Architects Alberto Campo Baeza and Modesto Sánchez Morales have collaborated on a four-year project to complete a house in Mojácar, southern Spain. The site is sandwiched between two houses on a steep four-level site staggered between two streets. The aim of the design was to recreate Almerian architect Roberto Puig’s image of ‘a terraced Mediterranean village with a beautiful cascade of white volumes overlooking the sea’. Photo Javier Callejas. Alberto Campo Baeza
Alberto Campo Baeza
Alberto Campo Baeza creates Rotonda House on a hill north of Madrid
Award winning Spanish architect Alberto Campo Baeza designed Rotonda House at the summit of a hill, north of Madrid. The building captures a 360° panoramic landscape from the belvedere situated above a two storey podium made of local limestone. The building is based on a 12m by 12m grid divided into nine 4m x 4m squares, giving it a Palladian flavour. Photo Javier Callejas. Alberto Campo Baeza