2022

Villa Gardós

Perched on the slopes of Benahavis, Marbella, Villa Gardós is a 5-bedroom masterpiece blending seamlessly with nature. Featuring stunning sea views, expansive terraces, and a perfect balance of indoor and outdoor spaces, this villa showcases both innovation and elegance.

Villa Gardós was envisioned as a living platform — a structure that not only sits on the land but becomes a part of it

The goal was to create a home that captures the grandeur of the natural surroundings while offering the comfort and luxury of contemporary living. Every space was designed to invite the landscape in, fostering a connection between nature and architecture.

Location
Marbella, Spain
Plot
4,646.80 m²
Built up area
1.838 m²
Type
Single-family Detached Villa
Status
Under Construction

2 Guest Toilets

Gym

Play Room

Bowling Alley

Cinema

Indoor Pool

Office

Garage

Staff Apartment

Laundry Room

Storage

Wine Cellar

Gazebo

At Villa Gardós, architecture rises from the earth as though it has always belonged, where walls of stone and steel hold the sky, and the horizon is the only limit.

The Challenge

The steep incline of the plot presented a significant challenge in creating a stable, functional space for the villa

The task was to overcome the natural limitations of the terrain while maintaining an uninterrupted connection to the landscape. This required a solution that would allow for the expansion of terraces and gardens, without compromising the stability or beauty of the site.

Our Solution

Transforming Slopes into Usable, Scenic Spaces

To address the challenge, we engineered reinforced earth walls that not only provided the necessary stability but also allowed for the integration of vegetation. These ecological walls transformed the slope into usable space, enhancing the panoramic sea views and creating a natural harmony between the villa and its surroundings. Large cantilevered terraces and expansive windows draw light and landscape into the home, creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. The villa’s natural materials further enhance its connection to the environment, blending the boundaries between architecture and nature.