Gonzalez & Jacobson Architecture shares images and progress of Vista Lago in Real de la Quinta in Benahavis, Malaga. A sample of architectural projects that involve major challenges.

Building a home on a sloping site can be a challenge, but it can also be an opportunity to design unique spaces that blend with the landscape. A prominent example of this is the development of eighteen sustainable luxury villas that Gonzalez & Jacobson is planning in the Vista Lago development.

During each site visit, the team of professionals from Gonzalez & Jacobson Architecture inspects, analyzes, studies, and reports on the progress and various aspects of the development’s status.

We share a brief report on the progress of construction work on some of the homes in the architectural project on the Costa del Sol.

V29 Installing the formwork for level 0.

V28 In the background installing the level 1 slab, with V29 in the foreground.

V34 Assembling the reinforcement slabs for the derrick roof level, as is Villa 36, ​​where concrete is being poured.

View of the assembly of the level 0 slab in Villa 37. A curious image of the rainwater collection connections for the carpentry, due to wind and water damage.

Villa 38 View of the terrace with the sliding carpentry subframe installed.

View of Villa 34 from the side, partially retaining the slope on which the villa is to be built.

The design of the villas adapts perfectly to the slope of the land, located on individual plots. The villas opted for tiered structures that not only take advantage of the panoramic views but also maximize natural light in every space. These villas are exceptional, each with a unique design that showcases a high level of innovation and creativity.