Torremuelle, a Room With a Sea View / Estudio Primitivo González
Hiroshi Sugimoto captures the ocean almost obsessively. In his pictures, a horizontal line separates two dense volumes; sea and sky. This flat is a Sugimoto picture carved into architecture, a room which is a frame for looking to the sea. The contrast when one enters the flat is disconcerting. There is a radical difference between it and the rest of the building, an example of a typical Costa del Sol block from the 70’s. From within the gaudy balusters and peeling paint, the subtraction of the room forces one to turn their attention to the distant horizon.
- architects: Estudio Primitivo González
- Location: Benalmádena, Málaga, Spain
- Project Year: 2019
- Photographs: Luis Díaz Díaz