
A modern stone-clad house with large glass windows, an infinity pool, and a minimalist interior featuring a stone wall and wooden elements.
Story
Blending traditional stone craftsmanship with modern design In the serene landscape of Mallorca, Casa Fly emerges as a testament to the harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary architecture. Designed by BEEF ARCHITEKTI, this home draws inspiration from the island's historic stone structures, particularly the dry stone technique known as “Pedra en sec.” This method, recognized by UNESCO, is reflected in the robust stone facade that enhances the building's thermal performance. Set amidst pine trees with panoramic sea views, the house embodies Mediterranean living with its clean lines and minimalist interiors. The entrance is marked by a striking bronze angel statue, setting an artistic tone that continues throughout the home. Inside, materials like lime plaster, wood, and concrete create a warm yet restrained atmosphere, allowing custom-made furnishings to shine. The kitchen, a blend of sleek functionality and natural materials, opens seamlessly to an outdoor dining area, reinforcing the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. An infinity pool extends towards the horizon, merging with the sea and sky, while traditional wooden shutters offer a modern twist, providing shade and airflow. Casa Fly's design incorporates passive cooling strategies, with thick stone walls and strategic openings ensuring comfort throughout the year. Bedrooms and bathrooms are designed for light and ventilation, with large windows framing views of the landscape. The inclusion of a gym built around natural rock formations further ties the home to its rugged surroundings.
## Design Highlights
Traditional “Pedra en sec” stone facade Seamless indoor-outdoor transitions Infinity pool with panoramic sea views Custom-made furnishings and handcrafted details Passive cooling strategies with natural ventilation
## Key Facts
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Location | Mallorca, Spain |
| Architect | BEEF ARCHITEKTI |
| Year Completed | 2023 |
| Material Palette | Stone, lime plaster, wood, concrete |
| Key Design Element | Dry stone technique, passive cooling strategies |
Technical Summary
Finishes
- Exterior: Stone facade inspired by traditional Mallorcan architecture using the 'Pedra en sec' technique.
- Interior: Lime plaster walls, wood accents, and exposed concrete create a warm but restrained material palette.
Materials
- Stone — Facade and interior walls
- Wood — Interior accents and furniture
- Concrete — Structural elements and interior finishes
- Glass — Windows and doors
Construction / Systems
- Facade: Stone facade using the 'Pedra en sec' technique, a traditional dry stone method.
- Structural: Concrete slabs and stone walls for thermal mass and structural support.
Products
- Lighting — Ceramic pendant lights (Dining area centerpiece)
Palette / Lighting
- Colors: Neutral tones, Terracotta
- Lighting: Natural light with pendant lighting
Similar projects
More residentialReimagining the Andalusian Cortijo
LAH arquitectura
A contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional Andalusian farmhouse, harmonizing identity, comfort, and landscape.
la primera in Maresme
Hue Studio
A Mediterranean home that harmonizes with its environment through passive design and traditional materials.
Sky-K Tower
Selgascano + FRPO Rodríguez & Oriol
Sky-K Tower in Durrës, Albania, by Selgascano and FRPO, is a striking residential project with dual slender towers, a Mediterranean garden, and panoramic views.
Casa Balma Murada
MESURA
Casa Balma Murada by MESURA integrates seamlessly with its natural surroundings, using local stone and traditional techniques to create a harmonious architectur…
Du Corail Residence
Entre Quatre Murs
Du Corail Residence in Mirabel, Canada, masterfully integrates natural materials and expansive glazing to create a home that feels both open and connected to it…





