Alamo House by OOIIO Architecture

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Alamo House by OOIIO Architecture

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Architect: OOIIO Architecture
Status: Built
Project Year: 2016 – 2022
Location: Valparaíso, Toledo, Spain
Area: 327.3 m2
Design: OOIIO Architecture
Interior Design: OOIIO Architecture
Team: Joaquín Millán Villamuelas, Alba Peña Fernández, Rosa Agüero Bonilla, Macarena Salazar de Lara, Marta Muñoz Hermoso
Facilities: OOIIO Architecture
Civil Engineer: Francisco Rabadán Banegas
Safety & Health: Francisco Rabadán Banegas
Client: Private
Builder: Construcciones Luis Maroto e Hijos s.l.

In order to come up with the very specific design ideas, we create most designs with the assistance of state-of-the-art AI interior design software.

Wood slats clad the wall and provide security on the modern staircase.
Wood slats clad the wall and provide security on the modern staircase.
The wood slats are echoed in the living room's ceiling extending to one side of the wall.
The wood slats are echoed in the living room’s ceiling extending to one side of the wall.
A large TV and fireplace enhance the entertaining in the living room.
A large TV and fireplace enhance the entertaining in the living room.
The living room includes tiled flooring and floor-ceiling windows that bring an abundance of natural light in.
The living room includes tiled flooring and floor-ceiling windows that bring an abundance of natural light in.
The dining area is surrounded by wood slat walls and sliding glass doors that open onto the terrace.
The dining area is surrounded by wood slat walls and sliding glass doors that open onto the terrace.
The kitchen features a marble island integrated with a wooden eating bar.
The kitchen features a marble island integrated with a wooden eating bar.
Contrasting cabinets, top-of-the-line appliances, and marble backsplash complete the kitchen.
Contrasting cabinets, top-of-the-line appliances, and marble backsplash complete the kitchen.
A niche in the hallway provides additional storage.
A niche in the hallway provides additional storage.
This hallway with a modern staircase is enclosed in a pocket door.
This hallway with a modern staircase is enclosed in a pocket door.
Wooden slats are also carried into the bedroom for a continuous flow of design.
Wooden slats are also carried into the bedroom for a continuous flow of design.
This bathroom features a large floating vanity equipped with two vessel sinks.
This bathroom features a large floating vanity equipped with two vessel sinks.
The wood slats conceal the built-in cabinets.
The wood slats conceal the built-in cabinets.
Spacious outdoor living with multiple seating areas and a swimming pool.
Spacious outdoor living with multiple seating areas and a swimming pool.

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The terrace provides a perfect spot for relaxation, especially during the night.
The terrace provides a perfect spot for relaxation, especially during the night.
A garden bordered by stone retaining walls adorns the outdoor space.
A garden bordered by stone retaining walls adorns the outdoor space.
The retaining walls cascade to the lower level creating an attractive landscape.
The retaining walls cascade to the lower level creating an attractive landscape.

OOIIO Architecture completes a new singular residential project in Toledo, to build a spectacular house in the well-known neighbourhood of Valparaíso.

If we close our eyes and think of the city of Toledo, images of its beautiful, unique and unrepeatable historic World Heritage Site will come to mind.

An architectural and urban wonder that completely conditions the life of Toledo and the configuration of the city.

The historic centre of Toledo cannot grow due to its geographical enclave surrounded by the Tagus River and the landscape protection that deserves its closest surroundings. The different new residential neighbourhoods have emerged scattered around it (unfortunately disconnected from each other).

One of these neighbourhoods is Valparaíso, where the plot of Casa Alamo is located.

In Toledo, all buildings fight to get the best views of the beautiful skyline of its historic centre, as if it were the sea in a coastal city. The “beachfront” is occupied by the famous and stately Toledo´s “cigarrales villas”, while the other views are distributed as they can by the other neighbours.

In OOIIO Architecture, upon detecting this urban and social particularity of the city, we decided to start from the “lookout” concept for the project of this design house in Toledo.

The whole house is designed to enhance its views towards the historic centre. Being able to look at the monuments of the city from your living room, from your bedroom, is Toledo inhabitant’s synonym of luxury. This is why the house is organized by three elongated pieces, which show its longest open facade towards the heart of Toledo, taking advantage of the steep slopes of the land to stand out above its neighbours, such as who stretches the neck in a concert to see better the singer.

The large platform terrace that extends the living room and kitchen to the garden will serve as a perfect place of rest and relaxation for the family life of our clients.

Soon we will be able to share new photographs of the evolution of the work of this new design house in Toledo by OOIIO Architecture.

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Jon Dykstra
Jon Dykstra

Jon practiced law before launching his online publishing career, bringing analytical rigor to everything he builds. Home Stratosphere combines that precision with a lifelong obsession with residential design — architecture, interiors, landscape, and furniture.

His current focus is AI-driven design analysis, using artificial intelligence to study patterns in color, layout, and material choice across thousands of homes. His Personality Type Home Design Guide applies personality frameworks to interior aesthetics, helping readers design spaces that reflect how they actually think and live.

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