A single-family home in the prestigious Los Flamingos urbanisation, Benahavís — the same enclave as the Anantara Villapadierna Palace Hotel. The plot sits at the intersection of two streets on a pronounced slope, a condition that becomes a defining driver of the architectural design.

The project is oriented towards the south-southeast — facing the sea and sun — to capture the best possible views. The villa takes an open-L plan set at the upper end of the plot across ground, upper and basement levels, opening a broad terrace at the front that overlooks the Mediterranean and a more private rear garden with its own landscaping.

The pool with its cascades and the interplay of the villa's different volumes evoke the image of a ship under sail — its layered decks cutting through the landscape, captured in a defining conceptual image.

Designed for year-round living, the villa's programme clearly separates public and private areas — living, dining and kitchen from the five bedrooms and bathrooms — with open gathering spaces in between that, stepping out of their intimate independence, converge once more towards the expansive sea view.