Casa Atalaya is crowned with a glazed pavilion that gives access to the terrace at one end and the other end there is a dining room that overlooks the valley that surrounds the house. The south façade is softened by the shade provided by a pergola. Between the sea and mountain views is the kitchen, facing the glass pavilion and the terrace.
Atalaya House by Miel Arquitectos. Photograph by Tomeu Canyellas.
Description of project by Miel Arquitectos
This single house emerges as a watchtower in search of the sea views of the Bay of Palma.
Like any watchtower this house is conquered from its base. Through a soft ramp you access a covered cloister and surrounded by ceramic and glass arcades that serves as parking and entrance hall.
On the upper floor 4 rooms open onto the Bay of Palma through a covered terrace that protects them from solar radiation while crowning them with a carefree constellation of water windows.
A floor above the Watchtower is completed with a glass pavilion and a large terrace that is diluted in a pool with no more limit than the horizon.
Between the two poles of well-being (dining room and living room) the kitchen conquers the terrace through a blurred glass pavilion in the style of the most glamorous beach bar.
