Son Llodrà House: Merge Into the Landscape / Bastidas Architecture
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At the top of a Mediterranean hill, where the low vegetation and the horizon define the landscape, this house seeks to disappear. Its main strategy is to merge into the ground: semi-earthed and covered by a layer of native vegetation that makes it invisible, the construction transforms architecture into topographic continuity. The land and native plants not only hide it, but also cool and isolate it, offering a way of inhabiting rooted in discre…
Son Llodrà House: Merge into the Landscape / Bastidas Architecture
At the top of a Mediterranean hill, where low vegetation and the horizon define the landscape, this house seeks to disappear. Its main strategy is to merge with the terrain: semi-buried and covered by a layer of native vegetation that renders it invisible, it turns architecture into topographical continuity. The earth and native plants not only conceal it, but also cool and insulate it, offering a way of inhabiting rooted in discretion and respe…
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