A pavilion conceived as a single architectural piece: a solid volume shaped through subtraction, carved by voids, thresholds, and courtyards to reveal its interior.

Within a compact site, the project introduces a rational structure that frees the living spaces and carefully modulates the entry of natural light. Each residence unfolds as a sequence of fluid spaces, where solids and voids blur the boundary between interior and exterior. Pigmented concrete, natural wood, and stainless steel create a restrained material palette whose identity lies in precision rather than gesture.

Two structural walls extend the architectural language of the house toward the landscape. The addition frames the golf course as a continuous backdrop, while a quiet material palette reinforces continuity between the existing architecture and its surroundings.

An addition conceived in dialogue with the existing house. A red-brick screen wall organizes the façade and directs views toward the golf course, while a new studio and terrace transform the upper level into a space for contemplation.

A precise intervention rather than a radical transformation. The geometry is clarified, while a warm material palette gives the club’s central gathering space a contemporary character.

A restaurant shaped by its relationship with the landscape. Interior axes extend toward the terrace, bringing the golf course into the heart of the spatial experience.