The Curved House in Altea by Ramón Gandía Brull SLP - RGB Arquitectos features a distinctive curved design that aligns with the sloped terrain. Positioned at the upper part of a mountainous residential area, the house's exterior minimizes visual impact from the street. The residence has three functional levels: a basement for service areas, a first floor with bedrooms and amenities, and an upper floor with living spaces and a pool. Large cantilevered terraces enhance outdoor spaces while the material palette reflects regional architecture and climate considerations.
"The Curved House features a distinctive curvilinear form that responds to topography and reduces visual mass from the street, with a substantial 47-meter-long sea-facing facade."
"Consisting of three levels, the residence includes a basement for service areas, a first floor with bedrooms and gym, and an upper floor with living spaces and a pool."
"The house incorporates large cantilevered terraces and a deep overhang to enhance outdoor spaces and minimize perceived bulk, establishing a more immersive arrival experience."
"The external walls are finished in a white multilayer coating, reflecting regional building traditions, while extensive glazing with graphite frames enhances the interplay of curves and horizontal planes."
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