Picornell House . Mallorca
John Pawson . photos: © Gilbert McCarragher . + homestyler
Located on a south-facing slope 10km from the centre of Palma, this family home addresses the challenge of making architecture that celebrates the contours of the landscape, while affording optimal and — critically, in a climate such as this — controllable light penetration.
The house presents a single storey to the street, with a second floor to the seaward side. Walls are of the thickness required for optimal cooling in summer and insulation in winter, with natural cooling and ventilation supported by a sculptural, funnel-like courtyard within the floor plan. Projecting out into the garden, the pool underscores the dramatic attenuation of the site.
Project Architect Guy Dickinson
John Pawson . photos: © Gilbert McCarragher . + homestyler
Located on a south-facing slope 10km from the centre of Palma, this family home addresses the challenge of making architecture that celebrates the contours of the landscape, while affording optimal and — critically, in a climate such as this — controllable light penetration.
The house presents a single storey to the street, with a second floor to the seaward side. Walls are of the thickness required for optimal cooling in summer and insulation in winter, with natural cooling and ventilation supported by a sculptural, funnel-like courtyard within the floor plan. Projecting out into the garden, the pool underscores the dramatic attenuation of the site.
Project Architect Guy Dickinson
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