Atlas Residence

Atlas Residence

A low-slung residence combining raw mineral surfaces, shaded patios, and views toward the Atlas Mountains.

A low-slung residence combining raw mineral surfaces, shaded patios, and views toward the Atlas Mountains.

In Progress

In Progress

Marrakech, Morocco

Marrakech, Morocco

2026

2026

Atlas Residence is conceived as a series of low, solid volumes placed within an arid landscape, creating a strong relationship between architecture, climate, and the distant mountain horizon. The house is organized around shaded courtyards, covered terraces, and framed views that extend the living spaces outward without exposing them to the harshest conditions. Rather than relying on large areas of uninterrupted glass, the project uses depth, shadow, and carefully positioned openings to control light throughout the day. Local stone, textured concrete, warm plaster, and dark metal details create a restrained material palette that feels closely connected to the surrounding terrain. The result is a residence that feels grounded, private, and open at the same time.

Atlas Residence is conceived as a series of low, solid volumes placed within an arid landscape, creating a strong relationship between architecture, climate, and the distant mountain horizon. The house is organized around shaded courtyards, covered terraces, and framed views that extend the living spaces outward without exposing them to the harshest conditions. Rather than relying on large areas of uninterrupted glass, the project uses depth, shadow, and carefully positioned openings to control light throughout the day. Local stone, textured concrete, warm plaster, and dark metal details create a restrained material palette that feels closely connected to the surrounding terrain. The result is a residence that feels grounded, private, and open at the same time.

The project had to respond to intense heat while maintaining generous views and a strong connection to the landscape.

The project had to respond to intense heat while maintaining generous views and a strong connection to the landscape.

Deep recesses, thick walls, and carefully positioned openings reduce direct solar exposure. Local stone and textured concrete reinforce the connection between the building and its setting.

Deep recesses, thick walls, and carefully positioned openings reduce direct solar exposure. Local stone and textured concrete reinforce the connection between the building and its setting.

.. KEEP EXPLORING

.. KEEP EXPLORING

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