The architects team by Balzar Arquitectos and Julia Alcocer were commissioned to design the Mirasal complex housing in Torrevieja, a seaside town located south of Alicante, Spain, known for its major tourism attraction.
The complex is sit on area high landscape and ecological value on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, called Las Lagunas de La Mata and Torrevieja Natural Park.
The complex is sit on area high landscape and ecological value on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, called Las Lagunas de La Mata and Torrevieja Natural Park.
Balzar Arquitectos and Julia Alcocer designed an housing development whose building seeks to harmonize with the topography, matching the flush, of the natural terrain. The set has a triangular shape creating a large garden inside.
Project description by Balzar Arquitectos and Julia Alcocer
Torrevieja is a seaside town located south of Alicante, known for its major tourism attraction. Its surroundings have a high landscape and ecological value on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in the form of Las Lagunas de La Mata y Torrevieja Natural Park.
Distant views towards this natural park with mesmerizing light pink hue of the salt lagoon, a recently constructed urbanization in which there are no neighboring buildings yet, striking topography and a complete triangular block form the context in which Balzar Arquitectos and Julia Alcocer have designed the Mirasal residential complex.
The project resolves the placement on the lot by conforming to its perimeter, creating a large interior garden. The building seeks to harmonize with the topography, mimicking the levels of the natural terrain. It is architecture which aims to express itself as a whole, whose plasticity is a result of its horizontal proportions and white materials.
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January 6, 2020
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"Modulated by southern light. Mirasal Housing by Balzar Arquitectos and Julia Alcocer" METALOCUS.
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