Architecture group SAOTA completed the Bora Headquarters in Mallorca, Spain. The home is designed to be a relaxed resort-style home, that allows working and living to coincide peacefully.
The linear arrangement of the home features blocked garden spaces on both levels, with three bedrooms on the upper level separated by lush courtyards. By mixing contemporary design styles with classic regional influences, the design team created a one-of-a-kind home. With a traditional curved roof and exterior upper eaves, the home has a classic Spanish feel on the exterior, with a modern and high-end interior.
The Bora Headquarters is the first home built in Mallorca, Spain by SAOTA.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Residential Office Combo
- Future home and office designs will continue to merge, allowing for a harmonious work-life balance.
- Luxury Linear Architecture
- Architects and developers will continue to experiment with linear design, incorporating both classic and contemporary elements to create uniquely high-end homes.
- Incorporating Garden Spaces
- More homes and offices will incorporate green space into their designs, providing a natural and relaxing environment for occupants.
Where This Applies
- Real Estate
- Real estate developers can take advantage of the trend of merging residential and office spaces to offer unique and desirable properties.
- Architecture
- Architects can explore new ways to incorporate green spaces and linear designs into their projects, following the example set by the Bora Headquarters.
- Construction
- Construction companies can take advantage of the trend of incorporating garden spaces into buildings by offering innovative construction solutions for vertical gardens and rooftop green spaces.
