a particular sensorial experience, all of which are interrelated. The ground floor
has the typical program associated with a villa, along with many patios that make the house look bigger
due to its integration with the site. The first floor includes spaces such as offices, guest rooms, and play
areas. The basement includes private spaces, such as meditation rooms, a gym, and a spa, and also
social spaces, such as party areas and lounges.
The secondary areas are built with an exposed concrete façade, while the day spaces in the center of the
floor plan are made of stucco and glass. Finally, the night areas are shown to the outside in a metallic
ventilated façade that reflects the light and creates a strong contrast between all the different materials
used.
The environmental commitment of the project go beyond the use of eco-friendly materials; the villa also
pays special attention to passive strategies that respond to sun radiation, natural light, and wind.
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casa H. Madrid, Spain.

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CASA H. Madrid, Spain.

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KITCHEN-OFFICE
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BEDROOOM 01
MASTER BEDROOM
HARD PATIO
WALK-IN CLOSET
GARAGE
HAIMA
PARTY ROOM
GUEST BEDROOM 02
INDOOR POOL
READING ROOM
OUTDOOR POOL
GAMES ROOM
GUEST BEDROOM 01
GAMES ROOM
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EXPOSITION HALL
LIVING ROOM

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ELEVATION OF WIDE CURTAIN WALL NORTH EXTERIOR VIEW
ELEVATION OF WIDE CURTAIN WALL SOUTHERN EXTERIOR VIEW

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residential. casa h. Madrid, Spain.

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residential. casa c+. Madrid, Spain.

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casa c+. Madrid, Spain.
This villa is located in a luxury compound in a residential area in Madrid on a site next to a golf course
with excellent views of the mountains. The house includes different spaces appropriate for a five-member
family, such as a library, a home theater, and a playing area or outdoor sports area, among others. The
total area of the villa is 14,000 sq. ft. (1,300 sq. m.).
The villa is located in the center of the plot, protected and integrated with the century-old trees that
currently exist at the site. Also, like a tree, the house is organized along a central area that becomes
the vertical core of the villa. The rest of the spaces, very clearly identified from the outside, orient
themselves to ensure views of some of the many interesting spots around the site. The integration with
the topography and the landscape of each space at the villa is one of the most important characteristics
of this house.

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CASA c+. Madrid, Spain.

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residential. casa c+. Madrid, Spain.

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