Located on the slopes of Bola de Oro, with privileged views of the Paseo de la Fuente de la Bicha, Residencial Vita redefines the relationship between architecture and landscape in the southern area of Granada. Its strategic placement on the terrain takes advantage of the natural slope to create a balanced volumetry, maximizing views and enhancing the dialogue with the surroundings.

The north façade opens onto the Genil River, framing the breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada through a system of stacked terraces, conceived as autonomous volumes that fragment and enhance the perception of the elevation. These “boxes,” clad in wood, create a play of light and shadow that enhances the building’s expressiveness, adding warmth and texture to the composition.

In contrast, the south façade, facing the new pedestrian street, is defined by a continuous lattice that filters light and protects the access galleries. Beyond its bioclimatic function, this element provides a unifying character to the complex and enhances the privacy of the residences without compromising their connection to the exterior.