Residence 321 by Ascoz Arquitectura in Riberta Alta, Spain

Project: Residence 321
Architects: Ascoz Arquitectura
Location:
Ribera Alta, Spain
Area: 6,695 sf
Year: 2022
Photographs by:
Alejandro GΓ³mez Vives

Residence 321 by Ascoz Arquitectura

Residence 321, crafted by Ascoz Arquitectura in Ribera Alta, Spain, is a captivating Asian-inspired oasis that harmoniously blends sophistication and comfort. Spread across three levels and encompassing over 6,695 square feet, this residence offers a luxurious hotel-like experience. Perched on a hill, the house boasts concrete strips that create a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, blurring the boundaries between indoors and outdoors. The integration of vegetation into the structure enhances the fluidity and unity with nature. Meticulously designed with attention to detail, Residence 321 fulfills the family’s desires for an embracing and blissful retreat, resembling a perpetual vacation. From the elegant kitchen and heated outdoor Jacuzzi to the bamboo-covered terrace roof and a basement housing a wine cellar, garage, and gym, every element exudes elegance and indulgence.

Residence 321: An Asian-inspired oasis by Ascoz Arquitectura. The house is an exhibition of balancing sophistication and comfort. Its structure of concrete strips generates dynamism between light and shadow.

Residence 321, which Ascoz Arquitectura signs in València, evokes the same sensations as a stay in a luxury hotel. With more than 625 square meters (6,500 square feet) spread over three levels, this residence is an exercise in balancing sophistication and comfort.

Located on a hill in the Valencian region of La Ribera Alta, it combines exotic vegetation, a dreamy pool, and an exclusive style that evokes an exclusive resort overlooking the Pacific. Its structure is based on concrete strips, which create dynamism between light and shadow, between interior and exterior spaces, and terraces with vegetation that produce a different visual sensation.

These strips, like the rest of the house, are built in precast concrete based on a planned three-dimensional structure and a carefully studied project. Vegetation is introduced into the interstices of the structure, and outdoor spaces are favored. Thus, the boundaries between the interior and exterior of the house are blurred, achieving a fluid and coordinated image. Two trees physically integrated into the structure increase the feeling of unity with nature.

“Living in an oasis. Coming home at night and going to bed as if we were always on vacation”. Those were the desires that the family conveyed to us. They longed to feel as embraced and happy in their own home as in the perfect hotel. We closely dialogued with them, took care of every detail, and tried to meet all their expectations. Residence 321 has allowed them to open a new chapter in their lives,” explains Damian Ascoz, architect and founder of Ascoz Arquitectura.

It is in the details where the house reveals its elegance: in the sophistication of the kitchen and its appliances, in the heated outdoor Jacuzzi, in the bamboo that covers the terrace roof, and in the wine cellar that, along with the garage and gym, occupies the basement floor. Some of the essential elements for this family were a 100-square-meter (1,076 square feet) living-dining room, a fantasy pool, and a lush garden. The Ascoz Arquitectura team collected their ideas and defined a project tailored to their wishes.

The materials, the opening of the two rooms to their respective bathrooms on the upper floor, and the streamlined design of the main staircase reflect the unabashed hedonism that the family desired for their new home.

-Ascoz Arquitectura

 

Tags: Ascoz Arquitectura, contemporary, exterior, interior, landscape, luxury, modern, Riberta Alta, Spain

Author: Fidan Jovanov

Fidan Jovanov
 

A young enthusiast with a passion for home decor and architecture, I love writing articles that inspire and guide readers in transforming their spaces into stylish, functional, and beautiful environments.

 

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