OHLAB's Casa Tramuntana: A Fragmented Mountain Retreat
OHLAB has completed Casa Tramuntana, a 450 m² residential project in 2025. The house retreats from the urban landscape to inhabit the mountain through a silent, fragmented, and almost buried architecture. By rejecting prominence, it proposes a way of life that cultivates dialogue with the terrain and redefines the relationship between nature and domesticity. The project was led by Paloma Hernáiz and Jaime Oliver, with technical support from Jorge Ramón Monegal and a design team including Rebeca Lavín, Loreto Angulo, Silvia Morais, Elisabet Fábrega, and Laura Colomer. General contractor was Construcciones Ageitos, structural engineering by DICAES, and project management by About Living. Photographs were taken by José Hevia.
Key facts
- Casa Tramuntana is a 450 m² residential project by OHLAB completed in 2025.
- The house is designed to be silent, fragmented, and almost buried, retreating from the urban landscape.
- Project leaders: Paloma Hernáiz and Jaime Oliver.
- Technical team: Jorge Ramón Monegal.
- Design team: Rebeca Lavín, Loreto Angulo, Silvia Morais, Elisabet Fábrega, Laura Colomer.
- General contractor: Construcciones Ageitos.
- Structural engineering: DICAES.
- Project management: About Living.
- Photography by José Hevia.
Entities
Artists
- Paloma Hernáiz
- Jaime Oliver
- Jorge Ramón Monegal
- Rebeca Lavín
- Loreto Angulo
- Silvia Morais
- Elisabet Fábrega
- Laura Colomer
- José Hevia
Institutions
- OHLAB
- Construcciones Ageitos
- DICAES
- About Living