d+a | Issue 120 • 2021

85 evergreen plants along the edge for privacy. The cantilevered patio forms a suspended screen of tranquil white that frames the view, drawing the gaze to the sky above and creating an immediate connection to the pool area below. Three additional bedrooms are connected to private terraces that look upon the interior landscape. Minimalist interiors feature vertical wood panels that add a warm contrast against white walls. Pale stone floors expand beyond the boundaries, erasing the distinction between inside and out. Multifunctional spaces at basement level include a laundry, fitness room and a two-car garage. Rainwater channelled off the flat roof runs into a cistern in the basement and is reused to irrigate the garden. Within this family home, diaphanous spaces and dynamic patios create a distinct design language that ties the project together. “We always consider the project as a whole, and we work with that premise and passion, from the concept, volumetry, atmosphere [and] materiality, to give that unity and harmony,” muses Gallardo Llopis. 07 08 HOUSE OF THREE TREES LOCATION Ibiza, Spain / COMPLETION 2020 / BUILT AREA 455m 2 / PLOT AREA 700m 2 / DESIGN ARCHITECT Gallardo Llopis Arquitectos / LEAD ARCHITECT Carlos Gallardo Llopis / PROJECT ARCHITECT Angel Portillo Murado / CONTRACTOR BFM Aedificatoria / C&S CONSULTANT David Gallardo Llopis · Estructuras singulares / STRUCTURAL ENGINEER UPV | David Gallardo Llopis · Estructuras singulars / ACOUSTICS AND THERMAL Ana Llopis Reyna / FURNITURE Mobisa_Martinez Medina + Loft 07-08. Light- filled bedrooms open to private terraces on the upper floor.