néstor pérez batista crafts canary islands retreat using natural materials
in order to cement a close relationship with its context, the scheme employs locally sourced materials such as stone, clay, and glass.
néstor pérez batista crafts canary islands retreat using natural materials
all images by rubén acosta / courtesy of néstor pérez batista
berlin-based architect néstor pérez batista has crafted ‘tegoyo I’, a renovated dwelling in la geria — a region of lanzarote known for its vineyards and volcanic landscapes. the brief from the client was to establish a visual link between the site’s existing farm buildings and their surrounding environment. in order to cement a close relationship with the context, the scheme employs natural, locally sourced materials such as stone, wood, clay, and glass.
the dwelling is located in a region of lanzarote known for its vineyards and volcanic landscapes
organized across a single storey, the project is divided into two units that both house a living and dining room, and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. the program is distributed along the building’s east-west axis, with internal proportions and heights adapted to specific uses. each area includes large windows that present sweeping views of the adjacent landscape — a carefully planned fenestration designed to create an ambiguity between inside and out.
the scheme establishes a visual link between the site’s existing buildings and their surrounding environment
the design employs natural, locally sourced materials such as stone, wood, clay, and glass
brightly lit living accommodation
each area includes large windows that present sweeping views of the adjacent landscape
the unit’s sleeping quarters
the project includes en-suite bathrooms
the fenestration is designed to create an ambiguity between inside and out
the program is distributed along the site’s east-west axis
the exterior of the renovated building
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