Lulu Ville House

contemporary residential architecture, twilight photography, blue hour illumination, limestone cladding, board-formed concrete, tropical hardwood screen, mahogany brise-soleil, warm amber lighting, cerulean sky, cobalt atmosphere, coral stone texture, permeable paving, grass pavers, palm trees, coconut palms, biophilic design, geometric volumes, cantilevered form, asymmetrical composition, golden section proportions, complementary color harmony, warm-cool contrast, architectural photography, exterior elevation, entrance facade, threshold space, processional approach, uplighting, accent illumination, tropical modernism, regional contemporary, material honesty, tectonic expression, craft detailing, horizontal formwork pattern, natural ventilation screen, privacy screen, filtered light, dappled illumination, evening atmosphere, tranquil mood, sophisticated palette, monolithic volumes, interlocking forms, landscape integration, coastal vernacular influence, sustainable design elements, low-level lighting, pathway illumination

Lulu Villa is a private residence located in Las Terrenas. The house covers 850 square meters of construction on a plot of 2,492 square meters. The design is composed of three intersecting volumes, one of which has two levels. The first level holds the social areas, with large galleries open to the exterior, and the guest rooms. The second level holds the bedrooms and a family room, linked by an open corridor. Concrete in its natural state marks the facades. The entrance uses aluminum profiles with a wood finish, resistant to sea salt and spaced to let daylight enter.