Created from locally-sourced and luxurious natural stone and concrete, the House on Mount Maigmo features a partially sunken and almost entirely hidden structure.
Made with a tunnel inspiration, the home has a one-of-a-kind design that mixes contemporary style with modern lines. The main volume of the home connects the rear to the front in a tunnel-like structure. The large windows frame the vast views of the Titular Hill that sits on the 16th century Tibi Reservoir. The swimming pool acts as an art piece that can be seen from each room, offering a fun and inviting outdoor living space.
With an open floor plan and flowing spaces, the House on Mount Maigmo can open completely to outside creating a dreamy living environment.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Tunnel-inspired Architecture
- Opportunity for architects and designers to create unique and innovative structures inspired by tunnels.
- Luxurious Natural Materials
- Potential for interior designers and builders to incorporate locally-sourced and luxurious natural stone and concrete into their projects for a high-end finish.
- Seamless Indoor-outdoor Living
- Possibility for developers and landscapers to design homes that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a dreamy living environment.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Design
- Opportunity for architects and designers to explore tunnel-inspired architecture and create innovative structures.
- Interior Design
- Potential for interior designers to incorporate luxurious natural materials like locally-sourced stone and concrete into their projects for a high-end finish.
- Real Estate and Property Development
- Possibility for developers to design homes with a seamless indoor-outdoor living concept, offering a dreamy living environment as a unique selling point.
