Five slim white volumes linked by glass corridors, open patios and a pool form this retreat on the Spanish island of Ibiza, designed by architecture studio Marià Castelló.
The home's site is located on the island's San Mateo plain where an undulating wooded landscape is broken up by flat clearings once home to agricultural activities and enclosed by dry stone walls.

"The house has been organised in five clearly differentiated volumes, generating between them spaces of relation, services, visual connections to the outside and ventilation," said Marià Castelló.
"The length of the five volumes is conditioned by the depth of the terrace on which the dwelling sits, which helps to integrate the intervention into the landscape."
Two further linking corridors connect to the third and fourth volumes.
These two sit almost touching, separated by a thin step down onto the gravel terrace.

Opposite the guest annex is divided into two, with a bedroom and living space in its eastern end and a covered terrace to the west.
This terrace can be given privacy by a set of sliding wooden screens.

Externally, the cladding of the volumes responds to the site.

The ends facing the existing stone walls are finished with panels of heat-treated wood, and the long elevations are clad with bright white panels.
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