International owner mandate

From a site idea to a coherent experience of use.

A design villa in Murcia was not developed as a collection of trades, but as a connected system of place, architecture, technology, interior, outdoor space, use and communication.

The task

Many decisions. One guiding idea.

Building abroad requires more than coordinating a design.

Region and plot, climate and local building practice, spatial concept, building services, materials, landscape, furniture and later use had to remain connected across distance, language and different technical cultures.

The future use added a clear requirement: the villa needed to support short stays, longer living and focused work equally – without losing its private, Mediterranean character.

The specific result picture

A house that connects living, retreat and focused work.

The result picture connects the documented completion status with the planned later use.

2bedrooms
1separate workation office
ca. 105 m²solarium according to the architectural plan
  • private pool and garden
  • outdoor kitchen, dining and lounge areas
  • two bathrooms
  • material, lighting and furniture concept
  • equipment for longer stays
  • digital guest support and project communication

The value did not lie in one discipline. It came from place, building, technology, design and later use following the same target picture.

Transferable value

Why this case extends beyond a villa.

The project size is not decisive. What matters is the structure of the task: an owner pursues a demanding objective, many specialists contribute parts, and the connections must not be lost.

The same principle applies to the transformation of an existing site, a new energy concept, an alternative asset use or a technology-led project: PERCEL keeps context, decision, partners and later reality connected in one mandate.

Villa Murcia project website

A special owner project?

When many contributions need to follow one shared objective.

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