We unite the raw tectonic honesty of Catalan limestone, earthen terracotta, and centuries-old olive timber with sculptural contemporary restraint. From Sarrià-Sant Gervasi to the cliffs of Costa Brava, our spaces breathe with the sea and the sun.
Each commission operates as an architectural dialogue between vernacular Mediterranean heritage and stripped-back modernist precision.
Typology 01
Estate sanctuaries designed for stillness. We engineer monolithic double-height volumes, custom Santanyí stone hearths, and seamless solar transitions for estates across Barcelona, Mallorca, and Ibiza.
Typology 02
Cliffside and seaside domestic spaces designed against salt-mist and wind. Deep structural overhangs, natural cross-ventilation, and hand-molded clay tiles that patina alongside maritime flora.
Typology 03
Michelin-calibre dining dining rooms, boutique cellar bars, and coastal hotel retreats created to heighten tactile intimacy, acoustic softness, and sensory theatricality.
Typology 04
Dissolving the enclosure between interior comfort and Mediterranean climate. Open-air summer kitchens, shadow-dappled pergola pergolas, and integrated rainwater basins.
Typology 05
Direct quarry relationships and artisanal joinery. We specify quarried Santanyí, Campaspero, Macael marbles, and Spanish chestnut with zero toxic synthetic sealers.
True luxury does not reside in polished gloss or disposable synthetic finishes. Our Barcelona atelier executes projects governed by thermal mass, breathability, and endemic craftsmanship.
We replace synthetic latex paints and moisture-trapping membranes with traditional Roman-formula slaked lime (cal grasa) and pozzolanic micro-plasters. This regulates coastal interior humidity naturally without electrical dehumidification loads.
Utilizing the exact 41.38°N solar azimuth of the Catalan coastline, our brise-soleils and timber cantilevers block 92% of aggressive July afternoon thermal gains while inviting low winter sunshine deep into stone-tiled living quarters.
By sourcing stone within a 250-kilometre radius—Campaspero from Valladolid, Ulldecona from Tarragona, and Santanyí from the Balearics—we preserve low embodied carbon and ensure surfaces gracefully age under marine UV exposure.