At Ecohabitats, we design homes that respect the environment. This new construction project in Port de la Selva is a clear example of how architecture can integrate with nature without altering the essence of the landscape.
Located on the slopes of the Sierra de Rodes, the project adapts to the steep terrain, transforming the roof into the main access and parking area, thereby reducing visual impact and improving overall efficiency.
The orientation, natural ventilation, and use of local materials such as dry stone on the facade contribute to thermal comfort, blending with the landscape, and the overall sustainability of the development.
Each home enjoys panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, offering a unique experience of connection with nature.
The development includes communal green spaces facing the mountain range, promoting outdoor living and well-being. The bioclimatic design and staggered distribution reduce energy consumption, respecting the environment and offering a responsible housing model.
Can you imagine living like this?
If you are looking for a new home with sea views on the Costa Brava, designed with bioconstruction and energy efficiency criteria, this project is for you.
Adapting to the slope reduces the need for earthworks, improves energy efficiency, and allows for a more harmonious visual integration with the landscape.
Bioconstruction aims to design and build with natural materials, low environmental impact, and maximum comfort. In this case, dry stone, cross-ventilation, and a green roof have been used to achieve this.
At Carrer Fonollera 50-54, in Port de la Selva (Girona), a unique enclave on the Costa Brava with privileged views of the sea and the Monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes.
