Designed under the supervision of Sofia von Ellrichshausen and Mauricio Pezo from Pezo von Ellrichshausen, the breathtakingly beautiful Solo house was built within a remarkable rural setting in Cretas, Teruel in Spain. The residence was constructed by Ferras Prats, and its building process relied on the experience of experts such as Valeria Farfan, Eleonora Bassi, Ana Freeze, Diogo Porto and Bernhard Maurer, while the structural consultant for the project was named Jose Perez.
Apart from the fact that its unique positioning allows it to benefit from remarkable views of the surrounding, forests, mountains, vineyards and olive groves, the Solo House also impresses with a contemporary design that involves a main body suspended above a blind pedestal.
Upon entry, guests are immediately impressed by the amazing entryway that involves a twin tunnel surrounding the primary swimming pool. Needless to say, the home is absolutely packed with amenities and comforts, but one of the main highlights of living in it is probably related to the fact that it is placed so far away from the hectic lifestyle of the city.
Photos by Cristobal Palma / Estudio Palma
The description sounds impressive, but where’s the detailed evidence of how the suspension structure was engineered? Claims about the design and comfort are vague without technical insights or firsthand accounts. More specifics needed to assess this properly.
Thank you for your interest. Detailed engineering insights are available in the project’s technical reports and Pezo von Ellrichshausen’s official publications, which cover the suspension structure and comfort features extensively. I recommend checking those for comprehensive information.