This Madrid residence by Abiboo Architecture comprises a series of stacked volumes that taper out into the grounds to create secluded terraces for its famous owner (+ slideshow).

Abiboo Architecture designed the house for a sportsman who wishes to remain anonymous.
The pockets of space between these finger-like volumes contain a flood-lit tennis court, as well as a small outdoor pool, and terraces for displaying artworks and barbecuing.

"The villa is designed as a sponge, with multiple micro-spaces designed especially in relation with sensorial experiences and interrelated to each other," said architect Alfredo Munoz.

The 1,300-square-metre house is located in an exclusive neighbourhood of the city. The function of each of its different areas is reflected in the materiality of the facade.
While everyday spaces are finished in a combination of stucco and glass, rooms with more secondary uses have raw board-marked concrete walls.

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Nighttime zones are encased in reflective metal that contrasts the matt finish of the other blocks.

"In the residence, growth occurs in a non-hierarchical order, each space has different characteristics but similar importance," said Munoz.

Volumes at ground level contain the kitchen, dining room, bedrooms and a lounge featuring a mirrored ceiling, serpentine sofa and a selection of artworks. Further bedroom...