Horizontal plane supports sloping dark tile roof
Pozo Cañada Tile House, SpainA two-story building designed by Studio Metamorphosis. residence It has a garden and a pool. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House, the design incorporates horizontal planes on the ground floor and supports a reinterpretation of the pitched dark tile roof, blending traditional Manchegan architecture with contemporary aesthetics. Masu.
The house has two floors, with daytime areas on the first floor and nighttime areas on the second floor. The double-height space acts as a central connection between these spaces and houses the fireplace and main living room, creating a warm and elegant atmosphere. The ground floor adopts an “L” shape surrounding the pool, with a strategically placed main entrance dividing the area into two distinct zones. On one side is the living room, dining room, kitchen and game room, and on the other side is a study area and secondary bedroom, providing a private and functional space.
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Studio Metamorphosis combines rustic and modern elements
Casa La Teja (Tile House) is set back from adjacent buildings, allowing plenty of natural light through large windows surrounding the backyard and pool, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.Materials play an important role in reflection studio metamorphosisA fusion of tradition and modernity. Quarched stone and wood are matched with modern black tiles and anthracite gray-toned windows, creating a balanced blend of rustic and contemporary elements. Energy efficiency is a key focus, adhering to Passive House standards with insulation, renewable energy sources, efficient carpentry and heat recovery ventilation.
The first floor is shaped like an “L” surrounding the pool, with the main entrance strategically placed.
The house has a daytime area on the first floor and a nighttime area on the second floor.
The tile house maximizes natural light through large windows and connects the indoor space with the backyard.
A double height space serves as the central connection and houses the fireplace and main living room.
Cut stone, wood, black tiles and anthracite gray-toned windows combine tradition with a modern aesthetic.