Modern architecture knows no boundaries and attempts usually harmonious to link the indoor and outdoor use. Regardless of whether this is by means of ground to ceiling sliding glass doors or massive photograph home windows. Such is the scenario even in this modern home in the Balearic Islands, Spain.
The customer experienced the want to possess a house, where merge inside and outside the house. As a result, the Spanish architect Ferran Visozo in collaboration with Jesús Cardona, designed the property with 4 terraces and four skylights
Modern architecture blurs the boundaries in between within and out.
This present day architecture provides irregular angle, which are carefully made around the triangular terraces as inverse hoppers. Every of them framed a check out of the equally cautiously designed landscape. Modern architecture of Ferran Visozo in the Balearic Islands: When the doorways of the individual rooms are opened and hidden in the partitions, the home would seem to be a large coated porch
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The triangular skylights in each of habitable 'pavilions' enable the light into the inside spaces by flushing with prismatic refractions, by framing a look at of the sky. by easy maneuvers, the house, the specific rooms - bedroom and dwelling location - independent from the outdoors and at any time to re-open, so that they can be surrounded on all sides by wooded location
Four terraces and four skylights
small triangular terrace 
modest pool
little terrace with funnel condition
kitchen area and eating
open up sliding glass doors
less difficult entry to the terrace
a larger terrace with seating spot
open dwelling locations
Pure white bed room
Pure white lavatory style
3D model from home
programs and drawings 
pictures © Jose Hevia
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