Mediterranean-style modular house in Valencia, Spain

A detached house featuring Mediterranean materials

Industrially manufactured two-storey house in Valencia, tailor-made for a family. A house consisting of four modules with a built area of 296 m². The design is based on a model from our catalogue model 111 and evolved into a completely tailor-made house after several changes were made to the design to make the most of the size of the plot.

It was conceived as a new home for a young family who, for logistical reasons, decided to take the plunge and move to the suburbs of Valencia. In this case, the clients had very clear priorities: fast execution, comprehensive project management and a design that was thought out down to the last detail. The inHAUS team created an architectural design with comprehensive management and adapted the model to the client’s needs.

The rooms in this house face the pool and garden, promoting a connection to the outdoor area. The combination of fine materials such as light-coloured technological material, natural stone and white inlay paint on the façade characterise the Mediterranean style of this project.

296

m²

Detached house in Valencia,
in the purest Mediterranean style

Connection between inside and outside, interior design and urban development

The house extends over two floors, with the ground floor designed as the centre of daily life. Spacious and bright rooms open onto the garden, terrace and pool, enhancing the visual and functional continuity with the outdoor area.

The living-dining room and kitchen are designed as a flowing space intended for everyday use and family life. The large glass surfaces enhance the incidence of daylight and extend the space towards the veranda.

The house also has additional rooms that enrich the living area, such as a playroom for children and a guest room, which add versatility to the whole.

Upstairs, which is intended as a sleeping area, there are two children’s rooms, a study and the master suite, which form a more private area without compromising the architectural coherence of the project.

Combination of fine and exclusive materials

The interior of the house reflects a careful selection of materials, chosen in consultation with the clients, with a clear focus on quality, durability and aesthetic coherence.

Light woods predominate in the form of slats and panels, lending warmth and brightness to the rooms. These elements are combined with large-format panels that run from floor to ceiling throughout the rooms, enhancing visual continuity and the feeling of spaciousness.

Every decision regarding design and materials serves the same purpose: to build a functional, bright and refined house designed for everyday use and family life.

On-site assembly

The four modules of this modular house were transported to Valencia by lorry.

Design and concept

Mediterranean flair and fine materials in this detached house in Valencia

The individual design of this house

The design of this prefabricated house in Valencia is based on a model from the 111 catalogue and, after various modifications, has evolved into a completely customised house. A two-storey detached house consisting of four modules, designed as a cosy home for a family.

Its volume opens onto the pool and garden, reinforcing the connection between indoors and outdoors and encouraging outdoor living.

In a contemporary Mediterranean style, the materials combine white monocoat, natural stone and light technological wood with overhangs and verandas that add depth, sun protection and balance to the whole.

Plan and layout

The house has a clear and well-organised layout over two floors, with separate areas for daytime and night-time use. The ground floor contains rooms for everyday use, with an open-plan layout and a connection between the indoor and outdoor areas.

The upper floor is the quiet area. A functional and balanced layout designed to optimise space and adapt to the family’s rhythm of life.