Tai Villa | Sotogrande, Spain

Sustainable luxury

Positioned within a Mediterranean landscape, the project exemplifies a unique architectural vision that harmoniously blends Mediterranean and Oriental influences. This cultural symbiosis fosters an emotional equilibrium, enhancing the overall wellbeing of its inhabitants.

 

Design Philosophy

Designed with a holistic philosophy, the residence strikes a refined balance between wellness, sustainability, and environmental sensitivity -principles that are increasingly demanded in contemporary residential design. The architectural language is guided by efficiency and meticulous attention to detail. Materiality plays a central role, with an elegant palette of natural stone and wood creating a rich tapestry of textures and finishes. Each element -rom spatial layout to bespoke furniture- has been crafted with artisanal precision. Visual connections to the sea, surrounding nature, and the nearby golf course anchor the home in its context, while the thoughtful management of natural light ensures that every space evolves dynamically throughout the day.

 

 

Sustainability Approach

The residence offers both indoor and outdoor pools, seamlessly integrated into the landscape and architecture to enhance year-round wellbeing. Built according to Passivhaus standards, the residence employs aerothermal systems and photovoltaic panels to reduce environmental impact and significantly lower energy consumption. The integration of heat recovery ventilation further ensures optimal indoor air quality and thermal comfort.

 

 

Craftsmanship & Luxury

With a commitment to achieving near-total energy self-sufficiency, the project sets a benchmark for sustainable luxury. It is not just a house, but a living environment that embodies serenity, craftsmanship, and ecological intelligence -offering a forward-thinking model for residential architecture.