The Fifteen - Villa Dune
The Fifteen - Plot 6
Sculpted by time
DUNE is born from a dialogue between architecture and the landscape. Inspired by the way the wind shapes a sand dune, the residence adapts naturally to the topography, orienting itself to capture the finest views and settling into its surroundings as though it has always belonged there.
Its flowing curves and organic geometry follow the contours of the land, softening the relationship between architecture and nature. Expansive courtyards and gardens draw natural light deep into the interiors, while spaces unfold seamlessly, creating an experience where movement, light, and landscape become part of a continuous journey. DUNE is not a house placed upon a landscape. It is a landscape transformed into architecture.
Area
Plot 4500.90 sqm
Total built area 1825.15 sqm
Covered Terraces & Pérgolas 110 sqm
Uncovered Terraces 111.25 sqm
Interior patios 77.45 spm
Orientation: South
Floors: two
Accomodation
Seven bedroom suites:
One master suite, one guest suite, five suites
One staff suite
Eight bathrooms and two WCs:
One master bathroom, one guest bathrooms, four ensuite bathroom, one spa bathroom, two WCs
4 indoor parking spaces
Amenities
Gym
Spa
Outdoor Infinity Pool
Indoor pool
Lift
Wine cellar
Fireplaces
Home Offices
“Those who call these spaces home are at the heart of our vision, knowing that from the very first moment, thoughtful design profoundly shapes the way they live. Our projects seamlessly connect nature, space, natural light, and individual lifestyles to create sustainable homes—this is our commitment.”
– Manuel R. Moriche, Creative Director ARK Architects –
Belonging to nature
Architecture that does not impose itself, but integrates seamlessly and becomes part of its surroundings.
Nature is not the backdrop to a project; it is its origin. Architecture should emerge from a sensitive understanding of place, respecting its topography, vegetation, climate and material heritage. Rather than imposing itself upon the landscape, the design seeks to integrate with it, establishing a relationship of continuity and belonging.
This approach fosters a more authentic connection between the home and its surroundings. Architecture becomes a natural extension of the land itself, where the boundaries between built form and landscape gently dissolve. The result is a more serene and grounded way of living, in which the environment becomes an active and meaningful part of everyday life.