Frame House is a minimalist concrete residence on the northeast coast of Menorca, Spain. Designed by Nomo Studio, the house features a striking contrast between its closed street-facing facade and its fully glazed seafront side. Positioned at the highest point of a steep plot, it offers uninterrupted ocean views. The layout reverses the traditional arrangement, placing social areas on the upper floor and bedrooms below. A cantilevered roof with prefabricated slabs creates a column-free terrace, while a frameless skylight brings natural light to the rear. The off-white in-situ concrete facade blends seamlessly with the coastal landscape.

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Architects: NOMO STUDIO
Team: Alicia Casals, Karl Johan Nyqvist, Jordi Ribas, Mira Botseva, Jennifer Méndez
Partner-in-Charge: Alicia Casals
Project Leader: Alicia Casals
Team: Karl Johan Nyqvist, Jordi Ribas, Mira Botsewa, Jennifer Mendez
Location: Minorca, Spain
Area: 300 m²
Year: 2018
Photography: Adrià Goula

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