Catalogue house model Munich in Palma de Mallorca

A high-quality design home in Mallorca

A project in the Balearic Islands, in Mallorca; a modular house based on the Munich model from our Collection 111 catalogue. A house designed exactly like the Munich model, with a conventional floor plan and its characteristic S-shaped elevation that emphasises the play of volumes and overhangs of the house.

A luxurious house with a distribution over two floors and a basement totalling 358 m², with contrasts both in the façade, to emphasise the volume even more, and inside, thanks to materials such as technological wood.

The house built with our EMOHA system combines the robustness of concrete with the versatility of our design. Another great feature of the house is the incidence of natural light, which together with the open spaces that converge in the day area, integrate the house perfectly into the landscape.

358

m²

Munich model
in Spain

Luxury modular house in Mallorca

This modular house with an S-shaped floor plan, also realised by Villen inHAUS, is located in a residential area of Bunyola on Mallorca and has a garden area of more than 1,000 m².

The design of this house, which is based on the Munich model, has numerous large windows that allow natural light to enter all the rooms. The façade is made of technical wood and white monolayer to create contrasts and emphasise the volume and aesthetics of the façade.

The clients, of German origin, were looking for a house where they could meet, have fun and spend their holidays. For this reason, the open spaces, the openness to the outside and the day area were of crucial importance. The clients in Germany turned to inHAUS because they were looking for a company that would take care of all phases of the project, from planning and optimisation to construction and development of the urbanisation.

Characteristic design and architecture
of the Balearic Islands

Inside the house we find open spaces with a chromatic harmony in neutral tones.

Outside with natural elements such as wood and inside with light colours characteristic of Mediterranean architecture. This high-quality modular home has details in several corners that add a touch of distinction.

From the kitchen, you have a wide view of the outside thanks to a large panoramic window. This element not only fills this important space with natural light, but also gives it a prominent meaning.

Inside the house, design elements such as the floor-to-ceiling doors and the coffered ceiling stand out. The owners of this industrialised house wanted to pay attention to the smallest detail when designing their home and sought advice from inHAUS at all times, seeing our care in every architectural detail.

On-site assembly

The 6 modules of this luxurious modular house were transported to Mallorca by ship and lorry.

inHAUSERS interview

Herbert, a customer who turned to inHAUS to build his first house in Spain

We interviewed Herbert, one of the protagonists of this project. A client of German origin who turned to inHAUS to build his second home, this time in Spain, close to his family.

Herbert tells us about his experience of the process, why he decided to build his house in Spain and why he chose the Tiana model as his dream home, which has now become a reality.

„I am very happy that the house is already standing. We flew to Valencia (Spain), looked at the factory, and I, who have an extensive background in project development, can say that the modular construction I saw there is massive, yes, massive. It really appealed to me. In particular, the discipline and the production system that you have, which is very similar to the processes in the automotive industry, appealed to me.“

Plan and layout

Catalogue house model Munich in Palma de Mallorca

The Munich model fitted the client’s site perfectly without altering its structure or aesthetics, allowing the process to be completed much more efficiently and quickly, as each model is optimised for the fastest, most efficient and economically attractive construction possible.