Perched dramatically on the rugged cliffs of the Costa Brava, Sunflower House stands as a geometric masterpiece that redefines the relationship between domesticity and the untamed Mediterranean. Designed by the visionary architects Cadaval & Solà-Morales, the residence is a poetic response to the challenging "Tramuntana" winds and the desire for limitless horizons. Its silhouette, composed of segmented glass cubes, mimics the heliotropic nature of a sunflower, turning its "petals" toward the light to capture every nuance of the sun’s path from dawn until dusk. This unusual property is located a bit more than an hour away by car from Girona, the region capital, and roughly 2 hours away from Barcelona.
The construction process was an exercise in precision, using a high-performance glass skin and a structural system that prioritises transparency without compromising intimacy. Every interior perspective is curated to frame a specific fragment of the sea or the rocky coastline, turning the landscape into a living gallery. This property is more than a coastal villa; it is a sensory experience where the boundaries between the minimalist interior and the cobalt blue of the Mediterranean completely dissolve.