"Like a silent object settled in the tropics, Flamboyanes 41 reveals itself through pure lines and long shadows."
"This 450-square-meter residence, located in La Romana, was born from the intention to sculpt a refuge that subtly dialogues with its natural surroundings without imposing itself upon them."
Flamboyanes 41 is a 450-square-meter residence in La Romana, Dominican Republic. The design emphasizes pure lines and long shadows to create a quiet, sculptural presence within a tropical setting. The project seeks to function as a refuge that engages subtly with the surrounding landscape without imposing upon it. Massing and composition prioritize restraint and integration, producing a home that reads as a silent object settled in the tropics. Design by Estudio Mazara focuses on harmony with natural light and context while maintaining a minimalist architectural language. Material choices and spatial organization prioritize calm, measured responses to climate and landscape.
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