
Modern architecture knows no limits and constantly seeks ways to connect indoor and outdoor space, whether through floor-to-ceiling sliding glass windows or large doors. That is also the case in this modern home in the Balearic Islands, Spain. The client wanted a house in which the interior and exterior could merge. In response, the Spanish architect Ferran Visozo, working with Jesús Cardona, designed the house with four terraces and four skylights.
Modern architecture blurs the boundaries between inside and outside

The modern architecture uses irregular angles carefully arranged around the triangular terraces and skylight openings. Each view of the landscape is deliberately framed. When the doors of each room are open and hidden within the walls, the house feels like one large covered porch.
Modern architecture by Ferran Visozo in the Balearic Islands

In each of the triangular, livable "wings," skylights flood the interior with prismatic light while framing views of the sky. With a few simple moves, the different rooms, including the bedroom and living area, can be separated from the outdoors or reopened so they are surrounded on all sides by the wooded site.
Four terraces and four skylights

Small triangular terrace 
Small pool

Small terrace with a skylight opening

Kitchen and dining room

Sliding glass doors open

Easy access to the terrace

A large terrace with a seating area

Open living spaces

Pure white bedroom suite

Pure white bathroom design

3D model of the house


Plans and drawings 



Photos by © Jose Hevia